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throw1111221

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    Comment #46962803

    This already happened in 1986. "The Immigration Reform and Control Act legalized most undocumented immigrants who had arrived in the country prior to January 1, 1982. The act alter…

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    Comment #46962319

    Meanwhile, in Denmark: Why have Danes turned against immigration? ... In October the finance ministry, in its annual report on the issue, estimated that in 2018 immigrants from non…

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    Comment #46505440

    So uhh what phone do you use?

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    Comment #45934652

    Just because it was a design goal doesn't mean it succeeded ;) From Russ Cox this time: "Q. What language do you think Go is trying to displace? ... One of the surprises for me has…

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    Comment #45934528

    Well that's good, since Go was specifically designed for juniors. From Rob Pike himself: "It must be familiar, roughly C-like. Programmers working at Google are early in their care…

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    Comment #43915803

    Not the person you replied to, but they're probably talking about Log4j. It's a Java logging library that had a helpful feature where logging a special format string would pull cod…

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    Comment #43872618

    I am curious, how do you handle version skew between frontend / backend when you're reusing code + types?

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    Comment #43582851

    Are there any metrics that could be used to test this theory?

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    Comment #43569889

    Python went through a massive effort to add support for type annotations due to user demand. Similarly, there's great demand for a typed layer on top of Javascript: - Macromedia: (…

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    Comment #43363159

    I personally though it was a very interesting analogy. Let's take a made up example of a structural engineer designing a building. As another comment mentioned, in theory the desig…