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TankorSmash
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I don't think this was very good, especially if you went in cold like I did. I expected to get something out of it, but instead got a video about vim being hard. Would have liked to at least seen a little bit more about what vim could do or something. *Maybe* /r/learnprogramming or something, if you're trying to hel...
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dgh49yr
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AtomikPi
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Hey that's actually a pretty good explanation.
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1492620984
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dgh4ad3
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Faucelme
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Ironic because monads can help avoid pyramids in code (indentation pyramids, that is).
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1492621004
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dgh4b22
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nikniuq
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Finally. A clear explanation.
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1492621005
False
0
dgh4b3e
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SSID_Vicious
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Tsql and sql server are extremely good to work with.
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1492621035
False
0
dgh4c4m
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Me00011001
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I'm disappointed to see "Fuck you, pay me." isn't the number one answer.
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1492621055
False
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dgh4ctw
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m50d
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It's a common term - did you never encounter e.g. the laws of arithmetic? I completely agree that monads aren't and shouldn't be such a big deal - I don't know why people have such hangups about them. But they do turn out to be a good model for a very common programming pattern, to the extent that using a language tha...
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1492621132
False
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dgh4fij
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ivorjawa
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I'm a embedded systems programmer. If I'm using tsql it means I've woken up in some nightmare beaurocratic enterprise kafkaesque hell -- like when I worked for the national marrow donor program and had to maintain a tsql-based report program that was 18000 lines long, consisting of one 12000 line C file and a 6000 lin...
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1492621209
False
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dgh4ia1
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pLesur
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Because for some reason writing software in the US is paid much more than anywhere else. My school's average salary 1 year after graduation is 35k€ (France) Here I could be paid easily 1.5 this amount
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1492621233
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0
dgh4j6r
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t1_dgfunww
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1494204164
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somethingToDoWithMe
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The Paris thing is very likely just a french culture thing; lunch breaks in France can be quite long. School lunches can last up to 2 hours long for example.
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1492621259
False
0
dgh4k2g
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1494204175
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joushou
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Of course I do. What I don't understand is why you're bringing so irrelevant concepts to the table. Or, to make a stupid analogy, why you bring in the collective military of all NATO members to change a light bulb. ZFS style block reuse through COW makes no sense when the entire NES state is bigger than any meaningful...
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Conceptizual
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I interviewed with Slack. They were horribly disorganized. I read that before I applied, but I was applying everywhere. I got an email to set up an interview. I responded within an hour or so. Heard back from them TWO MONTHS later. Asking me when would be good. Again. And I responded within an hour. They got back to me...
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1492621351
1492622096
0
dgh4n9l
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1494204218
60
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calrogman
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Pronounced tee-swequel.
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1492621379
False
0
dgh4o7f
t3_66ah7w
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1494204231
6
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Lauxman
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I would say that basing your perception of a place you've never lived off of whatever limited, ignorant sources you utilize is far, far more dangerous of a practice.
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1492621407
False
0
dgh4p5h
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t1_dgfveeo
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1494204244
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flyingcaribou
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I like to think that they are crowdsourcing development through job postings. 'Soooo, let's say you are developing a popular cross platform messaging app for teams that is built on Electron. Users have been complaining about app launch time...'
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1492621412
False
0
dgh4pc8
t3_66b4n7
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1494204246
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sittingonahillside
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just Microsoft's flavour of SQL. It's rather solid.
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1492621459
False
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dgh4qwj
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jaapz
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Triggered
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1492621461
False
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dgh4qzy
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1494204269
-24
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kpws
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so why post it then?
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False
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1494204274
9
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Lauxman
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Indentured servitude and firing local programmers to hire foreigners on cheaper labor who you can hold their visas over their heads like a guillotine are also not good politics.
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1492621492
False
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dgh4s3e
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1494204284
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pron98
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> 1 isn't a subtype of natural numbers, just like Left isn't a subtype of Either, they are both elements of the respective types. And an *object* of type B or C isn't a subtype, either, just an element of A. A subtype can be viewed as a data constructor. An instance of a subtype can be viewed as an instance of the ...
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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Got to find that super slick one liner that will make everyone switch.
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1492621539
False
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dgh4to8
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ProgramMax
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I am an engineer who works on Chromium. It is helpful to have a diverse set of people working on Chromium. You get more perspectives and viewpoints. This leads to a better product for the user. On top of that, a happy working environment enables us all to perform better. If things are not gender-neutral there is a sl...
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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Truly the future of programming.
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False
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dls2016
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[A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3870088/a-monad-is-just-a-monoid-in-the-category-of-endofunctors-whats-the-proble%E2%85%BF)
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grauenwolf
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Mathematical laws are grounded in how the universe works. The "monadic laws" are just design patterns putting on airs. IEnumerable is far more important than monads and very, very frustrating when a language doesn't have it, but we don't try to equate it with a mathematical law.
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dgh4vej
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1494204330
1
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nakilon
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Language of body.
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1492621670
False
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dgh4y6c
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1494204369
8
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thekab
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> A long time back when I was a senior angular 4 developer at a startup that is now defunct There's nothing about that sentence that isn't absurd.
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1492621694
False
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dgh4yzw
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1494204381
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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But rewinding emulators have been around for more than a decade, I played one on a PSP over 10 years ago.
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False
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dgh53h0
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daniel28
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Living the dream. It would be interesting if we could see other cultural norms through the data for other countries
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1492621870
False
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dgh54yh
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TechKnuckle-Support
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YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT NUMBER 3 PRINTS!
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1492621922
False
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dgh56or
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amchacon
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Well, homicides is a objective source. You only need count the bodies.
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1492622102
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dgh5cte
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Pil0tz
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I will happily take that spot
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1492622163
False
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dgh5exq
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2
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I use node repl, elixir repl, Haskell repl, etc. And soon I'll be able to use Java repl.
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1492622177
False
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dgh5fgo
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Unknown_uy
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OK, that made me laugh really hard. XD
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False
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dgh5hw7
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ItCameFromWeston
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It shouldn't, it's as easy to work with as any other implementation of SQL designed to write stored procs.
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LankyCyril
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As a data scientist using the Python toolchain 75% of the time (numpy, pandas, dask...), do you think learning Nim is worth the effort for me (for cases where I don't need to rely on Python only libraries)? How does it stack up against Cython, or Python jits like Numba?
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zerexim
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"How would you rewrite it in C++/Qt?"
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False
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scorcher24
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What does it print? Asking for a friend
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UpBoat420
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side effects is very misleading here. A list is a monad, it implements unit and flatmap, simply flattening a list has nothing to do with side effects. It is often used to manage effects, but it's not a burrito, railway or anything like that. In its simplest form, a monad allows us to compose statements that assign var...
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wavemode
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To be fair, most modern RDBMS have their own flavor of SQL.
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_Mardoxx
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Hey everyone! This guy has never programmed in Android! 😂
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False
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1494204878
539
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1492622742
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1494204882
1
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z500
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I feel like if I wanted to understand this I should have just become a mathematician instead.
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1492622742
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dgh5z37
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1494204882
34
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HoldMyWater
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Android mothafucka, do you speak it?
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1492622746
False
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_Mardoxx
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Not the S as a C then?
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1492622779
False
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wretcheddawn
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They are using tags on stackoverflow issues, not necessarily languages, even though they seem to accidentally use "tags" and "languages" interchangeably.
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False
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95
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RandomUpAndDown
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HELLO, WORLD!
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1492622840
False
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24
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phalp
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Infix calculators are only easier if you've never used an RPN one... takes about 10 minutes with RPN to reverse prior inclinations. Edit: I shouldn't make assumptions about your experience. Many people are going to find it's like this.
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snowyote
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> I interviewed with Slack. They were horribly disorganized. Shit, maybe they should develop some sort of in-house collaboration/organization tool or something
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aim2free
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Cool study, but... isn't this merely reflecting which languages people have problems with during different times of the day? Scheme is my favorite language and that isn't even listed, but scheme is so simple (almost pure lambda calculus) and well standardized that I have hard to imagine someone going to stackoverflow ...
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dgh664e
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mccoyn
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It is a pun. "Drag'n'drop user interface" usually refers to a method of using a mouse to interact with screen elements, but in this case it refers to the method United Airlines used to remove passengers (users) from an airplane. The pun results because this is an airplane simulator on a computer so either description...
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1492622951
False
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dgh669n
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1494204982
3
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_Mardoxx
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Times new roman.
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1492622979
False
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1494204998
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wretcheddawn
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Microsoft's variant/extensions of SQL for use in Microsoft SQL Server. SQL Server is probably the best DB I've worked with, so it really doesn't deserve any hate, it's reliable, fast and full featured. I think the real reason is that SQL Server original did not have a free version, and it's free version today is stil...
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1492623011
False
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dgh68d8
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3
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variance_explained
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I'm planning a followup post where I look at what languages tend to be used *by the same people* in the day vs the evening. I'll keep an eye out for the Sharepointers with a secret Haskell hobby.
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1494205060
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1492623127
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6
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FG_Regulus
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Performance-wise you can expect around C performance +-10% on average. GC is deferred reference counting, so extremely brief and cheap, but does need to run a stop-the-thread cycle collector from time to time. Perfect C FFI (they say C++ as well, araq even wrapped a 3D engine, but I've never tested it) means you have ...
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9
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morpheousmarty
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>what else would Google be able to offer that is of any relevance? There are many projects that only a handful of places like Google are paying people to work on, and work on with the kind of funding to really move it forward. So unless you like Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon or Apple better, Google is likely to be yo...
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1492623225
False
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dgh6fny
t3_654xcf
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1494205111
1
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theAndrewWiggins
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The main thing a monad provides is the monadic API and a context around that API. So basically, there's a common interface for every monad, and that interface has a context associated with it.
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1492623232
False
0
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1494205114
5
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bananaboatshoes
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I never said that it enforces it. I said it's an idiom. Most C# developers don't stick related classes in the same file, and that's often due to the verbosity problem.
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False
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1494205117
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GrayGreyMoralityFan
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Its usage is rapidly shrinking though. Ten years ago almost every linux project that didn't came with hand-written Makefile, came with autoconf(which uses m4). Now it seems that everything slowly moves to CMake.
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t1_dggipjs
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1494205146
1
t5_2fwo
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novalentineforyou
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I'm pleased that the Haskell banter is in full swing.
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1492623326
False
0
dgh6j5t
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh0uei
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1494205159
27
t5_2fwo
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brainchrist
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I'd have to agree with this conclusion, especially if you consider "assembly" and "opengl" occupy pretty similar spots.
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1492623344
False
0
dgh6jsi
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh0wxt
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1494205167
13
t5_2fwo
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FG_Regulus
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Well beside not having to write JavaScript, there's an inherent advantage on being able to do work on all layers in a single high-productivity language.
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1492623345
False
0
dgh6jsw
t3_66672e
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t1_dggqons
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1494205167
3
t5_2fwo
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matizzy
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Tata, Infosys, Capgemini, Accenture are the big abusers of the H1B visa system. They hold the majority of H1B visas by far and they pay the H1B visa workers significantly less. Microsoft/Google/Apple/Facebook other big companies are not the problem. In fact, they are more than for H1B reform because that means that t...
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1492623356
False
0
dgh6k6d
t3_664n4q
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t1_dgh34ad
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1494205172
5
t5_2fwo
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acehreli
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> If you have the time and the means to attend, you’re warmly invited to make your own DConf memories. Do yourself a favor and register before the window closes. As a past speaker and attendee of DConf I strongly agree. Additionally, this year DConf includes [a day of hackathon](http://dconf.org/2017/talks/hackath...
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1492623363
False
0
dgh6kf5
t3_66adnz
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t3_66adnz
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1494205175
4
t5_2fwo
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garyk1968
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you can write shitty code in any language, its not specific to T-SQL. Been using T-SQL since MSSQL 6.5 and I *like* it :)
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1492623447
False
0
dgh6na8
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh4ia1
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1494205214
24
t5_2fwo
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wealthy_harpsichord
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I haven't written a single line in either, but in what way is Nim's concurrency story worse than Go's? Overall, from the looks of the [manual](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html), the language does look nice, I'll have to try it.
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1492623550
False
0
dgh6qtq
t3_66672e
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t1_dggvuqv
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1494205262
4
t5_2fwo
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ivorjawa
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You're statistically more likely to find shitty code in certain environments than elsewhere. And most tsql lives in enterprise environments that excel at hiding sins. But don't worry, I also hate Visual Basic, PHP, JavaScript and Java.
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1492623678
False
0
dgh6v9w
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh6na8
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1494205323
28
t5_2fwo
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GrayGreyMoralityFan
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In python there is `hex` function which converts integer to hexstring (10 -> '0xa'). It doesn't print by itself, but since it's the result repl prints the string anyway, so I just have to write `hex(ord('T'))` which is quite short. For more advanced formatting, there's always `%` operator, which is easy to type: ...
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1492623741
False
0
dgh6xhp
t3_665tz0
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t1_dgglrzw
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1494205353
1
t5_2fwo
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davorzdralo
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Yeah, those guys work after hours :D
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1492623753
False
0
dgh6xwt
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh44lf
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1494205360
28
t5_2fwo
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sprocklem
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I don't know what terminal emulator you use, but all the ones I've tried on Linux send the scroll wheel through to the (ncurses) program. (Less, however, doesn't *actually* have mouse support; some terminal emulator just send through up/down keypresses if the program doesn't ask for mouse support.)
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1492623952
False
0
dgh74sw
t3_6692i7
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t1_dgh24ck
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1494205453
3
t5_2fwo
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FG_Regulus
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I'll second the performance! The GC runs deferred reference counting most often, which can be constrained to microsecond timing windows by nature of the algorithm. It's very cheap. That said, a secondary cycle collector is needed from time to time to clean any cyclic object graphs. If you don't need this, you can actu...
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1492623964
False
0
dgh7575
t3_66672e
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t1_dggo54p
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1494205458
6
t5_2fwo
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xalyama
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That's because it's a (rough) statement of what a monad is. It isn't really an explanation of how monads are applicable to/useful for programming.
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1492624045
False
0
dgh783g
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh5z37
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1494205499
29
t5_2fwo
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garyk1968
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that made me laugh out loud!
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1492624169
False
0
dgh7cht
t3_66ah7w
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1494205559
1
t5_2fwo
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multivites123
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Really? That sucks. I was planning on applying and interviewing with them.
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1492624187
False
0
dgh7d54
t3_66b4n7
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t1_dgh4n9l
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1494205569
3
t5_2fwo
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quiteamess
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They are just doing what they love and get paid for it 😂
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1492624244
False
0
dgh7f1z
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh6xwt
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1494205595
-1
t5_2fwo
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glorygeek
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i am a little late to this comment train, so this may get buried. First, Amazing Work! A couple notes: -> It would be nice if you could enable an option to still have sound when playing at speeds that are not 100% -> It would be really cool to allow analog speed control with a dial/thumbstick so if twist the st...
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1492624246
False
0
dgh7f41
t3_662tgc
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t3_662tgc
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1494205596
1
t5_2fwo
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this intercom thing and the random dialogs that fly out at you...get OLD... adding to the list of websites i immediately close from that annoying shit
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1492624269
False
0
dgh7fxm
t3_66b9yw
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t3_66b9yw
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1494205606
3
t5_2fwo
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d4rch0n
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I'm willing to bet that scheme isn't listed not because no one has questions but because not many use it enough to have questions
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1492624331
False
0
dgh7i4e
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh664e
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1494205638
37
t5_2fwo
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relesbao
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"After my submission, the recruiter replied that it doesn't meet some requirements that had never been specified" looks like the real world!
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1492624350
False
0
dgh7ise
t3_66b4n7
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t1_dgh3ukv
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1494205647
19
t5_2fwo
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MINIMAN10001
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I haven't programmed in Android either only Linux.
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1492624506
False
0
dgh7o6e
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh5yv0
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1494205721
192
t5_2fwo
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Lauxman
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It's not very objective when you're applying it to a massive country. Are our troubled communities more violent than yours? Potentially, yes. Are the places where the average person lives and plays and works as safe as yours? Yes.
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1492624620
False
0
dgh7s5b
t3_664n4q
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t1_dgh5cte
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1494205777
1
t5_2fwo
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teenterness
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Who's this Science fellow? I like how they did psychological studies. It's something to investigate more using the scientific method.
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1492624931
False
0
dgh82wt
t3_66brav
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t3_66brav
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1494205928
-6
t5_2fwo
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ImprovedPersonality
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Somehow that sounds like “cheating”. But I don’t know enough about mathematical logic to decide if your argument is a valid one.
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1492625047
False
0
dgh86we
t3_65x029
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t1_dggvim9
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1494205982
1
t5_2fwo
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remixrotation
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i agree it was pun then i "tried" to blame it on the bad MS of the late 90's and also i wanted to double up with pnp in the sense of the urban dictionary edit: spelling
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1492625064
False
0
dgh87h6
t3_6657k2
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1494205990
3
t5_2fwo
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puradawid
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No way. You can always ask for details to learn something, be better, whatever...
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1492625082
False
0
dgh882m
t3_66b4n7
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t1_dgh7ise
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1494205998
3
t5_2fwo
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skizmo
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go spam somewhere else
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1492625104
False
0
dgh88uc
t3_66bvfi
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1494206008
5
t5_2fwo
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beeeeeeefcake
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Seems to be the case. Found in the [PR](https://github.com/moby/moby/pull/32691#issuecomment-295063346) on GitHub: * Moby = open source development * Docker CE = free product release based on Moby * Docker EE = commercial product release based on Docker CE. They chose maybe the most confusing way to express this.
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1492884177
0
dgh892n
t3_669czp
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t1_dgh2le9
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1494206011
6
t5_2fwo
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1492625162
False
0
dgh8avl
t3_66672e
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t1_dggtvog
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1494206037
5
t5_2fwo
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Psyladine
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> The Amiga port of SF2 [Did it look like this?](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WtqaYN8dTVQ/hqdefault.jpg)
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1492625166
False
0
dgh8az9
t3_663dn5
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t1_dgg3pj5
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1494206038
2
t5_2fwo
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holyvier
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There's also an interesting talk on the subject that was presented last year at NorthSec. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGqUGHh3UZM
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1492625184
False
0
dgh8bmi
t3_66ak43
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t1_dggw67f
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1494206047
1
t5_2fwo
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frequentlywrong
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Why do you have 3 separate repos for IUP instead of everything in one? And they all have branches that are being updated. It's quite confusing.
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1492625233
False
0
dgh8day
t3_66a5nl
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t1_dggstrc
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1494206070
2
t5_2fwo
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zeroone
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Making sound work at other speeds is one of my goals. Ideally, the pitch shouldn't change regardless of the speed. There are various ways to approach that and I'm still researching it. The analog speed controls would be fun to play with and that's not very difficult to implement. But, I'm not sure how useful that r...
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1492625236
False
0
dgh8dei
t3_662tgc
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t1_dgh7f41
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1494206071
1
t5_2fwo
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ionxeph
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This is the only thing that annoys me about SQL
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1492625244
False
0
dgh8do9
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh5xka
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1494206075
10
t5_2fwo
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_Mardoxx
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Why would you want sql server inside docker?
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0
1492625262
False
0
dgh8ea6
t3_66aa7f
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t3_66aa7f
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1494206084
1
t5_2fwo
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vstoychev
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I regularly program in Android for Kotlin and Java. :)
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1492625314
False
0
dgh8g4d
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dgh5yv0
null
1494206109
0
t5_2fwo
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queenkid1
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So... did they change all the statistics based on location? Or is this entirely US-centric?
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1492625338
False
0
dgh8gyg
t3_66ah7w
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t3_66ah7w
null
1494206120
-5
t5_2fwo
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JonLuca
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This is incredible. This is the sort of stuff that was only a pipe dream just a couple years ago. [This xkcd is looking more and more attainable every day](https://xkcd.com/1425/)
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1492625456
False
0
dgh8kz2
t3_66ajak
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t3_66ajak
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1494206175
25
t5_2fwo
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