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Downloading it so.. I hope not but Apple updates tend to cause problems rather than solving them, also upgrading Fedora at the same time which may turn out to be dumb, fingers crossed.

Brave?

Try to get an issue done before starting work, slow and steady wins the race. All nighter every now and then when something is super interesting.

As for working out, ehhh yeah I'm supposed to do that too.. new years resolution? But being active gives you more energy so there's that, once you get to it.

Downsized in my old age so nothing special, just a pair cheap of Pebble speakers (https://amzn.to/2wJBMR3) which sound okay, not great but okay.

If i was going to run it to an amp I'd probably run it via a long jack, there are these fancy wireless things available these days for a couple of bucks but meh, good old wires for the win.

So toxic, but what defines toxic, how were they categorised etc? Just can't take the term seriously anymore after all the buzzfeed videos educating me on American politics that's been shoved into my feeds.

Does it really tho? This one seemingly got featured by someone at Medium and it pulled in around 10 000 hits from newsletters. While it's more than nothing its no where near the majority source of my traffic.

Mostly news sites did that from my experience, I just found it ironic with how Americans stereotypically shout freedom of speech at every opportunity and then news outlets turn around with "Oh you're European, can't read our news".

Reddit's mobile website truly hates itself tho.

> 99% of us work for companies with free products subsidized by overt tracking and complete disregard of user privacy.

Indeed, also security but that's for another rant.

> Is this a joke?

The post, yes it's a joke but reality is just as sad, Reddit, Medium, Facebook, Linkedin etc all do this kind of crap.

With 150 000 reads so far, I hope most do.

Not sure what lead certain sites to take that path, but the real issue IMHO wasn't really a legal one but rather that the site owner was indeed a teapot.

Poe's law in action, not sure what this says about Medium content in general.

Would have been funnier if you came from Reddit mobile... ;-)

I wish... even GitHub won't work properly without JavaScript enabled these days.

Intentional irony ;)

if (err) return err...

Pointless sugar

Postconditions ala ruby would be "neat", still kinda pointless tho.

Not to rain on your parade here but, in what world is a interpreter "fast and efficient"? Embeddable, minimal footprint and zero external dependencies etc are all excellent real selling points here.

Depends on how evil you are.

- C preprocessor. - C++ templates. - Add a fn keyword in addition to func. - Add lambda literal in addition to func. - Take out goroutines, replace them with nothing. - Allow emoji's as identfiers. - Make typing optional, run it in an interpreter.

Repost from about a week ago, updated and revised since then.

Already been discussed to death here.

rand.Shuffle was introduced in 1.10 which is currently the tip, maybe it's a case of lessons learned?

Like I've been saying, npm is ripe for abuse https://medium.com/p/73fac4bc5068

It seems to runs on "UI" from andlabs, which is a fairly lightweight C wrapper around the the Windows, Cocoa and Gtk API's.

Sidenote as for why a UI library would wrap another UI wrapping library, Gtk is what is considered "native" on Gnome based distros.

So weight-wise, it's basically comes at the cost of native node module which is not bad compared to Electron's crazy IPC bridge back and forth communication nonsense.

That we should edit wikipedia and add "gopher sort" to bogo sort's list of names?

Had planned more, each section getting more silly than the previous including a tangent where it evolved into Hello as a Service but for now, to be continued.

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But it's with bogo sort..!

Anyhow the goal was to elicit a chuckle, so even if its not directly from the post I'll still count this as a success.

Haven't tried WSL yet but that's an option. Also most if not all of the GNU coreutils are available on Windows.

Concurrency does not equal parallelism.

Lets say there's one core, or "hardware thread". Then the scheduler has no choice but to stick them all on the same thread. They are running concurrently but not in parallel.

With more cores, Go can schedule them to run in parallel.

Rob Pike has a great talk on YouTube titled something like "Concurrency is not parallelism" on this exact thing.

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It's on Reddit, was just about to submit it.