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What is going on here? This post was up to 60 points, and on the front page. Now it is gone and down to 26 points. I don't think this is reasonable modding.

For a non-Kaysian interpretation of object-oriented.

It is based on practical experience from multiple companies who ended up in precisely this situation.

And a pretty but impractical number system.

The best thing is that keeping it that way takes a minimum of moderation.

Have fun when Larry decides he want another yacht and his license goons come by to exploit the lock in you gave created for yourself.

After reading that no serious person could ever dream of having any serious enterprise be based on Oracle DB.

Re RabbitMQ, isn't that OPs point.

Congratulations to facebook on reinventing Clojure atoms :-)

Speaking of aggregation, what motivated the license choice? It appears that only one dependency (Mongooos is GPL), and the choice of GPL will seriously inhibit any adoption of a toolkit like this.

Except (filter odd? [1 2 3 4 5]) does not return a list. It returns a lazy sequence.

2 features I need: 1) robust group email and 2) copy me out - reverse cc applied to all down thread mails.

There are no immediate promises of such measures being made. Edit: Since this is being downvoted could someone provide a source for such immediate promises? I must have missed it.

I would recommend "Follow the Money" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Follow_the_Money_(Danish_TV_se... and "Warrior" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrior_(miniseries).

"Follow the Money" is incredibly prescient and "Warrior" is fundamentally exciting.

Not sure, I reported it to LogicBOx who's looking into it.

I can certainly recommend the XPS 15 as a dev laptop. Don't get the high end screen it eats battery like crazy. I run Ubuntu as my only OS and it works perfectly out of the box. Keyboard is excellent and the screen is big enough for daily use. USB-C hub works very smoothly.

Classic Apple. Doesn't work on Linux or Android. "Cannot create Apple ID on this device."

| Panpsychism is an intellectually credible view that can transform our relationship with the natural world.

If that was the case the article would probably have contained at least a sliver of evidence. "Oh, but you just need a healthier relationship with evidence." Apparently a relationship which leads you to entertaining propositions for which there is none.

No.

Netherlands? The article is about Denmark.

Desperate much.

Although she failed miserably in her recommendation of the recent copyright directive (CDSM). The final Article 17 is a catastrophe.

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL...

NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID

Not a good sign.

> "In a homoiconic language, the primary representation of programs is also a data structure in a primitive type of the language itself."

I believe the author is misreading this definition.

> "First, consider that most languages have a primitive datatype for strings of text"

The defintion says "data structure", not "datatype". A string is a datatype, not a datastructure.

> "Second, for most languages, it is possible to write a parser in that language itself, that stores the resulting abstract syntax tree in a primitive type in the language."

This is completely besides the point as the definition references the "primary representation", not a represenation that can be built using a parser.

> General Intelligence > Lawyers are generally very bright. Law is a tough degree > and a tougher profession. It rewards intellectualism, > continual learning, and adaptability. These are all > traits necessary for learning to code.

This does not match my experience. I have worked in law for 20 years and hired (and fired) many lawyers for top tier companies. I saw some variant of an IQ tests for every one of them. As general rule they were not impressive and significantly below the scores we saw for programmers. The verbal comprehension was generally solid or better, the others not so much.

They will be waiting for us when we come back.

Not that it should not be addressed, but it is still by far the most CO2 efficient mode of transport.

That appears to be right. At a minimum a neutral color should be applied if the rank has not been assessed.

Why is Greenland dark grey? Greenlanders are Danish citizens and get (optionally) a variant of the Danish passport with the same privileges and restrictions.

Very common in Denmark too.