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It's simple sour grapes or cognitive dissonance.

Right, but you need to do explicit conversions between `Foundation.String` and `Prelude.String` at your app's boundaries (for example.)

The performance is horrible. It does make it very easy to work on strings though.

I've tried a bunch of alternative prelude and my experience is that it makes it very hard to integrate with code that uses the standard prelude. Foundation seems to have the highest chances of success right now, ClassyPrelude seems to be the most well-used, and Protolude seems to be more like a framework to build your own prelude.

When was HTTP ever good enough?

The first-class status of linked lists in Haskell really bothers me. In Idris there's no special syntax for lists; lists of `a` are denoted `List a` and `[]` is simply syntactic sugar for the `null` function of that module. This means `List` and other structures like vectors are on the same level.

Not sure why you got downvoted. I will not accept any ads.

Oh fuck off. Let me settle the matter once and for all:

> Engineering is the application of mathematics and scientific, economic, social, and practical knowledge in order to invent, innovate, design, build, maintain, research, and improve structures, machines, tools, systems, components, materials, processes, solutions, and organizations.

edit: This post got flagged and I can see that OP is new to the board. I'm sorry for my tone here.

That is never going to happen

Uber is too big to fail really

Oh boy. I guess that's it for Sandstorm.

Of course, you shouldn't need to pay anything. That is a false dichotomy.

The way tax returns are done is deliberately abusive to citizens. They'll chase you down if you owe them money, but not if they owe you. In that case you need to jump through flaming hoops every year to appease them. It's not a coincidence.

> Friday, February 24, 2017

Read a book dude. Everything you just said is both wrong and sexist.

He said it's "one of the worst." And even people who write JavaScript admit that.

That the law doesn't matter when it comes to business?

`.xinitrc` is loaded by xinit when you start X; they're adding `exec cwm` to use cwm as their window manager.

This problem has nothing to do with vegan foods. The problem is that meat and dairy benefit from government subsidies. This might be because of lobbyists, but that's none of my business.

Replicating the taste is the wrong way to go about it. Vegan food can taste just as good as meat and cheese, but it will never taste like meat and cheese because it's not meat and cheese.

Am I right that this is sarcasm?

In case I am wrong about this being sarcasm, the reason cats need to eat meat to survive is that they don't naturally synthesize taurine like most mammals.

It was a joke

They violate the letter of the law regularly. For example, their driverless car experiment.

Bingo. This reads as self-congratulatory.

I see what you're saying but these all seem like client-side issues to me.

> fundamentalistic atheist

Did you invent this term just for the comment?

Which spec is this? As far as I know `http://google` is completely fine, and the period at the end is only necessary for the browser address bar heuristics we're talking about. `http://to` was operated as a URL shortener for a while.

This website needs some work. If you're as confused as I was, try scrolling down.

We'll see about that

I saw a video of the CEO talking to a driver.

I still can't believe they tried to call this a memory leak. They're obviously trying to downplay the severity of the bug by referring to it that way, but anyone who would know what a memory leak is would also know this isn't one.