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I don’t know about them, what’s oniony about this?
I don’t know about them, what’s oniony about this?
I really like the theory that the Carbon language is that 3-dimension one—a carbon lattice
I am by far not an expert on this matter, but my understanding is that if people started becoming vocal about that, it’s because most people did not really care or know about the situation until Oct 7, and were bathed in a swarm of news articles since then. It’s hard not to have an opinion on something you know nothing about when you hear about it daily.
Depends on whether you define a crime as a “legal” bad action or a “moral” bad action. While the latter may be problematic, because anyone can have different values, it is still widely considered a bad thing to kill people who did not do anything.
What in the name of tarnation?
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things.
Going back to monke is always a valid option
You’re not wrong, it’s still a staple today, but it lost a lot of its shine a while ago. They are mimicking “new” features introduced in other languages, but make a point to preserve retrocompatibility.
I can’t imagine how convoluted the JVM has become in the last 10 years.
I think Usenet would be closer to the Fediverse than the email
Great read, thanks!
Imagine being the store clerc who misplaced them