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Inflex is statically typed, it’s pretty much PureScript with more familiar-to-Excel syntax, with row types used for records and also polymorphic variants, which aren’t in PureScript but are in OCaml. Numbers and ordering and comparisons are dealt with via type classes.

You can annotate a cell’s expression with a type signature, though this is not explicitly mentioned or supported intentionally as I’m not decided fully on the syntax. Example: when you make a “table” via the Table button, it just makes a cell whose source code is: [] :: [{"column1":_, "column2":_}] as tables are just lists of records. If you go to https://inflex.io/try (work not saved, this page doesn’t hit the DB whatsoever) you can hit Formula to write code. But all cells are code underneath (hit the triangle).

My next addition to Inflex will be push-pull based FRP, for dealing with time, buttons and external events and outputs. I also plan on having it scale so that cells with large tables are refined into real database rows for more efficient operations. So the goal of Inflex is to embrace the small scale (lists and easy spreadsheet stuff) with a smooth migration path towards more advanced programming, in a coherent whole. But you have to start with the simple and work your way to the fancy stuff, or so I think.

I’ve considered units of measure, but they are complicated from an end-user perspective and complicate the type system, I’m not sure whether they’re worth it over providing very good automated property based testing. That’s an ongoing consideration.

Development is slow in my spare time which is limited, but I’m comfortable going at my own pace. I’d like to roll out a discourse forum to document things, but hosting is quite expensive. It’s worth resolving this, though, because I’m doing a poor job at explaining the product. One is always choosing between adding more polish/features and documenting!
Cool project! Just a quickie, but might be worth changing "nitty gritty" to "the details". Depending on the etymology you look at, the term could be considered offensive (so probably not worth the risk!).
That's a great achievement for its developers but as a user it doesn't matter; if the tool doesn't do what I need I will use a different tool. Whether it has 2 developers or 2000 doesn't change that fact.
4chan is anonymous

Fake name on Twitter is immediate red flag
Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/1002/ note that it's an old graph. I think the only one left is arimaa https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arimaa
>Don't take life so seriously and goof around a little more. Thats how you turn up interesting ideas anyway, not by playing status games.

Reading your comment, it sounds like you've got a decent amount of social status without needing to explicitly pursue it.

While that's great for you, don't forget that for others, increased status can mean:

- No longer being treated like shit by people who get away with it

- A social circle that doesn't constantly try to take advantage of you

- Security in your job, as well as greater opportunities for promotion

- Positive attention from the opposite sex

- Peer acceptance for your children
The exaggeration is great in this one. Drones are hardly "unstoppable" for an advanced military like the one US has. Cheap ones require radio links and can be jammed. More expensive ones communicating via satellites aren't cheap. Autonomous are either pipe dream or basically bad cruise missiles. That's not even considering advances in radar (utilising microdoppler effects), IR (drones are hot), and various effectors (lasers and cheap auto cannons).
Though both agreed on cryptocurrency regulations, Senator Elizabeth Warren has an entirely different opinion than Warren on cryptocurrency’s value. “It’s a bet on whether this thing, this ephemeral token, will become more valuable or less valuable,” Warren said (...)
Agreed, but my example was for very low cost embedded systems where that makes sense like super cheap IoT sensors where every fraction of a cent is accounted for.

If your security threat profile has to account for actors with the resources to perform reverse engineering of your hardware, side channel analysis and RF injection, then we're already way out of the realm of low cost devices.
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That's at best naive. I straight refuse to believe that the AI overlord would make such a blatant and impossible to fall for mistake as flagging this particular video being harmful and dangerous content.

I believe they're imposing their tyrannical will partially until they're let lose for good when the time is right. They already made obvious how they like to treat our freedom of expression be it discussing political ideas, presenting medical information, researching intel about conspiracies, you name it..

I'd suggest you reconsider using the platform in general or proxy it via an invidious instance until you do.
Invading a country with mostly non-white, non-christian people: not news

Invading a country with most white, christian people: news

I don’t think there’s any single global conspiracy, just some deeply seated bias in our systems. But when media outlets, governments, and other organizations all individually try to take advantage of or fall into the biases, you get what smells like global conspiracy.
For me, conspiracy theorists are the ones who believe easily falsifiable things. Flat earth, microchips in vaccines, lizard people, pedophile rings in the basement of buildings with no basement.. that sort of thing. Stuff you can prove or disprove with an easy to get ahold of apparatus or two and some basic math or logic, or even just your own eyes. There is almost always a strong element of motivated reasoning going on in these cases. I find it hard personally even to have empathy for those people, even though I do try, because there is this weird mix of self-righteousness and laziness that I have a hard time having sympathy for. I do at least recognize that’s my own biases in play.

Calling someone who is doing actual research that doesn’t go with the grain of consensus a conspiracy theorist is surely wrong, but I see a lot more of the former (Surprising thing X must be true because it somehow advantages my tribe or makes me special) on the internet than the latter (Surprising thing X must be true because I did research and the data is not matching up as you’d expect).
Looks really polished and very easy to sign up. On the other hand, deleting your account is a terrible experience.
Godot has a pretty good 2D engine for this as well, and it’s much more flexible (but probably does require a bit more coding experience)
The next update on Habits Garden will be about social features.

You'll be able to see your friends garden and compete on who's growing the fastest with the most unique flowers.

It's a matter of a few weeks, stay tuned :)
Do miss your daily claim today, even though you don't do your habits!
Reminds me of my doctor that told me that if you take a human tooth and leave it in soda overnight that it dissolves. I'm thinking to myself that sounds like BS. Went home, looked it up and sure enough it is a myth.

According to your theory the doctor has more knowledge than me and I shouldn't question what they tell me. I've had several similar experiences from multiple doctors that told me things that were flat out wrong.

According to you, people that have been misled by doctors including medical malpractice, and the government performing illegal experiments should all be disregarded that and we should just immediately trust a power structure of people just repeating whatever they were led to believe.

Don't get me wrong, there are actual scientists doing the work but that doesn't mean that people don't have an agenda.
Five Things to know about the EU’s plan to make shopping greener
I think the difference between a no-code tool and a "WYSIWYG website builder" is only something outside of their target group would care about.

The target audience just wants to get some kind of website up and running and if there's some plumbing to be done with no-code tools that's just part of building a website.
> remember before snowden how the gov spying on everyone was tinfoil hat BS?

No, not at all. Before Snowden people regularly talked about the government spying on everyone, we just didn't know any details of how it worked.

I remember there was absoultely no shortage of discussion among conspiracy theorists and regular people alike about "echelon" in the nineties for example.

Pretending that everyone thought the government was innocent and not spying on everyone before the Snowden leaks is an attempt to rewrite history and place a false narrative.
How, exactly, is that person going to get views? If they are supported by advertisements or sponsorships, do you think that is going to happen?

Probably not.

The biggest problem really is this: A lot of folks have never heard of Wistia (I hadn't until reading your comment). I'm probably not going to go there on my own - you know, unless they advertise on a youtube channel that I'm watching or something similar. And honestly, why would I believe that the smaller place is going to be any more fair to content producers, especially if they happen to pick up a lot of market share and can no longer provide the personal assistance they gave when small?

And a website isn't exactly a substitute either: Who is going to find your website, anyway? Part of what makes large platforms popular is discoverability. Now, you might have some luck with some topics - the sort that people actually search for - but I'm not usually looking up any infotainment topics in a general search engine. I just go to youtube for that.
There is a nice video by Wirtual about TAS in Trackmania: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzqq8I3JFz4
The Banality of Evil
And just a year after the Poles and their Nazi allies invaded Czechoslovakia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_Czechoslovakia_(...

If we're going to start counting who gave up what to Germany there isn't a country in Europe that didn't make a deal with the devil hoping someone else would be eaten first.
I would like to collaborate with anyone who is interested in the following topics like More Assembly Less Building for Creating Software Apps, More Declarative Less Imperative for Creating Software Apps, More Prototype UI vs Less Requirements Documentation. Portable vs Centralised/Decentralised Software, Multi-Platform with Common Abstraction vs Cross Platform, Design for the Forest (System) vs Design for the Trees (Individual Components).

I have been researching on abstractions which help me to assemble software UI and using it in my freelance web ui projects using more and more declarative and less and less imperative coding practices. Recently I think the abstractions are stable so I started creating a tool for assembling static and static data web UI which I have published as a web site https://gluuie.com and also in GitHub https://github.com/Arshu/AssembleWebApps.

Still a long way to go before you can truly assembly all types of UI like static, static data, dynamic, realtime and reactive UI, but the test pages which I have started building seems to show that this is possible, but still require more research

Anyway this helps in my freelance projects where I have build a VCard Management System,Warehouse Management System, Sales Order Management System and Print Label Management System all using backend as Microsoft Business Central to validate the abstractions.

Currently implement Git Integration and Importing of Data (Html/Json/Css/Js) Components using different CSS Framework like Tailwind, Bootstrap from Git Repositories to validate Parallel Assembly. Also spending time on extracting the assembler runtime to open source the Html/Json assembler.
Hey, the app launched this week and it's lacking a few features for now.

I'm taking care of manually deleting accounts until the feature is available.

Give me a few hours :)
I used to think that way, but I've been lately trying to get into more gaming and found a few non-boring games. Most games I abandon after the first try, but there are a few exceptions, namely Resident Evil Village, Control, and Doom Eternal. These are the games I've enjoyed to completion.

I've been playing Elden Ring too, and while it's quite tedious, it's interesting enough that I might be able to grind through it (it's huge in terms of hours).
Apparently the parent-commenter believes that the article is propaganda meant to discredit conspiracy-theory.

Regarding:

> I'm also missing a list of all those so called conspiracy theories which turned out to be true.

They probably meant to suggest that the article is obviously unbalanced as it's consistently critical of conspiracy-theories, without offering a list of counter-examples of conspiracy-theories that turned out to be true.
Right. If someone could change the title to "Tell HN:"
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I would guess that in a startling number of cases the answer is "because rich and powerful people want them to be suspicious".

What were the jews targetted by the Protocol of the Elder of Zion a threat to? Monarchy.

What did the real illuminati want? Democracy.

What does George Soros fund that makes him a target? Democracy.

What was the evil EU up to that caused Brexit. Democracy.

Why don't QAnon vote for democrats?

Why did birthers need a made up excuse to target a Black American president swept in on a massive uptick of voting?

Why is shutting down an economy to save human lives in a pandemic so scary to certain groups? Because poor people's lives shouldn't have the same worth as the rich.

Why is dealing with climate change so hard when everyone agrees it's the cheap and obvious thing to do?

Generally speaking, why do certain types of politician have to lie so much?

Possibly because they're doing stuff that isn't actually popular?

A conspiracy theory is either something true the powerful don't want you to know, or something false the powerful do want you to believe and weird echoes of those two things.

edit: a 'related article' at the bottom endorses this view:

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00257-y

> Conspiracy theories are fundamentally a form of political propaganda,” says Quassim Cassam
I don't either, but I do want to riff on your clear and simple comment.

The source of wealth is labor. The people who make stuff will have an advantage because they will have leverage and position due to chronic interdependency. This is nothing new or even complex at it's core.

The tangled mess is complex.

And there is a big difference between using money to make more directly and using money to make more via labor of some kind.

Everyone, to some degree, is accountable to others they need stuff from. This can be mitigated somewhat by mutual dependency, and military prowess, among other things.

But there are limits. Should bets be called?

Mostly, it ends up being quite painful to a lot of people who do not deserve it. One could say democracy carries a burden here, but that can be countered, depending on corruption, money in politics too.

Was church and state causing grief in the past. Still is in parts of the world.

Today it is banks, markets, big industry, very wealthy people causing it now.

To be really clear, I am not intending to cast judgement, blame or the like.

And yes, I oversimplified.

I just want to point out ordinary people just do not have much agency in all of this. Their general preferences would be to labor to make their homeland strong, prosperous and see their government, and in the US the idea was self governance in the form of peaceful democracy being more just and true in return for some degree of personal freedom lost so that which remains may be vibrant and empowering relative freedom, --see their government perform reasonably in return.

All that was decided to be better than the old world ways: divine right, bigger army, more gold, nobility... to form a reputable ruling class.

Everything costs something.

And the people expect to prosper for their labor and will live with decisions made by leaders they elected, again this idea checked by corruption, poor representation.

And I am speaking generally here.

Globalization was pitched to people and the promise of prosperity has not been fulfilled in the eyes of many, in some places, majorities.

Naysayers get marginalized, ignored and the outcome today is here for all to see.

People will weigh all that and I expect they see promises fall well short of the mark more than not.

Where do we go from here?

How does this unwind to a better state?

Can it even?
Understandable, thanks for the fast reply!
I favorited your post. It has taken out some insecurities that I had about best practices. I couldn't explicitly formulate them either. Thanks for the (professional/career) advice/therapy :)
The issue employers have with unions is much less about wage bargaining an almost entirely about the duplicative work/labor unions tend to lead to. As a hypothetical, lets say you run a widget factory. Line workers at your widget factory spend 6 hour of their shift making widgets, and 2 hours of their shift packing widgets up after they have completed making their widgets. A union comes in and will say "we can have experts in widget making, and experts in packing, these are 2 jobs, people who make widgets do not have the expertise to pack, and people who pack do not have the expertise to make widgets. From now on, we will have 2 separate job roles, widget makers and widget packers, and a packer will never ever be able allowed to make widgets, and widget makes will never ever be allowed to pack widgets". The company, which used to have a staff of 8 people who did both tasks, will now need a staff of 8, 6 widget makers and 2 widget packers. Seems OK right? Well christmas comes around and there are too many widgets to be packed, last year all 8 people were packing widgets 8 hours per day around the christmas rush, and there wasn't much widget making to be done because after christmas is low on sales. The company needs to hire an additional 6 temporary widget packers to pack widget and the 6 widget makers will be either idle or working with reduced efficiency. This increases the companies expenses with no real value created.
What is WASP? My search results seem to have a lot of noise, like wasps, the insects.
Here's a habit I have gotten into: not paying $9/month for someone's code, in perpetuity, if the data are locked behind that payment.

And, for all that is holy, please stop trying to convince me to pay by using lines like "for less than two cups of coffee." Where I come from, that's as much as a family of four has for dinner, many days. It's what 85% of the world and 65% of the US have per day for non-mandatory spending. It's pretty damn privileged to worry about gamifying habit tracking and justifying it with $4.50 coffees.
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I won't mention the name of the employer because I couldn't in good faith recommend that anyone work there. However, we would interview in a similar style.

We'd open the interview with the same kind of 'what have you been working on' ice breaker to get started and to give the candidate something to refer back to. Then we had a core set of thematic questions to talk around (topics like DB design, API design, OO programming). Nothing was designed to catch anyone out, but it was a great chance to see how much detail a candidate could go into and how comfortable they were in their knowledge.

Having sat on both sides of the process, there's nothing I hate more than trick questions and technical tests. It's not representative of how we work, so it shouldn't be how we decide who gets the job either.
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Technologies : Web UI Applications in C#/Html/Json/CSS/JS. Willing to work only using my Runtime/Tool in C# for Assembling Web UI published in https://gluuie.com

I am looking for work using my Assembly Tool/Runtime to build Web UI Apps. It will be done in 3 stages,

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Stage 2 : Design the Aesthetics of the UI Prototype from Design Assets from Designers

Stage 3 : Integrate the Prototype UI with external databases/web services etc to implement the final web application.

If anyone is interested, I am willing to work on your project on fixed salary/fixed per project cost.
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Funny, cause both political sides thinks the other base is toxic and so I guess when you are forced to take a train to a camp and do some outside work you won't mind so much.
Very small wires.
I for one maintain the official toolchains for QNX. I've been trying to port LLVM, and it's not possible to bootstrap LLVM using LLVM because it hasn't been ported yet.
If pretending to claim that it's done for other reasons than grotesquely failing AI is the workaround Google is basing their "good enough" on, then why wouldn't you play along?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Gaming isn't always fun. You play a game when you collect stamps on that restaurant's card to get a free coffee after 10 visits.

Games are powerful for making us achieve things we don't necessarily want to do.

At least, that's what I believe, and I hope it will work out for you too :)
I think being a patriot is caring about the people of your country, all of them, even the ones you don't like, not the country or the state.

If you do that, war is the last thing you want.
I don't know, I don't think they would appear low status. Your whole description screams wealth and aristocracy, just not the in your face kind. They probably wouldn't be liked, but I doubt they would appear low status elsewhere.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Anglo-Saxon_Protestants