You need to understand the purpose of communities and stop spamming your questions wherever you feel like

I don’t know about how they compare in scale, but corpos were spending billions on business AI solutions, and there were specialised technologies that died when the bubble burst.

Have you seen any comparisons to the previous AI bubbles and winters?

meanwhile Albania

This?

The Cavendish banana is a monoculture

Who could have guessed a group of banana cultivars is a method of growing crops

and is demeaning to those who work hard to enable this privilege for us.

For real! Keeping countries colonised in this day and age is hard work

You can’t improve what’s already perfect

Thanks, I didn’t know they work like that.

I was thinking more along the line of the return 1 example.

In the real world, when an exit code is a boolean

Do you have any examples of that scenario? I can’t think of any, and from the top of my head it doesn’t make any sense to mix exit codes with bool returns.

How is Linux less annoying than this?

On Linux I never had a BSOD into an unavoidable 40+ min update while I’m trying to finish something ASAP. I choose when to download updates, and when to install them.

It’s like food, peasants compile their packages, nobles have someone else do it for them

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Recognising that both are neoimperialistic powers bent on exploiting thirdworlders is copium?

Mathematicians are scientists that don’t wear lab coats?

Our consciousness is just a side effect because he insisted in doing the coding in Haskell.

Lisp is the true God’s programming language…

According to the dude, people with no foreknowledge also saw the same things. “Seeing the code of the matrix” definitely sounds better than “DMT enhances random patterns”.

Good point, but you can do if === true… and else if === false…

But definitely better to throw an error instead of nan.

in a dynamic typed language with dumb string to int coercions, I kinda get why such a would library exists.

If string return nan, else % 2

So it’s more a symptom of terrible language design than modern dependency hell.

Dependency chain: is-even depends on is-odd which depends on is-number