@winterschon I installed #KDE Neon on a #Thinkpad P14s and everything worked out of the box including WiFi, power management, the printer, and the fingerprint reader. Fantastic experience
@TruthSandwich@Aleenaa@mastodonindians Look at India's record so far, I implore you. Do you know how many refugees live in India? People that other countries expelled as a group and India took in?
A great example of how cool PureScript backend optimizer is - The PureScript code makes multiple map and filter calls and also calls into two functions with complicated logic. The generated output shows that the PS code was aggressively inlined into a tiny bit of JS code -
India election question: What does Congress mean by "freedom of personal laws"?
I'm drawing on translated materials here—I don't know what was said in the original Hindi and it seems possible that what's been said is being misrepresented in some way.
From what I am able to see, though, it seems like an odd idea to campaign on—it's hard to see strong arguments for law not applied equally to all. Is there something I'm missing?
@tokyo_0 I generally don't try to engage with wild personal accusations because it just encourages more such behavior. @drupler If you are angry and lashing out at a random stranger on the internet, the most charitable interpretation I can form is that you are looking to feel better about having done your part in educating the "ignorant masses" who have made what you consider "mistakes".
Not only are you wrong on every count in this instance, that ironically also makes you a part of the problem you are trying to solve. For example, check my profile and try to gauge my political leanings. Then perhaps reconsider your behavior and your usage of labels for people you haven't bothered to know at all.
@kosmikus@abnv I like to call Rust an honorary functional programming language. Specifically because its strong static types, immutable variables by default, and tracked mutability, makes it familiar for Haskellers
@feld@abnv Okay, let me try to explain my thinking a bit -
A caveat - if I were to make this chart today, I would swap the positions of Erlang and Rust.
Keeping that in mind, I made this chart so that each axis broadly makes sense. Lawful languages tend to stick to rules and the only surprises are usually how much of a stickler for rules they are. Chaotic languages on the other hand, love their quirks / special cases. "Good" languages are usually languages with academic backgrounds, whereas "Evil" languages sacrifice some ideals for practicality.
With those definitions, the alignment for each language broadly makes sense to me. Lisp for example, is an academic language, yet a hackers tool, quirky, yet very regular. Hence true neutral.
The #Apple#Music web app is incredibly buggy. They don't have a #Linux client and the web app doesn't let me listen to stuff. So basically Linux is unsupported 😔
My director is looking for "a good haskeller that is looking for work". Let me know if that is you, and introduce yourself to me so I can tell my director I know you.
@loke yeah, it would be prohibitive for many locals. The guide at the Taj Mahal only charged us INR 500, so this was also high in comparison (Fatehpur Sikri is less crowded and less touristy and hence easier for guides).