enough bro. don't feed the troll.

in agreement bro. their ECS equivalent's pages are still in hanzhi making it quite a pain to use.

Yeah they don't care too much about developer experience.

ay bro! my old man berated me because i installed linux on our desktop and couldn't connect to the internet via modem. today, i am only willing to install linux on thinkpad laptops and some well-known-to-work pc.

aight bro, haskell from first principle is good book. at the very least, it gives you some explanation why haskell doing things as it does (lambda calculus thingy). then you can check matt parsons' book.

bro it's just reference of not-so-funny skit of monty python. not a big deal by any stretch.

He’s not your “bro” little mister, he’s clearly your elder!

sorry sis but i don't care if he's old or not. monty python is boring and if you gatekeep people using "jokes" from it, you should reconsider your life.

congrats my dude! and when windows & android version available, i don't mind 10 bucks per month subscription at all.

i guess they just want to maintain the illusion of growth bro? but i could be wrong tho.

Yes. They should be banned from posting on hackernews honestly.

It's rediculous.

PS check the other comments on this thread about this behavior from them.

i have some questions. if an academia transitions after their graduation, what would be written in the papers? the deadname or the current name? or one can ask the authoritative institution to issue new papers with the current name on it? also, what would happen to their publication? i genuinely have never thought of it before.

Colleges will issue updated paperwork after any kind of legal name change. Keep in mind, for most of recent history approx. half the population has been changing their legal last name when they get married, so institutions have had to deal with this on a broad scale for quite a while. Probably not for publications though, except in rare circumstances

ah right bro. forgot that on that part of the world, half of that people change their name when they're getting married. thanks for the answer.

I believe the deadname stays on old publications, although in today's electronic publications it could be updated.

The example I think of is the person who built one of the first superoptimizers.

bro, just wait til you learn that gleam has something similar to monad. now pass me the joint (also a compliment)

yo andreas, it takes a lot of courage to acknowledge the situation and i truly applaud you for that. i will keep on cheering you from the sideline.