hasty_pudding

News needs sensationalism.

Thanks for posting another side of this.

What you're saying makes a lot of sense.

what languages don't use objects to implement non-primitive data structures?

like a binary tree for example

What languages on Earth implement non-primitive data structures without objects?

I guess maybe low level c and assembly where you implement everything as bits in physical memory?

you know how unsufferable it is when people bog a conversation down with semantics instead of ideas.

the point is obvious.

Being that every single language on Earth uses objects for non-primitive data structures that should be inferrable to a reasonable person.

a data structure in that context is clearly an ordered grouping of objects versus an unordered/loose grouping of objects.

Very far

You definitely need generic node objects to define the nodes.

You could have a completely stateless class/object that would manipulate those nodes and add them and remove them from the data structure.

What they mean is functions and data are separate, emulating a more functional paradigm and less mutable state.

The functions are kept pure and the data is kept pure.

As opposed to an object oriented programming style in which data and functions share the same object and create bug ridden state machines thats not as easy to reason about.

Some further explanation about this:

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/702062-immutable-objects-ar...

a semi-nuanced discussion:

https://www.reddit.com/r/scala/comments/ejwsp1/is_mutability...

you can just Google mutable state to find more info.

separating your data structures and functions in many cases will make your code cleaner and more bug free.

"all functions are pure, there is no data mutation, and entities are represented by data structures instead of objects."

God i love to see this

The problem is you don't know if it's a blunder until after.

don't know what you're getting downvoted it is true

ok

Wait but the dollar has a higher exchange rate than Chinese currency as well.

No its just data from crime statistics.

The focus should be more on fixing certain segments of society that commit more crime than other segments of society.

I wonder if kids on social media is going to be looked at in a hundred years like we look at kids smoking cigarettes from 100 years ago.

Here's sort of a non-legalese take on it.

Its a bit sensational but I couldn't find anything with a nonsensational balanced take on it.

https://www.skynews.com.au/insights-and-analysis/labors-intr...

People who are awake will understand.

What if the left has been destroying their country through unchecked spending and immigration and the right are the only people awake enough to see it?

My thoughts exactly.

What if the left has been destroying their country through unchecked spending and immigration and the right are the only people awake enough to see it?

lawnlove.com

"Dont believe everything you read on the internet"

- Abraham Lincoln

dogs are omnivores.

most kibble is vegetable based

My dog has pooped in my backyard for years and nothing but thick quality grass everywhere.

probably because most kibble is vegetable based and vegetable based poop is good for the grass.

maybe you fed your dog more meat?

if your dog's poop is killing the grass you're doing something seriously wrong with its diet.

Most dogs are extremely particular about where they poop and don't poop on concrete and asphalt if they have any other choice.

DONT EAT THE POOP.

and you won't get that disease.

Problem solved.

And dont let your kids eat any animal poop

Using an A.I. article from lawnlove.com as a source....okayyyy

This country has really gone downhill with education

My teachers would have yelled at me for having a source like that.

The founding fathers would think that allowing the government to have a database on ANYTHING is a bad idea.

Plus dog poop is ecologically good for the environment and fertilizes nature.

how do you share CSS between pages?

Essentially if this theory is accurate it kind of shares similar patterns to diabetes insipidus which is essentially vasopressin dysfunction.

So you can Google that and see how that is treated and tested for.

You can get tested for this if you have ASD by getting a copeptin test.

The semantic web was a beautiful idea at one point