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What gave you the idea that most FP uses macros? Much code in functional languages uses no macros at all. Perhaps you are confusing FP with Lisp.

Then it wouldn't be a joke, it would be "art".

I also look forward to trying it out :) I'm not committing to taking all my important notes into it, but I'm interested in the product. Maybe I'm naïve, but I think there's progress to be made on the front of proactive note-taking apps, and I'm excited to see what this app has to offer.

For more info on the company, see here: https://www.bizapedia.com/ny/clover-software-inc.html

When specifically are email addresses case-sensitive?

It's my understanding that commands don't have to be specially written for Crush. As long as they speak an understandable format, they can be used. https://github.com/liljencrantz/crush#reading-and-writing-fi...

For anyone who would like to take a look at the code for the respective packages, here it is: https://github.com/microsoft/fast/tree/master/packages/web-c...

“No shit!” —everyone

[not OP] What are your specs? I'm on a MacBook Air and was still seeing this. Will check again shortly.

N.B. I'm currently a happy user of Brave as it has integrated AdBlock-style blocking, fingerprinting protection, and HTTPS Everywhere. I'm always evaluating my options as a user, though!

I think Glassdoor[1] would be a better analogue.

[1] https://www.glassdoor.com/about-us/

Why would one think that?

I don’t think those requirements will be met until people like us who miss it put our money where our mouth is ;)

How many people do you know who would be competent enough to use a teleconferencing web app?

Unfortunately, this is one case where being open-source would probably make the scanner easier to game.

I’m pretty sure NIST has more engineers than politicians. The same cannot be said of Congress.

> The other person has to feel threatened or such.

Nope, they just have to want it to stop :)

This doesn’t scale to companies that, unlike Facebook, can’t afford the ongoing associated costs.

Didn’t they file that against Namecheap, not the registrants?

That ideal won’t come true for a very long while. I appreciate your idealism, but for better or worse, we need a reasonable and attainable solution in the interim.

> […] services to actually help protect those most vulnerable to scams

Services? This sounds more like a legislative than a marketplace problem. Pardon if it’s forward to ask, but what service do you envision could have helped protect your mother?

> Watching your parents go to high-powered executive jobs doesn’t “prepare” you for work in the 21st century either, education does.

Lucky for you, if your parents go to high-powered executive jobs, then you’ve won the jackpot and will probably receive a higher education!

> […] its value as a signaling mechanism, which is where the majority of modern education's value lies in the first place.

I’m not sure education is a very high-resolution or effective signal for much, and I think its dilution as a signal would help force us to find a better one. I’m curious though, given how self-assured you seem: what do you think education signals right now?

I’m confused. Is “means-tested” supposed to be a degrading adjective? Because I think the fact our existing social safety nets are “means-tested” is exactly why people have doubts about UBI.

Seems plausible. Do you have a source?

This is the equivalent of “If you want this conversation to end, why don’t YOU stop talking?” You already know the solution to the problem you’re having, which is to either make better points or stop inviting more replies.

The free tier is what we already have.

I’m pretty sure that’s only true for Chrome at this point.

That’s a nice number you have there. Here’s another one: 50% of all e-commerce in the entire United States.

With respect to verbosity: Certain, yes. Clear, no. Boilerplate is a thing.

What types of program are you writing?