LionTamer

I believe this is only for Windows

I’m an iPhone user so I don’t have much to say about Google Pay, but what is wrong with Apple Pay? I personally find it to be one of the best niceties added to the iPhone in the past few years (or at least widely adopted in the US in the past few years, not sure when Apple Pay was launched).

Food is fairly inexpensive as well

Really? I admit that this is anecdotal, but as an American when I studied abroad in Europe I was consistently pleasantly surprised by how much less expensive eating out was. In particular I felt like it was much more affordable to get healthier food at restaurants compared to the US, and also much cheaper to get alcohol drinks at restaurants. There were a few exceptions (Copenhagen, Paris) but even major cities like Rome, Munich, & Barcelona had pretty well priced restaurants (which included tip).

Love this idea - was considering trying to build something similar recently.

I really like this idea! I definitely think this product has some potential. A few quick questions:

1. Does this integrate with the filesystem (specifically with MacOS) or iCloud Drive? 2. Are there any future plans to integrate with iMessage? While perhaps less important to enterprises, I feel like this could be very useful for “prosumer” productivity tool users like myself. 3. Are there any future plans for a mobile app (specifically on iPhone).

I’m excited to try this product out. Congrats on your launch!!

What is reverse-Dutch auction?

Completely agree. Once I discovered Java Streams it became so much more frustrating for me to write Python code that manipulated collections in anything beyond the most trivial of operations.

eat until your stomach is satisfied, not your tongue

I’m stealing that

This looks great, I’m excited to check it out!

I really like this. I’ve been thinking about how useful something similar could be recently and I’m glad to see someone built it!

Academic journals?

What if someone wants to write full time?

If you don’t mind me asking, what country are you referring to?

Software development actually does have a code of ethics [0] (I learned about it through a university assignment in a software design class).

[0] https://ethics.acm.org/code-of-ethics/software-engineering-c...

Really interesting business, just signed up for the waitlist

This looks great, I’m excited to check it out

I really like this

I’m a young dev but this has been a go to of mine and found it very useful

I wonder if there’s room for integration with Vim/Neovim or the plugins in that ecosystem - I feel like there’s a strong overlap between the “vim language” of text objects, motions, etc and the structure editing this project is working with.

The US does, Mississippi doesn’t. Mississippi has a GDP per capital of about $42,411 [0] while UK has $47,334 [1]. Those are both in current USD.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_territ... [1] https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?location...

Good catch

I believe this is what changed legally: > One of EFF's first major legal victories was Bernstein v. Department of Justice, a landmark case that resulted in establishing code as speech and changed United States export regulations on encryption software, paving the way for international e-commerce

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/04/remembering-case-estab...

I knew about the previous cryptography restrictions, but I also knew that the Supreme Court overruled them by ruling (as I understand it) that “code is speech”. I’ll have to check out the other links though

Hmm I’ll have to check that out, thanks for sharing

Isn’t it a bit disingenuous to equivocate terrorism, which actively targets/kills innocent civilians, with DDOS attacks against services which are responsible for moral atrocities? Could it be compared to vigilante justice? Perhaps. But comparing it to terrorism is unfair, to put it mildly.

Why do you think the law determines what is morally right?

When was this done previously?

That that looks rly helpful. I’ll check that out tonight, thanks for sharing

According to the website [1] there is a strict license to this programming language.

The License is intended for free learning and hobbyists and is a personal use license which means the Software may be installed and run only on Licensee computer as required for the purposes of Licensee’s code to produce a binary executable output (the “Executable Product”) only on Licensee-controlled Endpoint. An Endpoint is defined as a computer operating system (“OSE”) of any type physically hosted, but limited to Licensee’s internal personal use and not for distribution or any other use. For certainty, Licensee may not: distribute, assign, sell or grant any rights in or to the Software OR the binary executable product created by using the Software.

People of course can license the fruits of their labor however they wish to, I just can’t understand why someone would license their compiler in a way that prohibits me from sharing a useful program I made with my family or friends.

[1] https://bolinlang.com/eula

I use that and chrome keychain - it’s honestly very good on the iPhone and great on the computer for safari although it doesn’t work on other browsers