Arelius

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931.
by Arelius 14y ago
That's a big if. In the entire state of California, any such contract clauses are invalid.
932.
by Arelius 14y ago
Am I missing something? It seems that most of the functionality is provided by the smtpd lib: https://github.com/kennethreitz/inbox.py/blob/master/inbox.p...
933.
by Arelius 14y ago
Excuse me if this is a silly question, but I don't get this: > Let’s face it - Helvetica rocks. But unfortunately, we can’t ensure every user sees it. Is there something special about Helvetica licensing that prevents you from purchasin
934.
by Arelius 14y ago
Speaking from having met someone on the renovation project, That is indeed artwork from the architect, The building itself quite nice, but it's gone a bit to shit recently, the renovation is supposed to be rather impressive.
935.
by Arelius 14y ago
Building an entire new set of factories in a mountain region where there are, generally speaking, fewer residents to staff your factory is a pretty expensive decision.
936.
by Arelius 14y ago
But it's not until the chips settle that this will be effective, unless you are ok with crushing chips to get the air out.
937.
by Arelius 14y ago
Or maybe it's just extra work and complexity that so few of their users actually care about.
938.
by Arelius 14y ago
But that is a pretty atypical usage pattern. So, not the rule we should expect when we are talking about the general "future" of technology.
939.
by Arelius 15y ago
That's not a solution, you still need to get the downloads to a local system to use them for that vast majority of media.
940.
by Arelius 15y ago
The problem with this is generally speaking, if you take possession of a file, either locally, or on a remote filesystem. You are likely to use it, and also likely to use it shortly after taking possession. Be it Music, Photos, Documents, o
941.
by Arelius 15y ago
That's what I was thinking, but I'm not sure I've seen it very often.
942.
by Arelius 15y ago
> I disagree. Finding your way around a foreign code base enough to make the changes you need is an essential skill for a developer. Sure, but a whole lot of the forks are like one line changes, they sit there taking up an entire repo,
943.
by Arelius 15y ago
Regarding github, I have a lot of code on github, I store most of my code that's personal there. As you would imagine, most of it's crappy, or incomplete. There are however multiple projects that I think deserve priority when looking throug
944.
by Arelius 15y ago
The interface looks real nice, I may give it a try, we've been looking for an issue tracker. Of course to sell the company on it it'd be nice to know if you have any export functionality?
945.
by Arelius 15y ago
Curious, would this case be different if the song was a Mashup? I suspect so, right?
946.
by Arelius 15y ago
The problem is that spending money also spends time, whereas spending time does not also spend money. Hypothetically, if as a one person startup, spend $1000 on rent and $1000 on food a month, and can expect to work 8 productive hours a day
947.
by Arelius 15y ago
The problem is this begins to break down when you want to do more complicated things, A small gripe that still illustrates the point: > be as fast as typing "| bill 10.00" where "bill" takes an email address on standard input. What happ
948.
by Arelius 15y ago
Even though he's a Google employee, we still don't know that he just knows lua because he plays World of Warcraft, or is otherwise a suitable operating system designer. I figure it's best to just let the project stand on it's own ground.
949.
by Arelius 15y ago
I think that you mean that most users are just consumers.
950.
by Arelius 15y ago
Could you elaborate on what you mean by "correct without having to be write" Within the context of the parent post? Is this a matter of the problems pointed out are "correct" technically, but they may or may not be the "right" thing to spe
951.
by Arelius 15y ago
C development in this manner isn't a particularly trivial matter. C header compilation and decleration alone complicates this.
952.
by Arelius 15y ago
Curious, what do you use lua for? Presumably embedded in some fashion? I'd imagine the use case will change drastically based on the target.
953.
by Arelius 15y ago
Get it out first, if you hit $300K, put Python next on the list, but don't delay release until it's in there. It's just good sense to get something out sooner regardless if you have the finances to support more.
954.
by Arelius 15y ago
I think the idea is great, and there is probably a way to make it work. I also just think that it'll end up being more complicated then we imagine in order to build it in a stable manner.
955.
by Arelius 15y ago
The problem is that there does still exist a whole lot of jobs that require people to do them that are not easy to motivate people to do. Some of these jobs are required so that we can house, clothe, and feed them. If nobody actually had to
956.
by Arelius 15y ago
Reverse engineering protocols well enough to build a polished app atop is hard. iMessage is new.
957.
by Arelius 15y ago
It's much simpler than that, it's called a conservative collector, It looks at every bit of data, at just pretends it is a pointer, if anything points to a valid allocated address, that address is retained. Otherwise, just like every collec
958.
by Arelius 15y ago
Additionally, current generation console hardware have a big-endian byte order, which can make dealing with importing of resources a pain at times.
959.
by Arelius 15y ago
Yeah, Significant whitespace is why I won't code in Python anymore. Also, the linked article's comparison of Haskell and Python on readability is an awfully poor comparison, Haskell has notoriously terse syntax, In comparison to Python, wh
960.
by Arelius 15y ago
Even if a system is C you can say it is making assumptions. The point is to make as few as practical. I think they are trying to learn from Erlang, not replicate it completely. The key point is that the missing feature can be pretty trivial

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