Argorak

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by Argorak 11y ago
In a strictly controlled project, fine. But working with three different open source extensions that all use a different setup gets confusing quickly. Point being the same: Haskell as used is never quite standard Haskell.
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by Argorak 11y ago
Only if you speak about components. Mailpile is a complete product, so the viral nature of it being used as a component is not a problem for the project. The AGPL itself makes a lot of sense, as any other licenses you mention would never ha
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by Argorak 11y ago
I find it terribly confusing. It means that Haskell is almost never something I can expect a lot from, but a weird combination of extensions changing to "non-standard" behaviours.
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Kityak: Custom mathematical knit scarves(kickstarter.com)
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by Argorak 11y ago
Strictly speaking, only the announcements where all on the same day: Zapf died on the 4th, aged 92, Lee on the 7th, aged 93, Coleman on the 11th, aged 85. I wouldn't call it a dark day. All lived a long and varied life and their passin
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by Argorak 11y ago
Note that syntax extensions are behind a feature gate, that means they are an experimental feature usable on nightlies, but not on released versions of Rust.
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by Argorak 11y ago
Never underestimate a humans ability to do a complex job on the spot after 2 minutes of explanation. Even if it were easy to automatize.
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by Argorak 11y ago
I still prefer using symbolic languages for problems of such complexity. Such as... Ruby. https://github.com/sferik/active_emoji/blob/master/samples/f...
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by Argorak 11y ago
]I've regularly experienced issues with not the development system not being the target system _within linux distros_. Just go the whole way and develop with the target environment isolated from your host system. You're not runnin
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by Argorak 11y ago
For .rio, you need an address in Rio. Often, this is rather strongly enforced, see .ie and .cat for other examples.
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by Argorak 11y ago
But even there, I would prefer: [document addWeakObserver: observer forNotificationNamed: 'load'] and [document addObserver: observer forNotificationNamed: 'load'] Assuming for a second, that the non-weak observer should
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by Argorak 11y ago
Apple has funded clang and LLVM, maintains CUPS, funded MacRuby for a while and packaged a lot of OS Software for their system, promoting it. Not all is gold, but that's certainly more than "complying with copyright".
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by Argorak 12y ago
Interesting. Could that also help with types that should actually be explicitly dropped, like this case? http://internals.rust-lang.org/t/std-fs-tempdir-ignoring-err... Edit: yep, it was mentioned in the discussion her
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by Argorak 12y ago
Use https://lobste.rs/hypertext to sign up :).
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by Argorak 12y ago
lobste.rs sports a full terminal interface with working chat and slowly updating lines. http://lobste.rs
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by Argorak 12y ago
That's because they decided to drop their efforts in 2013, because RubySpec broke their build. Sure, it's a political debate, but just saying they don't run it also isn't honest.
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by Argorak 12y ago
MRI is using RubySpec (RSpec is something different). http://rubyci.org/ The issue is more complex than Brian puts it. https://lobste.rs/s/oozjtg/matz_s_ruby_developers_don_t_use_... Also, MRI mak
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by Argorak 12y ago
Also where do you test your docker containers in?
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by Argorak 12y ago
> But it also feels increasingly unlikely that it will escape the Rails ecosystem to any significant extent. It already did, with Puppet, Chef and Vagrant. Also, mruby is gaining adoption and Rubymotion seems to be in an interesting nich
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by Argorak 12y ago
No one actually ever checked whether it even has the slightest chance to hold up in court. Neither "free" nor "open source" are strict terms in a legal sense, the rest is a non-exhaustive set of examples. It's proba
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by Argorak 12y ago
Mozilla does that by keeping the trademark for Firefox and the logo and only allowing the distribution of vanilla packages using them. Trademarks are expensive and take effort, though, so this is not a model for small maintainers.
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by Argorak 12y ago
1) It's a typo, yes. Thanks! 2) Well, they are lossy in the sense that pronunciation is context-sensitive. The number of cases where you actually turn the word into another word is very small: http://snowball.tartarus.org&#x
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by Argorak 12y ago
This is more resembling a manifest then a license.
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by Argorak 12y ago
Umlauts are not distinct characters, but modifications of existing ones to indicate a sound shift. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diaeresis_%28diacritic%29 German has valid transcriptions to their base alphabet for those
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by Argorak 12y ago
I only have a test account through my company that does not even have my name and that I used only once. The suggestions they mail are eery - e.g. they suggested my girlfriend from 12 years ago which I haven't spoken to for ~6 years to
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by Argorak 12y ago
I also can't give a short summary, but one thing about the book struck me: it's a very egoistic book. He describes in the very beginning that his reason to learn these techniques was to find out how he can get his wishes fulfilled
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by Argorak 12y ago
The existence is generally accepted, it's included in any larger medical catalog[1], there are standard tests (UTAH test), there's a wide array of literature, but management seems to be a problem. [1]: it's classified with cr
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by Argorak 12y ago
It's been a while since I read up on the subject for personal reasons, but wasn't one of the problems with ADHD for a long time that getting accurate numbers was hard because of frequent misdiagnosis (actually just diagnosing a de
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by Argorak 12y ago
I recommend you to attend a meeting like the Wave Gotic Treffen in Leipzig. You'll see exactly those things happen and it's called "generation change". My other pet project for a long time was moderating a metal board -
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by Argorak 12y ago
So, how come a lot of those projects creating those shifts are run by long-standing community participants? Are they traitors?

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