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by DAddYE 12y ago
Dog owner and cat owner here (I love them!) but my question is, why do we needs pets at all? Is it right to put a bird in a cage or a cat in a small apt or having a dog and bring him out just 3 times a day? Why we are so selfish to prevent
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by DAddYE 12y ago
The reason of this (while I agree with you) is because Nim comes with a strong interop with C/C++ so the problem is that in C and C++ there is a SnakeCase debate still open. They did that so your program can invoke c (or even nim libs)
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I agree, I would also add that Paxos seems exceptionally hard to get it right or at least this was what I saw so far in popular projects (i.e. Cassandra) that use it.
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The Interview now on iTunes (5 stars so far)(itunes.apple.com)
1 points by DAddYE 12y ago|0 comments
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Unfortunately it is not a preprocessor, has nothing to do with that. Of course go comes with go/{ast,parser,scanner} which will facilitate that, but go generate is just not that.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
While I agree with you I think it's just the cross compatibility the main benefit. So our friends on windows don't have to install cygwin to run a Makefile. However I'd admit that I don't know windows and real motivation
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N. Korea threatens strikes on US amid hacking claims(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by DAddYE 12y ago|0 comments
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by DAddYE 12y ago
And is not even the longest one seen so far in java land /src/main/java/com/seriouscompany/business/java/fizzbuzz/packagenamingpackage
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Side note, the author @shurcool is a friend. He is probably the most passionate guy about go. You can read more about go tools here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/golang-nuts/g7O_o0yI...
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Go tools(gotools.org)
17 points by DAddYE 12y ago|2 comments
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Usually if I have a production project I avoid to step out through major releases. As you have seen they do bug fixes for previous stable releases, which is awesome and IIRC the security one go even deeper to the tree. No one force us to up
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Could you explain me: >> What if I told you that your post is extremely cruel for someone struggling with racial or gender harassment? Probably where I live (SF) I can't totally see the entire problem as you. Again I'm not s
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by DAddYE 12y ago
> Some people like that, but for lots of people it's hard. Personally, as an introvert, I'd hate to have everyone in the room looking at me the second I enter the room, all the time. If in 2014 you are still feeling different f
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Doing that they are just opening the doors for the next threat. I'm a dreamer but instead I'll create one ad to show before the movie explaining what Art actually is and why anyone shouldn't be offended.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I think Amazon when comes to money especially on the web service side of things doesn't think in this way. I'm more oriented that the language is new so is still hard to find devs without consider that is a very a big work port th
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I don't believe cracking down cyberbullying or harassment was the cause. I think was a wrong formula packed by hype. Yik Yak (which I adore) is still doing strong. IMO, the main issue (as others reported) is that you start with your fr
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I think for "you" is just an easy ride on the wave of the recents news. Sad to see how easy is for "media" to jump from a trend to another even out of context. Sad to see once again "you" pointing to "
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Opening an article these days with: > Who knew that Sony’s top brass, a line-up of mostly white male executives, earn $1 million and more a year? is just take advantage of a difficult moment and increase the `hate`. I don't get why
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by DAddYE 12y ago
So for those who wonder: In the TC meeting today we came up with a vision for the first release. First, a few assumptions we've internalized that probably need to be stated for this to make sense. - Node is pretty damn
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I think this is a simplification of the problem. I don't think (yes I'm one that thinks most are by choice) is a problem can be solved easily if not at all. The current solution is put a "Twitter" in a bad area and cons
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by DAddYE 12y ago
In my (probably limited) view, SF homeless are primarily the folks around Tenderloin that seem unfortunately abandoned by the society. Couldn't be more wrong IMHO. I lived in the tenderloin for a year, most if not all
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by DAddYE 12y ago
maybe Steve Klabnik will accept this challenge ;)
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Thanks glad to hear that, I don't remember where but I read that they yes submit the app with xcode but the review process is basically 0 days, which could make sense to me if they have millions of user affected from a bug.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
As said by @cwalcott should works for apps that support deeplinking so apps that enable "tel://", "skype://" etc... However if you have an app like Tinder that as no scheme (AFAIK) shouldn't be d
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I'm not sure how could be that possible without a "free pass" by apple, I mean there are rumors that says that for "big corporations" there is no need to pass through the tricky apple review system. If is not that t
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Nice! I'd like to know too how was possible that "ken" was not taken.
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T-Rez: A fast image resizer(github.com)
2 points by DAddYE 12y ago|0 comments
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I think this is cool, I mean probably once used people will still cross on red lights however even if can save 2% of them is worth a try (especially for tourists). Last, I think this can have a nice effects of kids and the next gens.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
That's just a news for "investors" I don't see it coming to the api so I wonder why this is an hacker news...
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I was a fan of twitter damn in love with it but I agree that over the time is getting worse day by day. The UX is just meh. Apps at least on iPhone are kind of okay, however... the "timeline" today is now even worse then facebook.

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