Kototama

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   Signal brings painless encrypted calling to iOS(theverge.com)

   3 points by Kototama 12y ago|0 comments
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   Flock, Private Contact and Calendar Cloud Sync for Android(whispersystems.org)

   106 points by Kototama 12y ago|29 comments
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   by Kototama 12y ago

   Maybe here http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u32/benchmark.php?te... But basically they seem to be both in the same category.
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   by Kototama 12y ago

   Interesting. Clojure removes mutability in the general case and removes aliasing with transients for local mutability in the particular case.
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   by Kototama 13y ago

   Does the thesis hold? It seems to me there are more hackers labs than before. Also they don't convey exactly the same spirit they are still from the same vein, no?
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   by Kototama 13y ago

   Great talk. The cameramen zoomed on the guy just when the slides with some code are shown! Anyway the slides can be found here: http://codemesh.io/slides/erik-hinton.pdf
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   by Kototama 13y ago

   Here some links that may help you: http://www.brandonchecketts.com/emailtest.php http://mxtoolbox.com/ http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2010/04/so-youd-like-to-sen...
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   by Kototama 13y ago

   You are confusing state redistribution of income and wealth with competitive offers. If the state was only to satisfy particular interests then you would have clientelism.
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   by Kototama 13y ago

   I love the flyer from the previous party: "party like it's 1984"
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    by Kototama 13y ago

    I think it's great. In the future all GNU tools will probably be extensible with Scheme.
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    by Kototama 13y ago

    How is "renaming of symbols" done? Did you write your own Clojure parser?
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    by Kototama 13y ago

    How was it decided that it will be part of core contrib?
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    by Kototama 13y ago

    Let's call it HURD!
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    Ack is a nice tool. I wrote a blog post about how to use it for ClojureScript within Emacs: http://inclojurewetrust.blogspot.de/2013/01/searching-in-clo...
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    Yes, I would love to see how this framework works with other language such as CoffeeScript or ClojureScript. I personnaly had a bad experience with Backbone + ClojureScript because Backbone was way too much object-oriented to be meaningfull
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    I didn't want to imply that. Just that some use of C won't be covered by Go.
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    It's Clojure, not Closure. Google Closure is an optimizing JavaScript to JavaScript compiler. I'm not sure Go try to replace C. Most (all?) embedded systems need to control memory allocations.
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    It's not only about Google Reader. Did you see this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5374625 ?
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    http://pedestal.io/documentation/service-war-deployment/ Why is the creation of a WAR file more complex than it is currently with lein-ring?
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    So the M-keyboard does not rust? I like the dishwasher idea but I have neither a M-keyboard nor a dishwasher ;-)
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    Single men who never had a mother then.
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    Nice talk, I like how he is humble but enthusiast. The records are destructive in the example at the end. Is working with immutable data structures in Racket as easy as in Clojure?
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    In The Brain of Nic Ferrier: This Year in Emacs(skillsmatter.com)

    1 points by Kototama 14y ago|0 comments
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    But why do these first buyers feel a need to have a smartphone in the first place? We need to balance the gain of acquiring products with the inconveniences not only at a personal level but at a societal level one (work, environment, work c
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    Needs and desires are not always immanent. They are also created by education, advertisement etc. What the public do want is also in good part what he was taught to want, no?
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    I used to develop with JavaScript, and JavaScript with Backbone before we switched to ClojureScript. Backbone helped me to better structured my code but I found it also brings its own problems. There is a quite a lot of boilerplate code and
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    Maybe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_c... is a good starting point?
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    This is great, thank you.
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    True but in general the Arduino community is very lowering the bar for these kind of things.
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    by Kototama 14y ago

    I really enjoy seeing how the simplicity and power of Arduino empower people. Also how objects become an active medium instead of becoming a consumed things.