VogonWorkEthic

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by VogonWorkEthic 8y ago
Nope, you're not entitled to anything. A license is just a license. You're free to use the code. If the releaser gives you no communication about expectations, then it's your choice to use it or not. They're obligated to
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by VogonWorkEthic 8y ago
I've heard racket is the way to go with types in lisp. https://racket-lang.org/ Just passing along what I heard though, I personally don't use types and think things like clojure spec do a much better job fitting
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by VogonWorkEthic 10y ago
It's also pretty irrelevant. The vertical integration isn't for producing cars, it's for producing sustainable energy products. And we all remember why vertical integration is famous... the unprecedented success of the steel
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by VogonWorkEthic 10y ago
no, they're just data being passed in. at least thats what it sounds like to me. obviously this data has ways to manipulate the world, because an app that did nothing would be pointless. but it's no different than any other param.
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by VogonWorkEthic 12y ago
yeah, basically.
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by VogonWorkEthic 12y ago
I didn't think it until you said it, but now I totally agree :)
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by VogonWorkEthic 12y ago
Your email is the least creepy thing Streak has access to. There's also a feature that tells the user when an email they've sent has been read.
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by VogonWorkEthic 12y ago
I second that. Just adding unnecessary complexity to save on a few lines of code that are so common most people don't even spend mental effort processing them. Basically, it seems to me like trying to fix something that isn't brok
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by VogonWorkEthic 12y ago
It should be, well played.
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by VogonWorkEthic 13y ago
It sounds like both sides (the people involved with the show and the people involved with silicon valley) should both lighten up a little. If the show is off-base they should accept the criticism and move the later episodes toward a more re
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by VogonWorkEthic 13y ago
He's saying you're full of shit