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901.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Multiple names. Number 5 will blow your mind.
902.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
So, it's now guilty until proven innocent?
903.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
It's inadvertently disabled for me because my C drive is full (and apparently, in 2018, it's of utmost import that multi gigabyte ephemeral files are cached on the partition that is most likely to be the fullest among all drives).
904.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Beautifully stated.
905.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
I recommend SmartGit; it's not cheap, but it's really, really nice.
906.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
I think there is a market for selling hand-mined bitcoins as a novelty item, but selling individual hashes might be a pretty small niche.
907.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> but I choose to interpret the NULL is a less sexy way: Unknown means that the state DOES NOT EXIST That's wrong.
908.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> The JavaScript ecosystem is richer than ever In the way a pile of half decomposed meat by-products is "richer" than a surgical instrument.
909.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Now, now; don't be greedy!
910.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
UX aside, the set of requirements in place when you created your account may be different from the set of requirements that are in place at the time of login.
911.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> was allowed to code some bad Perl CGI and horrible HTML Today's starters write equally bad JavaScript and equally bad HTML; don't be fooled by the cargo culters stating otherwise.
912.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> when you accidentally kick a corner of a furniture, that does not make that furniture "dangerous". When the piece of furniture has a serrated corner that cuts deep into your toe, you'll probably reevaluate the appropriat
913.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Here's a thought experiment: make a crypto currency that binds to personal human lifetime, i.e. that (in order to disincentivize rent-seeking and exploitation) makes it prohibitively expensive to spend this currency if the blockchain i
914.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Things that consultancies like == things that people valuing maintainable solutions should avoid
915.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
New Snapchat - same complete lack of a business model.
916.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> mostly unhelpful and often inaccurate support Sorry that the free support for your expensive device does not match the quality of the non-existing support from your device vendor.
917.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Time for bedtime routine for my two children: 3-4 hours every evening.
918.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
requirement outjection vs. dependency injection
919.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
One can only imagine the damage that is yet to be done by applying machine learning to junk food design ...
920.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> But this takes time If processes against German bank managers serve as example, it will take exactly long enough to satisfy the statute of limitation.
921.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
I wonder if the lack of mechanisms like Ada's rendez-vous or QNX' mailboxes in other ecosystems are due to patent encumbrance.
922.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> Why do some users feel so entitled? As a user, I have no longer a way of knowing whether an "open source" project's main developers are doing stuff in their free time or on company time. So, I don't see anything wro
923.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> the most likely difference will be that the game GUI will be redrawn every frame whereas the desktop GUI wont (and there are game GUI frameworks that cache their output to avoid redrawing the entire widget tree every frame). Modern UI
924.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Ah, the smell of a billion dollar class action lawsuit in the morning!
925.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Ah, this brings up a lot of font memories of me in high school preparing presentations using this fine piece of software[0] before replacing it with a 1GB open source equation editor called LaTeX. [0] It was actually quite usable once you g
926.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
I wonder how long the trick of masking problems with announcements will work.
927.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
> because so much of the damage can be externalized somehow It's interesting to see how the US citizen ordering the product of a back alley company in Shenzhen via Alibaba is supposed to recoup his damages. It's impossible, per
928.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
The explanation is horribly wrong.
929.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
Oh boy. > However, this left a gap that made it painful for growing businesses to deliver scalable solutions to customers How about this: close your monetization gap yourself instead of pushing the problem downstream?
930.
by _pmf_ 9y ago
I don't think it's that easy. Clojure code calls into Java libraries, and these are regular Java functions so you cannot reuse the same stack frame for these. Pure Clojure code, on which you could perform arbitrary transformations

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