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adrianm
9y ago
I guess they forgot to teach me that in rabbinical school. I'll bring it up the next time I meet with the Elders of Zion.
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Please don't jump to conclusions based on a misinformed comment on the internet. You can't compare the number of dead and conclude anything meaningful from that alone. Hatred of Jews in particular was a cornerstone of Nazi philoso
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Antisemitism is very deeply rooted in many Christian dominant cultures to the point where most of the tropes are so deeply ingrained most are blind and unaware of their implicit prejudice. One of the best books on the history of modern anti
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9y ago
You're off by about 1.2 million people with your last remark.
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What did you mean by "Stories like this make me glad I didn't grow up in the USA" then?
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Alternatively, they are sane enthusiasts who enjoy using and taxing state of the art hardware. Or they are gamers. Or both. I could say I question the decision making of someone (especially a hacker) who doesn't upgrade their laptop ev
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Isn't eval required to run in the null lexical environment? Or is that only true in Lisp?
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I think this really depends on the context. Some teams may find it unprofessional, but others don't. Someone on my team has a baby and we all enjoy seeing her in meetings. It's not a constant thing so it doesn't get annoying.
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The Ten Rules of Schema Growth (Datomic)
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This is complete hyperbole. $130k is considered a good salary in NYC.
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They edited their comment to remove controversial remarks.
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I'm sure you've heard this a million times by now, but I first got into web development because of Geocities in the mid-90s as a very young kid. Looking back, it was almost certainly the gateway drug that led me down the path to w
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Don't macros actually help both compiler writers and end users here? Macros are expanded at macro-expansion time, which is a stage before code gets evaluated. Macro-expansion is akin to source code pre-processing in other languages. Th
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That's an earlier post in the same series.
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Clojure is not just a Lisp on the JVM. Clojure is a Lisp but also much more: Readable persistent vectors, hash maps, and sets. Protocols, records, and anonymous (reified) instances of protocols/interfaces. Sequences as a common unifyin
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Uber Expands Its Self-Driving Car Service to San Francisco
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The "holocaust industry"? It may just be because I lost family in the holocaust, but this can't be an acceptable thing to say here.
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Congress Moves to Curb Ticket Scalping, Banning Bots Used Online
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I believe this requirement was retroactively removed for companies appearing on the show.
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This is a beautiful gesture. Thank you for releasing this!
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This has to be satire. Right? Please be satire. Thanks for sharing this though, I was previously under the impression Soylent was created by someone relatively sane.
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I also feel bad that he has seemingly tied up so much of himself into this. Although the technical interviews at Google kind of require this prep, at the end of the day interpersonal skills and other factors contribute to the final decisio
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The Garbage Collection Handbook [ http://gchandbook.org/ ] has a good overview of the advantages and disadvantages of reference counting as garbage collection. In summary, Advantages: A. Objects are collected immediately when
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That's exactly right. It's just a general term nowadays for embedding pre-computed information into an asset for the purposes of optimizing the rendering of that asset. Of course, you need a renderer capable of understanding how t
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Thanks for trying to support multiple major versions! I run into this problem all of the time with LLVM and its dependencies. I'd love to get have the latest LLVM available for my own work (which depend on the static libraries it build
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I've never seen this site before but it looks really interesting. Can you recommend any other travel sites like it?
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What does this have to do with anything? And why do you assume all "Millenials" in tech are either male or exclusively interested in women?
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Well, I can't speak for anyone but myself but I guess it's because I didn't realize ancient cities like this existed in the United States. Now that I know they do, I find myself wanting to visit and curious to learn more abou
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I thought you were going to go with a different angle on this. If all you care about is photorealism, well, we'll have to agree to disagree that the current state of the art is incapable of that (given enough time). What I thought your
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On a good year, I'll play between one and two games. Not because I wouldn't play more, but because the quantity of great games I wouldn't hesitate to put in the same category as great literature or film is usually zero. Last
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