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adrusi
11y ago
This is wrong. The fact is we take our humans back, but leave our robots in space. It's harder and more expensive to prepare a return voyage, and the robots can ultimately spend more time in space and for some applications that means i
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adrusi
11y ago
In principle your dotfiles shouldn't contain any sensitive data. It's not burying the lede, it's just that you read the article and decided that some important warning was so important that it was the purpose of the whole pie
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adrusi
11y ago
Great, but now what do I do when my hands are covered in tree sap and normal soap isn't working? I guess we'll just have to settle for a more environmentally friendly alternative like acetone.
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adrusi
11y ago
What is 1ML, I've never heard of it and it's hard to google.
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adrusi
11y ago
Ok, well that's funny. You pick "novel type system" apparently because you find it especially absurd, but I find that that's the only accurate on on the list. Go isn't expressive, nor concise, nor does it have a fle
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adrusi
11y ago
Any language that has continuations, or at least thread-safe coroutines, can implement goroutines and channels. This includes scheme and lua. Also any language where the stack can be directly manipulated can implement those thread-safe coro
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adrusi
11y ago
That's assuming they still have it. Perhaps the reason none of the bitcoin created in the genesis block has ever moved is because Satoshi thought there would be some value in having it be static and never expected bitcoin to have actua
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adrusi
11y ago
Apple doesn't let custom browsers use anything other than their WebView component for rendering, and WebViews are pretty limited when it comes to modifying page content.
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adrusi
11y ago
The best argument is that the compiler doing it add complexity to the language. One might say adding complexity to the language is justified if it means removing complexity from the programmer's workload, but in many languages that att
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adrusi
11y ago
IoT is an open opportunity in general, but it doesn't really mesh with what Mozialla has done in the past. Mozilla very well could change their focus and compete in that space, but a newcomer without any entrenched ideas would be bette
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adrusi
11y ago
If you press the `?' key it brings up a menu of help options, including Select one item: a - Long description of the game and commands. b - List of game commands. c - Concise history of NetHack. d - Info o
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adrusi
11y ago
Significant-whitespace languages don't introduce any additional whitespace changes because most people keep their code in whitespace-agnostic languages neatly indented anyway.
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adrusi
11y ago
I'll echo netheril96, but it's perhaps worth mentioning that for very large projects, especially if they are likely to be compiled on a weak machine, it can reduce compilation times by limiting the size of the symbol table.
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adrusi
11y ago
If only there was something like a universal package manager, that provides a generic but powerful package-management platform. OK, I like where you're going... Something where package specifications look just like expressions in a
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adrusi
11y ago
Many people experience no effects at all the first or second time they consume it, but then when they finally are affected by it, that experience will be the most effective.
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adrusi
11y ago
If your bank sends you a credit card contract and you don't sign it but their broken system lets you use their service anyway, are you liable for the terms of that contract?
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adrusi
11y ago
That is not true freedom, because it still works within the confines of the law. No, true freedom would mean it it impossible to have anything be anything other than public domain because there would be no one to enforce IP. The free softwa
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adrusi
11y ago
Why did you think it would be hilarious?
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adrusi
11y ago
This is simply not what Uber does. Uber has never actually been a ride sharing service. A carpooling service is a ride sharing service. A real ride sharing service doesn't have drivers and riders where the riders pay the drivers. Don
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adrusi
11y ago
And so we see that the legal infrastructure they put in place as an escape hatch from free software was the very reason they received few contributions and needed to use it. There are other factors, but a medieval CLA definitely didn't
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adrusi
11y ago
Wow. I did one stream there a month or so ago, and an admin showed up in my chat. They didnt do anything too out of tge ordinary, but I found their attitude to be a little too controlling. It seems like they're trying to build an educa
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adrusi
11y ago
5 3 is pronounced "5 times 3", synonymous with "3, 5 times in sequence". So if the problem given had been presented as "5 times 3" I would agree that that means "3+3+3+3+3". However, just becuase 5 3
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11y ago
Except now everyone knows a lot about the capabilities of the NSA, and every serious criminal is already using the strongest encryption available and doesn't have any course of action for when the NSA is onto them. It would be like if
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adrusi
11y ago
I doubt that Apple's primary concern is people breaking their screens. It would actually be quite difficult to break your screen by putting heavy weights onto a spoon . No, Apple's concern is supporting this app to the future. Th
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adrusi
11y ago
Scalajs is reasonably good, but it is retrofitted; it's a javascript backend for a language that wasn't specifically designed for a javascript backent. Ceylon was designed to compile to javascript. I haven't used either so
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adrusi
11y ago
No, I wanted to work, but my parents wouldn't allow it because they felt it would make my academic performance even worse.
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adrusi
11y ago
It's dying out, but still around.
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adrusi
11y ago
I figured I'd share a relevant anecdote: throughout most of my school (at least by seventh grade) I did virtually no homework. Not with the blessing of my teacher, nor of my parents. But I knew that my parents wanted to shut their eyes
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adrusi
11y ago
Well in a way, yes, it's a marketing ploy. In order to actually see it to fruition, they probably analyzed it from a marketing standpoint and found that this would buy them goodwill in their demographic. Corporations are cold soulless
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adrusi
11y ago
They do have a shared subset of features defined by POSIX. It's limiting and takes discipline, but it's not really impractical.
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