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by adrusi 11y ago
Also not very well versed in git, but my understanding is that there is a way to clone a repo to only include latest revisions, but that this limits usage of git. I believe that fixing this was an area of active development a few months ago
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by adrusi 11y ago
Well designed decentralized systems scale better than their centralized counterparts (see bittorrent vs. rapidshare et al). It's more difficult to keep them clear of spam, but hardly impossible. You can run spam detection on every cl
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It's more a problem of people who know what they're doing being annoyed by idiosyncrasies than people who don't know what they're doing not knowing what they're doing.
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I, too, have ADHD and use cannabis, although I've always tried to avoid cannabis use in the contexts where ADHD can be an impairment like school and work. So I'm curious, in what specific ways do you find cannabis helps you? What
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I wonder then what the effect of cannabis is on the motivation/drive of someone with ADHD. Does the ADHD subject have a very weak frontostriatal circuit to begin with so that low dopamine levels only make something weak weaker (and the
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Thats like saying heart palpitations is an illness and therefore when someone takes a large dose of cocaine and gets an irregular heartbeat, they have a heart problem. Any definition you're thinking of that places any psychotic episode
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Yeah, similar constructs exist in D and Nim. I don't know well enough how they compare to give any thorough analysis, though.
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A lot of the web development community, especially the section that I get the impression smashingmagazine caters to, doesn't know much about Unix or C programming. If they've heard of make, they probably know it as "that anci
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He's been working on this project mostly alone for only a few months, how can you possibly expect the tooling to be on par with anything else. There's a reason it's not released. And it's great that you can just pick up
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Hardly any will be captured by this new venture. This is in competition with clickbait sites and internet culture sites like 9gag. At best it will capture some lurkers.
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The first example is not first degree murder, it's second degree. First degree has to be premeditated and deliberate. You're right, context is important, it's why we have judges determine sentences and not the law, but that&#
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I first learned about Agloe via this beautiful little record (CC BY-NC-SA). No affiliation but I figured I'd plug it here. http://jkirkpearson.com/album/the-curious-appearance-of-aglo...
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Yeah but that's more tied with the "right wing" than the "Christian". Sure there's overlap between those groups, but you won't find more left-wing Christian groups pressing for harsher sentencing, and you
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They're "supposed to" be appointed. This is the way it used to be and the way it constitutionally has to be at the federal level. But I think more than half of states have elected judges. True, they often run unopposed, but t
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I agree, there should be some process to challenge that a law is too obscure, and if the judge agrees with the defendant, the defendant's charge is dropped and a process put into motion to dramatically increase public awareness of the
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Traditionally the karma points were supposed to indicate what you felt contributed to the discussion, then I think it was pg who said that using them to indicate agreement was also okay. So now there's essentially a second point system
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On Objective-C: yes, it's quite different from C++; that's because it took a very different approach to integrating object oriented programming into C, and because it had a much more traditional (at the time) model of what object
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Reasonable people end up acting like jerks toward real jerks because they have no reason to be kind. Therefore if you notice that everyone is being a jerk to you, it's likely because you're giving them a reason to be. Tall people
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by adrusi 11y ago
C++'s goal was to introduce a newly popular paradigm (oop) on top of an existing rich ecosystem (c). Scala's goal was to introduce a newly popular paradigm (fp) on top of an existing rich ecosystem (java). They both suffer from po
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They also don't close over their parent scope.
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They clarify that PGP support will continue to function as is at the bottom of the article.
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Well traditional PGP key-management software expects exactly one key per identity, so using per-device PGP keys would establish each device as a separate identity. This is not what you want. I'm not an expert, but I'm sure there a
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The concurrency model. I recommend Rich Hickey's talk "the language of the system" (ironic, I know). In erlang/elixir you use the same kinds of abstractions to design your fine-grained logic and you coarse services. This
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A New Yorker Walks into a San Francisco Start Up…(medium.com)
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It's quite bad, and that's been pretty universally agreed upon, but back in the 90s we didn't think it would be too bad. It turns out in javascript it isn't actually that bad because you can write out a short list of ver
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Sassafrass isn't restricted because of cancer risk, it's restricted because it can be used as a precursor to MDMA (ecstasy).
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Prefers it, sure, but a great craftsman could build a better house using only manual tools than I could using any tool I want in the same amount of time. Also note that a carpenter building a house probably wouldn't choose the most po
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For the state of the art vim and emacs go support, look at gocode, which runs an auto completion daemon. I don't know what you mean by "forcing this attitude on the tooling". The only thing that people tend eschew a tool for
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An IDE won't save you from writing a mess. For that you need good programmers, not good tools.
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The plant is simpler and cheaper now I don't know, it's hard to imagine anything being cheaper than large-scale hemp farming. It's a very strong crop that grows in most parts of the world and can survive a lot of hardship.

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