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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
This is where you need tests. Leaning on the type system can take you further, but at some point you're going to need tests with Scala too.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
SQL supports logic. Either escape manually, use the templating in your driver or use an ORM.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
I guess they might look a bit like the ones at the bottom under "Eastern".
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Richard Dawkins presented this research in a quite enjoyable pop-sci documentary in the 80s: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1jprgh_bbc-horizon-nice-gu...
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Good for what? Even though this isn't good for use as an every day general purpose search engine, it could be good for a particular use case perhaps with some adaptation or for learning from.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Maybe make a shadertoy and post a link?
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
But if you vendorise dependencies like this you don't have to worry about the npm repo going down.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
More of an architectural goal than an architectural issue.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Layout is wack in my Chromium.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
It has nothing to do with the points made in TFA.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Protocol-less urls use the same protocol as the current page. This resolves nothing.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
This is what MEGA does. See: https://github.com/meganz/webclient/blob/master/secureboot.j...
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Volapük: A Cautionary Tale for Language Communities(tonyarcieri.com)
80 points by anewhnaccount 10y ago|82 comments
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Here's Chomsky on postmodernism: http://www.mrbauld.com/chomsky1.html
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Many OSS licences include some sort of provision for patents. See for example here the Apache licence: http://en.swpat.org/wiki/Patent_clauses_in_software_licences...
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
This guy has packaged it: https://github.com/stephenrkell/liballocs/
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Amdahl's law
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
IRC has federation.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
That's a link to arXiv which the biggest publicly available preprint server. That means you can get it for free legally.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Erm, how is "u r a red" any different?
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Sandstorm is quite a simple (at least relatively) and secure way to get set up with this.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
I just installed Jenkins 2 today and in my opinion, while it still has a way to go to meet the ease of use of best of the various SaaS options now available, it has improved leaps and bounds.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Meanwhile the UK is dragging its heels by cutting the renewable subsidies -- a move which at this point can really only be ideologically motivated.
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Does it still have an insecure default configuration?
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
I didn't understand what it was until I went to this page https://themailman.io/register - I would recommend you put the "Get Paid To Read Your Mail Charge senders to send you mail" on the front page. Without
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by anewhnaccount 10y ago
Maybe for visuals at a party/rave/festival?
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by anewhnaccount 11y ago
That's pretty neat. The 3d shape looks a little odd for some reason to be though. I think the perspective or projection isn't quite as I'd expect. EDIT: Maybe if I could tilt the camera to look from above and below that would
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by anewhnaccount 11y ago
I think the use case has been well cemented into "free use" & "transformative" in the US now, especially post Google Books. In the EU, however, there's nothing to suggest to me that a search engine would be lega
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by anewhnaccount 11y ago
Very neat.
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by anewhnaccount 11y ago
Arguably those things might still be a useful way for one to make their first forays into Hadoop or Ruby on Rails.

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