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11y ago
I guess it's great news for women. Isn't this going to create bitterness and animosity between genders? Why don't men get a leg up? What's to keep these from bestowing attitude of entitlement in women? I already hear som
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11y ago
Why not just make your way into take like everyone else? Why are girls special? Why do they get red carpet treatment? That's going to give us a workforce of a lot of women who feel entitlement beats merit.
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11y ago
I stand corrected. I looked closer. I never knew node modules could be written in C.
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11y ago
Thank you OP! > 95.1% C Any intention on making this available for other languages?
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What in that is different, I didn't know they wanted to remove him. You can't really do that. And if you did as an outsider you'd be laughed out. By the way, the project was Opal, I can't find the issue in question to se
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> I would like to know what issues you had with it, Specifically, I wanted "logging" from python; leveled logging handlers, with colors (like colorama) and per-module level permissions. > as I'm in the middle of buildin
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I never heard of that! Here is the secondary problem - GitHub sides with these people called Social Justice Warriors. Basically, if you make a bad joke on Twitter, or say something that gaming journalists are shills - they harass your emplo
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> I think automatically terminating downstream forks from the 'problem' without contact and taking several days to respond to support emails is more concerning. They are safe harbors for them, they shouldn't be playing pr
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> [edit] Comment of note from the repo owner in the github conservation - https://github.com/nixxquality/WebMConverter/commit/c1ac0baa... . Funny find: there are people in that thread from China who are lau
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The problem is it's not the business of GH to take a political side - but with arbitrary censorship - you end up having to. If you make a satire of feminism (C+=, ToleranUX) you get banned. It's ok to harass https://git
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I actually had to make a decision on the same thing a couple of weeks ago. Golang is probably the better programming language. The main reason for this is its statically typed, and the type system is dead simple. If I want rock solid code i
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It's easy to go on the internet and virtue signal. What sacrifice have you ever made toward the right of no race, person, or condition to not be offended? What makes you so holier-than-thou, you can think it's ok to sit behind the
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GH already has set a precedent for favoring people based off their political tastes. - OpalGate: LGBT has been used as an excuse to harass people outside of GH for twitter messages. - C+=: satirical repository called C+= mocking feminism in
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> 4. If or when Github actually does something truly abusive of their power to censor, then I'll worry. The discretion in this case was already arbitrary and is cause to worry.
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You do say that you have tools, there isn't much specifics on how you implemented it. Is it ok to share a link to your site? Allow for posts to be flagged and taken out of public view automatically via enough reports. Then you can let
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I think the similarity you're correlating is memory addresses. You see this a lot if you go into C, especially if you're debugging. If you think memory addresses are cool, check out GDB + Linux Kernel and how it allows you to exa
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Very interesting! For bash or for POSIX shell? Why not just be POSIX compliant so it works everywhere?
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It felt horribly invasive. I hope other sites learn from this and not jam social networks down people's throats.
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> At my last job we had a large Scala codebase and it compiles faster then our similarly sized C# project, and much faster then my current gig's much smaller Gradle based Java 8 project I never looked at that way before. We were a s
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Are they running a crowdfunding campaign? An aside: For those people who claim miracles on kickstarter, indiegogo, et al. If the ideas were sound, why not license the idea to people who know the manufacturing and science already? The odds s
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To anyone here who works on a large, scala codebase as a team: how do you manage compilation times and narrowing code standards to a manageable set of idioms?
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11y ago
Good luck. You have my moral support. I hope you have your own personal support network as well. I wish you the best of luck in your treatment. Get healed and get back to the front!
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Well done, thank you for this! Sometimes all it takes it a new font to jog your creativity a bit. What was your inspiration for this ?
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SQLAlchemy - https://github.com/zzzeek/sqlalchemy - http://www.aosabook.org/en/sqlalchemy.html - http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/rel_1_0/
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In all, there are three notorious ones which are impervious to counter arguments: - Social Justice Warriors: basically people who make the rounds on twitter / github to jump on anyone who makes an utterance, like "that's gay&
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Agreed here. It's tedious to change license later on. So that's why there's tools to push it along, it's not the first time [1] As a stop gap - they can implement a contributor clause starting immediately. They can also
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> being called gay at work in coded ways. I don't know the details of your situation, but could you elaborate on this?
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Pretty much this. You'll see "or equivalent experience" but you'd be surprised at how many web startups using bootstrap will test you for data structures + algorithms chops. As an example: I'm talking about hopping
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We also have lives to live - limited resources, money, and days on Earth. It's more intricate that the way you view it outside the world of academics, non-profits and eurozone states with social benefits that give you the freetime to d
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Exactly, this supports my view. Chromium is permissively licensed, and Chrome integrates proprietary components. Strengthening the product with features and giving it marketing. I see the point on MPL. As for bundling more restrictive licen
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