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by apgwoz 4y ago
... That's not at all what this means. 1. I didn't say anything about changing the LICENSE, but it certainly would be possible to change the LICENSE. Typically, you need to get all the copyright holders to agree to it (e.g. all pr
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by apgwoz 4y ago
> All the code that has already been written/published already has the FOSS license (in this case APLv2). No take-backsies. You do realize that this fact does not entitle you to the copyright of the work, right? It entitles you to
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by apgwoz 4y ago
> (to the extent that anyone can "buy" a FOSS project, of course). Does this mean that, in addition to offering a salary / options, you provided some sort of additional one-time compensation for copyright assignment?
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by apgwoz 4y ago
> What exactly is the difference between a list of packages expressed like this and a list of packages expressed in puppet's syntax? This doesn’t require a puppet install to work, and is ~100 lines of perl which would easily fit int
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by apgwoz 5y ago
Turns out they never actually scaled their mailbox pattern. As a result, what you see is what they delivered before timeout.
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by apgwoz 5y ago
> Shame on Adafruit. Hope they get sued out of existence. They made a mistake. The response to the mistake is NOT GOOD. However, destroying a company that also does actually good things is not the answer here, either. How should they fix
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by apgwoz 5y ago
... Yes. I am sure the author understands that they can set Garamond as the default. I'm 99.9% positive the editor didn't run a 500 word Usenet help post on comp.software.word-processing, disguised as an essay. I'm 100% sure,
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by apgwoz 5y ago
> And it is unclear what is the long-term impact on kids development. Keep in mind that it's also pretty unclear the long term effects of contracting COVID (even with no symptoms) in the first place. What about getting COVID twice?
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by apgwoz 5y ago
I'm not even sure n-o-d-e was even a thing in 2017!
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by apgwoz 5y ago
Maybe they meant “free skating”? Which is an aggressive style, but far less technical. Think Parkour on big (80-90mm) wheels and fast movement from point to point. “Aggressive Inline,” alternatively, is normally going to involve “sessioning
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by apgwoz 5y ago
The decline of (popularity) Aggressive Inline is talked about in this documentary “Barely Dead” ( https://youtu.be/DArRi_PooDc ). Spoiler alert: it has to do with being canceled by the X-Games, which reduced exposure, which r
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by apgwoz 5y ago
> Skylake, Linux 5.12
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by apgwoz 5y ago
who _has_ or who _did_? I take one of these as “the pandemic is over” which seems far from the case, generally...
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by apgwoz 10y ago
One would assume that would be for facebook employees only.
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Show HN: Envjson: Config Checking for 12 Factor Apps(sigusr2.net)
1 points by apgwoz 10y ago|0 comments
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by apgwoz 10y ago
Enlighten us with the proper usage of the word hacker?
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by apgwoz 10y ago
Some of these look eerily familiar, and I wonder if they might infringe upon a Trade Mark...
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by apgwoz 10y ago
There is thought that changing your password often might make passwords worse... Don't have a citation at the moment (phone) but, the tl;dr is that often changing means you're more likely to pick smaller passwords that are easie
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by apgwoz 10y ago
I've made this argument before, and not surprisingly, it didn't go over well.
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Eagerly Evaluated Questions, with Joseph Jevnik(hifibyapg.com)
6 points by apgwoz 10y ago|0 comments
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by apgwoz 10y ago
I try to be friendly! If I'm not, it's probably because I'm stuck inside and it's beautiful outside, so try again another time. :) Thanks for promoting hifi, and hack && tell for that matter! I'm no longer i
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by apgwoz 11y ago
No, as in linear types. http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.31.5...
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by apgwoz 11y ago
Who is to say xe didn't buy a bunch of it at $1 and sell it off, making millions, when it hit $200-$300?
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by apgwoz 12y ago
Perhaps you should read more carefully. "If you're assuming ..." It's just not clear from the context we have. But, caution! Microbenchmarks should only be Microtrusted.
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by apgwoz 12y ago
If you're assuming this based on some microbenchmarks, you should probably instead reevaluate your evaluation techniques. (This isn't meant as a personal jab, but too many people focus on silly things like microbenchmarks when cho
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by apgwoz 12y ago
You are using bash there...
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by apgwoz 12y ago
My (potentially misunderstood) interpretation of why ELisp exists is due to the fact that Scheme was unsuitable because it's lexically scoped (which was potentially less efficient). The dynamic scope of ELisp is advantageous for things
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by apgwoz 12y ago
Guile was designed as an extension language, which CL was not. So, that's one reason. Guile also has a something like 90% working implementation of an elisp compiler to guile bytecode, a JavaScript implementation and (I think, though
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by apgwoz 12y ago
They're very "geek" friendly since IO is input/output.
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by apgwoz 12y ago
It throws away the data if there are no consumers. This probably isn't the best idea, but it's simplest. I'll think a bit about alternatives. And,at this point you need to write your own consumer. The project started because

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