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baldfat
9y ago
> Opinion based I wish Stackoverflow would buy https://slant.co and just point people to that site for opinions.
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9y ago
I find that the very concept of fairness in life to be a four-letter word that comes from a victim's attitude. When I hear people talk and they use the word fair it really is their way of swearing at life and how they are without the t
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9y ago
I have been programming R for some work and enjoyed it but it wasn't very good code. So after digging a while to figure out how to get better with R I learned Racket. 1) "How to Design Programs" is the best book I have ever g
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9y ago
I understand that Julian Assange HATES HRC but I think 99% of other people don't understand the feud between the two. How is this not a Cyber Watergate IF this is true?
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9y ago
WAIT? That is 100% contradictory! You are taking NASA's work and making the work competitive contracts, saving Government money. So instead of NASA getting 100% of the jobs they are then taking the best bidder, AKA cheapest price that
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baldfat
9y ago
> In the US I'm not even sure it is legal to provide different benefits to individual employees than the rest of the company. Well it really depends on the state. "At Will" States they can do whatever they like or fire who
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baldfat
9y ago
As a non-coffee drinker can I get ten days?????
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9y ago
My kids NEVER say their bored. My instant reply the last 10 years has been, "God made boredom so that kids can learn to be creative." "So stay bored or get creative." Also my kids never say "That's not fair&quo
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9y ago
I know know what I would do with a time machine. 1) Go back to when I start to put bitcoin mining on my server for fun and than decided it would cost to much in electricity 2) Second time around I wouldn't sell it when it hit $1000 for
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9y ago
Not worried. If that was everyone's thoughts we all would be using Perl, Java and PHP :)
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9y ago
Racket's RaSH is heading there. I have to say I have been using BASH, SED and AWK less. They are great tools but in the end it is getting easier and easier to get things done with a Macro in Racket for me.
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9y ago
HUH? Privatization is Government Work being run by a Non-Government Identity? The logic is confounding. So all those Military Industry is still paid for by the TAX PAYER?! Makes no logical sense.
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9y ago
So they cry "Free Market PRIVATIZE" and now that we have a privatized space program we get this? LOL the hypocrisy is to much.
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9y ago
They would be paid for the picture at a fair market value and if not and found out some lawyer is going to get rich off of enforcing this rule. I am sure lawyers would turn this into the new ambulance chaser.
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Fedora 27 to Use Modular Design for OS and Apps
(infoworld.com)
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9y ago
I don't see the photographer having an open and shut case especially for $150,000 for photography. 1) The player gave the photo to the writer claiming it was his property 2) The writer gave credit (Which doesn't allow for use and
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9y ago
I wouldn't say its an IDE it just a really powerful editor and the RUN plugin is awesome.
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9y ago
You edit one personal settings JSON file for all of your options. You don't have more than one file and it over rides the options so the only things in your JSON file are your options and I comment a ton about what and why they are the
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9y ago
Thank you! I have a HUGE bias against Apple in general but when I am using a Mac I have always find it laggy compared to my Linux and even Windows terminals.
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9y ago
I find VS Code VIM to be the best outside of well VIM and getting better. I am thinking that in the near future the brain bending of Neovim inside of the a text editor VS Code ecosystem will happen. They already are putting parts of Neovim
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9y ago
> but it sends data to Microsoft even with Telemetry et al off I think Microsoft responded 100% correctly. They stated what they were doing, proved what they did, and they were wrong and stopping it. BTW I rather deal with a developer th
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9y ago
I have talked with several people who were in your steps and then I mentioned that "hidden" inside of R is a scheme influenced part of the language. I ended up learning Racket, a fork from Scheme, and I have to say my enjoyment of
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9y ago
R is the most liked! I have to say that over the past 5 years the language has really just been getting better and better. I know a lot of people have a bad taste with R but I blame the bad non-programmers that used the language but Hadley
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9y ago
> that commercial cells are <5 years away. More likely 10+ years That has been the conclusion of hundreds of these battery technology stories. We still haven't seen one these to work out yet in the past 20 years.
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9y ago
Look at Hackett which has Haskell’s type system and Racket’s macros. It is being developed by a Racket contributor who works full time as a Haskell developer. https://lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2017/05/27/
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If you read this document on Racket optimizers you will see that they have actually put a lot of thought and tools for exactly your concerns. The collective Lisp academic might behind Racket is big but there is also a lot of general computi
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Typed Racket is defined as: > Typed Racket is Racket’s gradually-typed sister language which allows the incremental addition of statically-checked type annotations. https://docs.racket-lang.org/ts-guide/ > One o
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9y ago
Sorry here is the source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/ultrasound-tr... It appears to have happened already
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9y ago
Another downside: Recently the Federal Government sent out a malware to certain persona of interest. That malware played a higher pitch sound than can be heard by the human ear. They were able to track that person and identify them because
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9y ago
Historically the stars and sun played a MUCH greater importance than today. They absolutely would have seen and recorded this event. Reason why is we see it in many other recording of them and throughout the ancient world. This helped us to
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