baltar

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   by baltar 11y ago

   So their definition of "service" is "physical goods, platform services, software, websites, applications, and content". Does this mean that if I wrote, say, a 3D modelling tool for the Rift, than anything that my users c
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   by baltar 11y ago

   It's not my job to pick a definition but Twitter's (and other social sites'). In fact, they already did (defining "hateful conduct"): "You may not promote violence against or directly attack or threaten other
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   by baltar 11y ago

   > That's precisely why you don't optimize. If you find you need fast code, you use a different language. Ah, now I get you :) > First, generally you can tell by looking at a method's code what it's expecting you to
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   by baltar 11y ago

   Simple: no racism, sexism or any other de-humanizing speech based on identity is "clean enough".
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   by baltar 11y ago

   "there was always a bulletin board an on a corner of it there was always some faded-from-to-many-xeroxes bit of humor/racism/sports fandom/sexism/dirty joke or other us-vs.-them thing " This sort of dreck was a
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   by baltar 11y ago

   I don't see how Ruby saves you from optimising (to my limited knowledge, it's not exactly a fast language), but I agree with you that naming stuff sensibly and extracting functions (which you can then name sensibly) is most import