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by bodas 8y ago
Sadly, that man is dead. The accountant they have running things now is very good at making money, but not very good at creating new products. They are already selling $999 phones, it's hard to see how he can squeeze any more money out
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by bodas 8y ago
Wasn't this settled by djb? The US government can't punish you for publishing encryption software because it is protected by the first amendment.
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by bodas 8y ago
They meant that the MBP in general is favoured by software developers (especially until 2016), and the post-2016 MBP is the successor to that but doesn't live up to the reputation.
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by bodas 8y ago
My parents must not have been sane! London doesn't have the best bicycle infrastructure (it certainly didn't when I was a kid) but you still see parents riding with their kids. Although nowadays you tend to see parents on kick sco
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by bodas 8y ago
Go is a tool, it's not a religion. People are allowed to criticise it, and they don't have to temper their criticism just because the Go team or Go users have a different opinion. Go is made by Google it's not like it's
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by bodas 8y ago
I don't have any problems, just use require() for libraries that don't have TypeScript definitions. I wouldn't bother writing .d.ts files for the libraries you use, just be more careful using them.
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by bodas 8y ago
I'm not sure I agree with this, you can always achieve parallelism with multiple processes and IPC, and can do so fairly efficiently if communication is light. Rails' biggest problem is that it isn't JavaScript, and thus code
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by bodas 8y ago
Deep learning is done in hardware so you're not optimising instructions but circuits.
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by bodas 8y ago
1/4 of your fellow humans are Muslim, 1.8 billion people. You are going to need at least a few hundred million more examples.
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by bodas 8y ago
> misogynistic divorce laws, violence against “immodest” women, and application of the death penalty for homosexuality or apostasy It is a caricature. You have been reading the internet too much and spent too little time talking to actua
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by bodas 8y ago
A straw man would probably not be a very effective employee anyway.
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by bodas 8y ago
Jevons paradox only applies when the cost of energy is the dominating factor. If I replace my fridge with a newer more efficient fridge, I'm not going to buy more fridges: I don't have the space!
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by bodas 8y ago
It would also be a lot cheaper to dispense with courts and replace them with private arbitrators with the power to send people to prison. A system where the decision on whether you go to jail or not is made by bail bondsmen is not just. If
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by bodas 8y ago
One benefit of HTTPS is that ISPs can't insert their ads onto your website. Believe me, there are ISPs that do that. > If your ISP is MITMing you, I think you have bigger problems then whether they change the content of my static si
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by bodas 8y ago
npm works because you can have lodash v3 and lodash v4 existing at the same time, at runtime. Node sees two pieces of code at different locations on disk, and loads them twice, considering them to have no relationship. This means that a lib
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by bodas 8y ago
> 2/3 of the glass collected is turned into new bottles. It's a seriously dumb process. Take a bottle, crush it, melt it down, and make new bottles. What was wrong with the old bottles?
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by bodas 8y ago
It's worth noting that programming requires a kind of extreme reading comprehension so the premise of this article probably doesn't apply to programmers (or scientists, writers, lawyers, etc).
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by bodas 8y ago
Homelessness can't be fixed "at source". People become homeless simply by losing their job and defaulting on their mortgage. Walking around San Francisco you would get the impression that most homeless people are mentally ill
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by bodas 8y ago
Something I've noticed about developing countries, people never attribute poverty to a character failure. People in developing countries come face to face with poverty every day, they have poor friends and poor family members, so the i
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by bodas 8y ago
What a lesson in unintended consequences. The license is vague enough that Amazon & co can just lawyer up and ignore it. What are they going to do, sue Amazon? Good luck. On the other hand, it will definitely scare away users of their s
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by bodas 8y ago
Perhaps they could go with a Humble Bundle style "pay what you want" model :) I would happily pay more.
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by bodas 8y ago
It's very clear what they were saying, is that if one follows the law at all time there is no chance that a bad thing will "accidentally" happen. You are actually the one violating that policy.
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by bodas 8y ago
Serverless is a buzzword. It's not meant to be logical.
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by bodas 8y ago
But skyscrapers are built in economically beneficial areas, whereas you can build this thing anywhere.
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by bodas 8y ago
Not trust but naïveté. You should trust your wife. There's no way you can or should trust thousands of coworkers.
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by bodas 8y ago
So we should give up trying to help people in oppressive countries and just shop them to the authorities?
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by bodas 8y ago
Bodies are a kind of use it or lose it deal. If you are buried, everything except your bones and teeth will be eaten. Organ donation is the least of your sovereignty problems.
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by bodas 8y ago
If Tesla were a normal company, Musk would have been fired long ago. There was that conference call when he just stopped answering questions because he didn't like them. Or the "pedo" tweet last month when he decided to accus
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by bodas 8y ago
The problem with this is epidemiological. As people move from traditional high-carb (=low cost) diets to fat and protein rich western-style diets, obesity and diabetes tend to increase.
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by bodas 8y ago
Surely milk is good for you, whereas American-style cheese is perhaps better avoided. It seems somewhat misguided to knock out whole food groups like that.

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