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Petition: Ensure that all military drones are Three Laws Safe
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DCI: The Right Idea for the Wrong Paradigm
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The most beuatiful exposition of the weak anthropic principle I have ever encountered.
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14y ago
Here's some of it: https://twitter.com/garybernhardt/status/280747761773707264 If you want more, just check out the tweets between @dhh, @garybernhardt, and friends on Twitter yesterday. There are also links in there to blog posts and cod
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LadyCoders, Twitroversy, and you
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Google has. Facebook had nothing to compromise. Microsoft... now you're trolling. As for Twitter... they've done better than most, so far. But at some point, they'll have more pressure to show revenue. And then... how do they make money, ag
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Yes. Yes it did. I would easily pay $50 annually if I could get pure c.2010 Google with all the Boolean operators and none of the social bullshit. I deliberately stopped clicking on anything ad-related as soon as they screwed everything up
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I don't need multiple stdouts, necessarily. I do need 2&>1 for the social web.
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"The future of server programming does not have parallel access to shared memory." What about STM in Clojure? It's technically parallel access to shared memory, but the transactional nature obviates the need for mutexes and all the crap tha
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> I do have 4 half-Chinese half-siblings, but they are irrelevant. That's racist.
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Hypermedia APIs: The New Wild West?
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I was expecting a rehash of all the well-known reasons that JS is a terrible language. Instead he comes up with new, completely invalid reasons why JS is a terrible language. Kudos. I did like this comment, though: "Type safety is illusio