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by clhodapp 10y ago
I think the point is that the snippet you originally quoted isn't a description of quoting out of context (even though the article being discussed in this thread does seem to be an example of it).
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by clhodapp 10y ago
At risk of putting words in the another poster's mouth, I don't think the idea was that a distribution needs to have changes to binaries, just that it has to include the whole thing. I think the notion is that since you don't
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by clhodapp 10y ago
I'm pretty sure that a lot more people are using ride sharing services in the SF Bay Area because all of the public transit systems are overcrowded during peak hours and most have additional major issues. BART is too expensive. Muni is
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Slow Cooker: Load testing for tough software(blog.buoyant.io)
4 points by clhodapp 10y ago|0 comments
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by clhodapp 10y ago
Reflection APIs and compiler internals actually tend to be quite similar. In the case of Scala in particular, the reflection API was literally produced by scooping out part of the compiler into a separate library and trying to polish (or hi
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by clhodapp 10y ago
> Do you even know anything about their production methods? Hence the purpose of regulations...
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by clhodapp 10y ago
Perhaps they could release a usb c charging cable with a magnetic disconnect in the cable itself (sort of like a cable with a smaller-magsafe-to-usb-c dongle built into it). No reason to suspect they will do this but it should be technica
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A Service Mesh for Kubernetes, Part I(blog.buoyant.io)
6 points by clhodapp 10y ago|0 comments
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by clhodapp 10y ago
Hmm... Interesting. I don't think that "brew leaves" truly solves the problem, though, since the list it generates will include explicitly-installed leaves in addition to no-longer-needed dependencies. It can help narrow the
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by clhodapp 10y ago
Today, Homebrew does have some major shortcomings. The biggest one that comes to mind for me is the fact that it only seems to consider the dependencies of a package during its initial installation. That is, if A depends on B, installing
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by clhodapp 10y ago
I'll bite and point out that Stackdriver Monitoring is just really really slow to render most pages even for tiny test projects that only generate small amounts of data. I'm sure you guys are aware of it, but the slowness is kin
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by clhodapp 10y ago
It really is a very wrong use of "isomorphic", though: First, "isomorphic" is a word that denotes a symmetric, relative relation between two separate things; Two things can be isomorphic to each other but one thing can
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by clhodapp 11y ago
What do we think the likelihood is that at least some of the three-letter agencies already have the capability to get into a locked iPhone (likely their method would be based on some sort of baseband vulnerability) and this whole thing is s
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by clhodapp 11y ago
I believe that you don't need to know what size your input will have. Rather, you need to know what size the thing you will be calling will need, right?
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by clhodapp 11y ago
I think you are. I think you are missing the possibility to write a total function of type `List[Int] => Option[List[Int]] @@ MinSize[_5]` (I'm still writing Scala-ish types because that's where I feel comfortable). This gets y
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by clhodapp 11y ago
Your "I-can't-work-with-this-unsized-list-because-I-need-to-pass-it-to-something-that-takes-a-sized-list" problem seems like something that one might _think_ would be a problem if one understood advanced types on a conceptual
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by clhodapp 12y ago
That doesn't make sense; There isn't one pool of "upload" data and another of "download" data. Rather, there is one pool of data streaming from edges into the core (upload) and back out again (download). You ca
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by clhodapp 12y ago
In my opinion, the level of stretching and radially-wiping animations in material design is completely at odds with Google's claim that the central metaphor is paper/cards. While I like most of their redesigned applications rather
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Announcing Scala.js 0.5.3(scala-js.org)
2 points by clhodapp 12y ago|0 comments
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by clhodapp 12y ago
One nice thing that this release does that isn't explicitly mentioned in the release notes is fix matches on instances of tagged types. Previously, the pattern match desugarer assumed that all instances of the tagged type were equal, w
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by clhodapp 12y ago
I think that the title is meant to be interpreted as "(A Gentle Introduction to Monad Transformers) – or, (Values as Exceptions)" rather than "(A Gentle Introduction to ((Monad Transformers) – or, (Values as Exceptions)))&quo
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by clhodapp 12y ago
I think it was a joke... You can fire bullets at the tank and the stuff inside is fine.
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by clhodapp 12y ago
Their doc site doesn't scroll in Chrome for Android, which seems a bit embarrassing if you're Google.
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by clhodapp 13y ago
I believe that my argument remains a solid, semi-logical rebuttal (it does depend on some physical intuition) to the claim that we can fully trust the original article's claim that the effectiveness of the device depends only on the te
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by clhodapp 13y ago
Alternately, the article is incorrect/oversimplifying. It's pretty easy to see that it is at least oversimplifying with a simple thought experiment: Suppose we were to place a Warka Tower in an airtight with a humidity of 0% (no w
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by clhodapp 13y ago
Given that Americans live under a (generally) two-party system, which forces us to make a lot of "lesser of two evils" type choices, I don't think it's fair to hold anyone to all of the beliefs of political candidates th
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by clhodapp 13y ago
This ticket is linked from the second word of the article. What does this comment add to the discussion?
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by clhodapp 13y ago
Are you actually claiming that subject-matter experts argued the technology in Apple's original iPhone was impossible and that the demos at its unveiling were just tricks? If so, your claim is pretty hard for me to believe, as I don&#x
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by clhodapp 13y ago
Have you looked at the spreadsheets in Google Drive?
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by clhodapp 13y ago
I want to note that this headline is a wonderfully hilarious if read without js-programmer context.

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