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coconutrandom
13y ago
Take a look at http://live.bitcoinindex.es/ and http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
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coconutrandom
13y ago
Don't invest what you cannot afford to loose.
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13y ago
It's the greatest place on ear^H^H^H the internet.
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Curl-to-shell russian roulette
(russianroulette.sh)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I'm sorry about that. As an also non white developer my personal experience has been the extreme opposite. Even my pathetic attempts at German were held in good humor. And getting the visa was amazingly easy too. Got it within a week,
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coconutrandom
13y ago
+1 docker and jenkins and is a happy medium between speed and isolation.
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Settling Multiple Debts Efficiently
(mathmeth.com)
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13y ago
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coconutrandom
14y ago
Do you mean a fax machine?
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Moshers, Heavy Metal and Emergent Behavior
(technologyreview.com)
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Skipfish web application security tool from Google
(code.google.com)
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coconutrandom
14y ago
Thanks for writing that.
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coconutrandom
14y ago
You can't pay your taxes in gold. Or yuan for that matter. That doesn't invalidate it as a currency.
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coconutrandom
14y ago
Look at that! Let's all give unrequested feedback on your crypto implementation. [puts on neckbeard]
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Stanford Machine Learning course online
(coursera.org)
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14y ago
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Opa: A statically typed, compiled, secure web development platform.
(opalang.org)
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15y ago
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A lazy, functional Javascript library that ain't nuthin' ta f*ck wit.
(fitzgen.github.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Austin is a great place to live.
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15y ago
Edward is a savvy guy not above getting his hands dirty with code.
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Why I created MBAHacks.com, or Why I am learning to program
(mbahacks.com)
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15y ago
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Quantifying Usability
(uxmag.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I am definitely not the authority here, so someone correct me. This is giving all combination of values that evaluate to True. [edit] More info here: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?AmbInPython
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McCarthy's amb operator in Python
(paddy3118.blogspot.com)
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15y ago
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coconutrandom
15y ago
Do you?
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Chicken scheme test runner utility
(wiki.call-cc.org)
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15y ago
Erlang seems to be making headway... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2866337
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15y ago
Your second part is spot on, but the first question is not about the "yes/no" but the "why". Of course we invent, but the question is to find to what extent they are willing to go.
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15y ago
For urls true. But not if you post the html source from a bookmarklet or a script on the page.
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A method for adding object-level or row-level permissions in Django
(pypi.python.org)
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15y ago
...and to infrastructure and public services and creation and maintaining of them.
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coconutrandom
15y ago
Is it naive to suggest that citizens are shareholders? and to extend the metaphor, that other countries are customers/clients?
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