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by codemac 11y ago
You should check out http://orgmode.org as well - though I'm sure someone has mentioned it. The best part is that you do these kind of: #+begin_src <lang> <options> some code #+end_src Such th
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by codemac 11y ago
Is Amazon's wealth more concentrated ( as in just in bezos ) than Wal-Mart (the walton family)? I think it's unfortunate if it is.
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by codemac 11y ago
There is a big divide between interpreted and compiled resources though. If you have the original source in an interpreted language, it supports your ARM raspberry pi or chromebook just as well. With the C variation you need to build /
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by codemac 11y ago
> Is he missing the ability to slip a discreetly folded $100 bill to the server and get preferentially seated? In my experience, even less. ~15% of what you expect to pay at the restaurant is usually good enough, but that's trial
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by codemac 11y ago
This webpage has a weird bug where the boxes listing the features are laid out oddly. I'm on firefox 39.0 w/linux. https://i.imgur.com/3Jo3E7g.png
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by codemac 11y ago
There are piles of examples of Russ being curt, I'm quite surprised by the response my comment is receiving. I guess I shouldn't have presumed about Russ' reputation - but he definitely has a very negative reputation with me.
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by codemac 11y ago
Was pleasantly surprised to see the veritably (at times) acidic rsc championing a code of conduct. Definitely will be beneficial to the community. I haven't heard about any incident that has lead to a CoC being necessary, which is awes
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by codemac 11y ago
You're more than welcome to write C in the fashion that the go compiler enforces, and get much faster builds. Their compiler is young and immature relative to things like GCC and stating that it may be missing expensive optimization fe
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by codemac 11y ago
Well - realistically for many addresses 64-bits will be "device identity" and 64-bits will be "network identity", many clients set their lower 64 to the nic MAC.
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by codemac 11y ago
They'd probably need to do both, as users who want to use docker depend on very specific parts of the docker ecosystem (docker hub, the docker daemon itself, etc). Not to mention this is essentially just packaging, I hope they package
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by codemac 11y ago
If you use emacs - make sure you're using magit!
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by codemac 11y ago
elisp : emacs :: javascript : firefox+keysnail
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by codemac 11y ago
Glad they included quicklisp in this intro, it's always good to get beginners able to install libraries so they can get maximum value quickly. swank + stumpwm is an awesome way to live. I've recently become a fairly big proponent
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by codemac 11y ago
When I play video games, I don't talk unless there is someone sitting near me watching me play. I imagine the same would be true for programming.
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by codemac 11y ago
I disagree, because there are SO many examples of companies and products that do this. Basically every data storage company, every networking company, every database company (meaning they wrote the OS).. Not to mention wasabi is a transpile
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by codemac 11y ago
Open source != no cost of distribution: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/selling.en.html I work with someone who has gotten me thinking a lot more about what software I do and don't pay for. He pays for any software
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by codemac 11y ago
> (which causes significant wear on the motor) [citation needed] Copan and many other companies did really well powering down drives.
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by codemac 11y ago
https://github.com/rakitzis/rc is the official location of byron's rc, and is now actively maintained by Toby Goodwin. Please don't reinvent the wheel - rc compiles down to a correct nice little binary withou
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by codemac 11y ago
This scares me because all my interactions with google support have been so incredibly bad, it makes me nervous to train a computer on that corpus of bad data. Taking bad support and turning it into inaccurate bad support is a fantastically
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by codemac 11y ago
I wouldn't count them out, just as much as disk drives were supposed to replace tape for how long now? I bet disks will get even more dense (think 20+ TiB), have better reliability when powered off, and be sold in pallets to large comp
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by codemac 11y ago
It's not that you want to provide "every possible way to draw a line".. ideally your API provides the primitives necessary for a client to draw lines in all the ways that are useful. The primitives that you provide relate to
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by codemac 11y ago
If anyone had trouble seeing the embedded flash of slideshare, here's the direct link to the slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/a16z/state-of-49390473
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by codemac 11y ago
Thank you for the overview. Now looking at that separate "extension" that has the new behavior... I see what people are complaining about.
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by codemac 11y ago
Can anyone describe what happened to the chrome bookmarks manager? I've been happily off in Firefox land, I have no idea what this hubub is about.
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by codemac 11y ago
Yes! Transcripts are awesome, thank you for providing one!
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by codemac 11y ago
I'm confused though. If they support MST[0], how did they rip out daisychaining specifically? I don't understand MST well enough to see how a computer connected to one large monitor with two MST regions would be different than two
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by codemac 11y ago
I do believe that human drivers are a huge problem on the road, and that self-driving cars are the future. However - Something needs to be done about thet fact that generally people who are poorer have to commute further with less [0] and t
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by codemac 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lies%2C_damned_lies%2C_and_sta... A joke?
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by codemac 11y ago
Neat seeing the python and the lisp implementation next to each other. It reminds me of 'Make A Lisp'[0]. [0]: https://github.com/kanaka/mal
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by codemac 11y ago
Ah fuck. https://blog.mozilla.org/advancingcontent/files/2015/05/How-... In that diagram, I imagine my history, IP, etc getting compromised at every arrow location. Dammit. Mozilla had been doing so well

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