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by coolsunglasses 7y ago
I got in-school suspension for the last 1/3 of senior year in HS because I took screenshots of a shared network directory permissions problem.
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by coolsunglasses 7y ago
The standard temperate you brew coffee at is 200F, less if at high altitude. McDonalds coffee is served at 180-190F and brewed at something higher than 200F and lower than boiling. Typical coffee serving temperature is 155-175F. I'm co
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by coolsunglasses 7y ago
He didn't and probably still doesn't know Haskell.
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by coolsunglasses 7y ago
>I work until the job is done (or I'm cut) and the workplace is safe. It's the employer's responsibility to pay me at least the legal minimum wage for hours worked. If that means I'm going into OT because they can&#x2
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Abusing instance local functional dependencies for nicer number literals(bitemyapp.com)
1 points by coolsunglasses 7y ago|0 comments
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by coolsunglasses 7y ago
Thanks, that helps!
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by coolsunglasses 7y ago
Would you mind sharing what libraries you are using?
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by coolsunglasses 8y ago
>they would cost more per plane than F-35s https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/26305/f-15x-will-come-...
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by coolsunglasses 8y ago
What was the free version of Civ1?
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Haskell and Rust(fpcomplete.com)
10 points by coolsunglasses 8y ago|0 comments
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by coolsunglasses 8y ago
foist
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Deploying Rust with Docker and Kubernetes(fpcomplete.com)
5 points by coolsunglasses 8y ago|0 comments
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by coolsunglasses 8y ago
You're tone-policing a person of color's jokey style in a jokey project under the guise of professionalism and you can't keep your own blog that you link from HN and GitHub up. You are the personification of why a lot of peop
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by coolsunglasses 8y ago
Your blog 404s bud
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
>That's how I know that everyone complaining about thinner phones and reduced battery life is kidding themselves. I definitely get worse battery life out of my iPhone 6s than I did with my iPhone 4 which was worse than my feature ph
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
You can't immunize a system to economic and political influence by moving more of it from the economic to the political sphere. The example of the USSR was already cited, the rich were still rich even though being "wealthy" _
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
That's true of Haskell for the parallelism faculties. It's also true for STM. You can still get stuck or have race conditions with the other concurrency abstractions but it's less common than I encountered elsewhere. I didn&#
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
>No wonder the US, the largest economy in the world, ended up with a terrible infant mortality rate… That's largely a product of people trying a lot harder to with much earlier premature births than other countries, not a fault in c
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
They're using a transliteration that's unusual: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chai
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
They're using an unusual transliteration. "ay" can sound like "eye" in English but it's atypical to use that in transliterations now-a-days.
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
Twitter's API is aggressively limited, so limited that third party clients barely work. Believe me, I've tried.
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
I don't think it needs judgment passed, that was shitty! Thank you for finding this. Dave: I was out of line and there was no point for me to be dick-waving with you like that. I can't say it's possible for me to read everyth
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
Holy shit what? The last memories I had of interacting with you that could be related to what you're talking about: - You talking to me about potentially working at your company - Soliciting pictures of your greyhounds - Congratulating
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
>love of punching down on folks with less formal CS knowledge. I care more about practices and tools, really. Stuff like being comfortable with patching a library, reading the code you use. I don't have any formal CS knowledge, no c
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
There are many Haskell books. I bought and read a couple dozen for HPFFP, there are more than that but many aren't meant to be end-to-end introductions to Haskell. It would be surprising if it were otherwise given its origins and age.
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
I'm the speaker. I got started with GW-BASIC and one of my mantras is "learning will never hurt you." My beliefs are getting seriously distorted in this thread.
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Why Johnny Can't Code Good [video](youtube.com)
41 points by coolsunglasses 9y ago|70 comments
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
>How would it possibly help you to tune yourself to a negative outcome on daily basis?! The Stoic fathers thought it was a good idea.
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
I talked to Phil about this migration, I maintain two of the libraries mentioned in the post. I mentioned the Elasticsearch client (which I actually wrote, unlike the SQL library) in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by coolsunglasses 9y ago
I do pretty ordinary stuff and it makes my work a lot nicer. An open source example is the Elasticsearch client I wrote called Bloodhound: https://github.com/bitemyapp/bloodhound It makes writing and maintaining applic

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