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by cordite 13y ago
Rúnar Bjarnason talked about it in his presentation "FP Programming is Terrible" [0] (he makes up for that title in the end) I asked him about it on twitter since it reminded me of thunks, he said " a trampoline executes a se
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by cordite 13y ago
I recall that scala uses "trampolines" by compiling to what is more like a state machine.
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by cordite 13y ago
They mention over and over that "immutable" is a misnomer, the biggest reason why is because services should consider other services as disposable and able to go missing at any moment. I think the title would be better as "Im
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by cordite 13y ago
Doesn't scala suffer from the JVM constraints, like no tail call recursion, everything is an object, such that the compile times become enormous to work around them? Haskell is indeed influencing, but it is not remaining stagnant.
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by cordite 13y ago
Didn't stop youtube from preventing me from downloading a video I uploaded where the video content was entirely my own.
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by cordite 13y ago
How does "Hello Sir," imply that "Oh yeah, he’s going to be a problem."?
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by cordite 13y ago
Might want a name change.. > https://justgetflux.com/ios.html
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by cordite 13y ago
I remember three or o years ago when NVidia showed no interest in making their driver separate from X on linux for use with Wayland.
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by cordite 13y ago
I first thought of the linux distribution[0], but I do think the name is appropriate since it is a unit we don't often touch (like Femto) [0]: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org
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by cordite 13y ago
> That smiley face looks like the face of someone that just passed an acid test. -- ‏@alekslitynski I remember the mess I saw on my PSP when I tried it out when Acid 2 was important.
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by cordite 13y ago
I'm sure there's plenty of prior art--but the PTO wouldn't know that.
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by cordite 13y ago
The same story applies to Utah Valley, we are 60 years overdue
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by cordite 13y ago
That's interesting, but display name makes more sense than user name if we have a service that does not use a centralized server.
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by cordite 13y ago
What happens to domains in the mean time when they are expired? What's the policy between registrars?
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by cordite 13y ago
That was my response, I actually gained a high amount of respect from seeing that and I browsed the rest of their engineering blog.
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by cordite 13y ago
You did.
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by cordite 13y ago
Third party mods will likely make it happen.
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by cordite 13y ago
I am really excited about this, but why are alternate PHP runtimes only popping up now?
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by cordite 13y ago
I have a service on OVH myself. Though a friend at another related service had been kicked from two VPS providers due to receiving a few DDoS attacks. These providers claimed it was against their Terms of Service and ejected him as a custom
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by cordite 13y ago
I enjoyed reading to the bitter end. Have you seen the movie Dot-Con by Frontline?
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by cordite 13y ago
Most accountants would list numbers and place them in ()'s for negative values. This really breaks my mind when it comes to transactions though, as ALL transactions SHOULD be globally ordered.
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by cordite 13y ago
Why is Bitcoin getting so many features on HN?
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by cordite 13y ago
Can you produce a source on the "banks have processed transactions in whatever order is most likely to produce an overdraft"?
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by cordite 13y ago
I am not stating that it is _the_ solution, but here are some thoughts as to why it would help. We spend billions just paying accountants to fool around wit millions of rules that most people do not understand. Sales tax is very simple. Ric
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by cordite 13y ago
I support the idea, but there are other things that have to go with it in order to really work and not end up like the broken economy that Argentina had to put up with when doing something similar. It would need serious tax reform, changes
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by cordite 13y ago
They could have at least dropped one hint in the blog instead of talking about how much people are willing to listen.
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by cordite 13y ago
It seems more like a manifesto than a guide. Many of us are not cryptographers, we have not been educated on what we can do to solve this. This isn't about the idiocy / ignorance behind the Adobe breach with merely encrypted (not
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Ask HN: What if ISPs throttled Google's services?
3 points by cordite 13y ago|3 comments
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by cordite 13y ago
The first thing I thought was using C++ templates like Haskell.
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by cordite 13y ago
I wonder how many would die because freezers and microwaves stopped functioning.

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