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cordite
13y ago
Eh, I beg to differ, coming from the Haskell world. I think what you are appreciating is the tree-but I may be wrong in my supposition.
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13y ago
Wow, that is really concise! ClojureScript also has a nice react kind-of-thing (now named reagent), though all the parenthesis makes it more noisy.
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cordite
13y ago
I used it, it wasn't live like Google docs, but everyone involved could still contribute to a markdown document. An HTML view is available for every document.
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13y ago
> I asked them where they lived. And they responded in unison: "Far away! We can’t afford to live here." That is something I had not considered. But what can you do about it?
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cordite
13y ago
I am reading Peopleware right now. This really sets the boss to be the worst of the worst.
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cordite
13y ago
Too bad, still down.
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cordite
13y ago
It seems like the whole bitcoin community is immature.
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cordite
13y ago
I know some companies like Google and Amazon are trying to automate-away all customer service.. but this seems exhaustive.
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13y ago
I thought it to be really cool! At my university, we do something similar with having a core CPU board, and then another main board with all the actual components, like dials, an LCD screen, temp sensors, a speaker and so on. This also remi
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cordite
13y ago
In other words, it is a well made pencil.
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cordite
13y ago
What is the right model?
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cordite
13y ago
So, facebook's IPv7 is 2a03:2880:2110:df07:face:b00c:0:1
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cordite
13y ago
If this really took off, I'd be excited to see more locations than just Miami.
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13y ago
How well could LLVM be converted to the mill intermediate language?
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cordite
13y ago
Plenty of EVE online fixes. I wonder what their distribution of users is..
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cordite
13y ago
Why not with guns that put out happy birthday / surprise flags? Like in cartoons!
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13y ago
This is really immoral. I hope Amazon does something.
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13y ago
I mean, the reasoning why ISPs might block such services in use.
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13y ago
I think you are confusing the use of IRC networks to systematically start a DDoS attack with a bunch of sleeping malware hanging inside an arbitrary channel.
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cordite
13y ago
That's interesting. I do not think it is particularly honest either, but they are much nicer about it than places like funny junk when it comes to direct links.
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cordite
13y ago
It seems like speculation is a game everyone wants to play. Until a bubble pops.
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cordite
13y ago
Nice to meet you, I am as well. Craig is quite a character. I think the failure also comes from changing the design mid process.
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cordite
13y ago
It seems our government is really paranoid about this stuff. For school, when buying a Texas Instruments launch pad, I had to go through ridiculous processes to get the micro controller.
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cordite
13y ago
Woh-hold on now, I have a Pandora (though it got delivered too late for me to really use it) Getting parts has always been a rough time! Parallela board, the Pandora, the iControlPad2 from kick starter failed because of parts not being sou
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cordite
13y ago
Although wire-compatible, it does not look like it can be a drop-in replacement, since the query model needs you to explicitly define actors. http://www.actordb.com/docs-querymodel.html
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cordite
13y ago
The maleware distribution crap is definitely one of the biggest reasons for it. In the past, arbitrary JS could just be executed.
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13y ago
I admit that I've had useful ads related to databases and hosting. But most of the time, the ads have been too obscene. I almost feel like puking when I use a public computer. Google has made it better with textual ads, but they still
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13y ago
Yeah, but it is more of a snitch than a condom.
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13y ago
An evangelist came to my university to try to get the students to make apps. They just wanted to boost their numbers artificially, and they were willing to pay hundreds to students for making these crappy things.
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cordite
13y ago
I did not know that they made disks that are certified for long term storage like that.
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