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by cp9 11y ago
I've been looking forward to this update for it seems like months. Clojure for the brave and true helped me understand core.async, can't wait to go through and read it again
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What's new in Magit 2.x(masteringemacs.org)
60 points by cp9 11y ago|23 comments
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by cp9 11y ago
The only people who don't understand this are those who spout these things themselves. They also don't understand private vs public or freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences
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by cp9 11y ago
did nobody listen to Aretha? R-E-S-P-E-C-T. lol at the people where conflating what transphobes go through with what actual trans people go through. There is nothing else to say
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by cp9 11y ago
so corporate espionage isn't in the purview of the FBI so long as no one dies because of it? I'll be sure to use that line at my deposition
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by cp9 11y ago
It's functionally impossible to drive at 250 mph for any meaningful period of time. Drag is a gigantic problem (as james may says "it's like driving through custard"), not to mention the fuel requirements to go that spee
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Core.async: Concurrency Without Callbacks(infoq.com)
3 points by cp9 11y ago|0 comments
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by cp9 11y ago
What year is it where you are? Java is no longer slow. JVM languages in general are very, very fast. HotSpot is, frankly, incredible. There are legitimate gripes to be had about Java as a language, but Java as an ecosystem and a runtime are
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by cp9 11y ago
Could you give an overview of your stack?
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by cp9 11y ago
Sicp is available for free https://sicpebook.wordpress.com/ebook/
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by cp9 11y ago
talk to an actual lawyer
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by cp9 11y ago
How would we not be in a bubble? Uber is valued at $50 billion, but the legality of what they do is tenuous at best. Big cities all over the country could smack them down at a moment's notice, or at the very least drag them into expens
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by cp9 11y ago
insight on the human condition. it doesn't play to a STEM crowd, but calling it anti-intellectualism is hilariously wrong. It's asking the whys that science can't answer. Science can answer "Why is the sky blue" sci
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by cp9 11y ago
the parens seems pretty necessary for that expression, I can't even tell what it's doing... it's joining the vector 1,2,3 with a space to make "1 2 3 ", right? so what is that count doing there? I'm not saying
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Java at 20: The JVM, Java's other big legacy(techworld.com.au)
1 points by cp9 11y ago|0 comments
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by cp9 11y ago
but this is a python convention, not a symposium on religion. Under what context would scientology even come up?
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by cp9 11y ago
Tech culture is not even close to being on the forefront of diversity. It's a fucking embarrassment, actually. minorities are severely underrepresented in tech, and we need more of them. Diversity, and diversity of viewpoints is a gr
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by cp9 11y ago
https://gist.github.com/ChrisPickard/af2c318468aae9c01b9b
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by cp9 11y ago
> censorship saying "don't yell racial epithets" and "don't tell women to make you a sandwich" is not even close to censorship. That's called being a decent person
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by cp9 11y ago
What, precisely, is the problem with this? The entire code of conduct says "be nice, don't be a douchebag." Openness and inclusion is a great thing, and I'm very proud that more cons are working like this (Clojure/w
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by cp9 11y ago
>Maybe hire people with at least some demonstrated aptitude and invest in them instead how do you demonstrate this?
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A Taste of Rust(evanmiller.org)
235 points by cp9 11y ago|80 comments
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by cp9 11y ago
why would you take your home computer and connect it to the workplace?
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by cp9 11y ago
>Self-driving cars have had 4 accidents Two of which came while humans were driving and the others were not the fault of the car.
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by cp9 11y ago
you're treating "chemical" as a four letter word
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by cp9 11y ago
This is utterly fascinating, and terrifying. This article is really approachable, which is good cause I never did very well in physics
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by cp9 11y ago
What I got from this is that if salary correlates positively with stackoverflow rep, I just need to answer more stackoverflow questions and I'll have that raise in no time
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The StackOverflow 2015 Developer Survey(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by cp9 11y ago|1 comments
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by cp9 11y ago
it is a correct term, however it is not gender neutral. unfortunately, english doesn't really have a good gender neutral set of pronouns, so you have to make due.
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by cp9 11y ago
I'm getting the how, just not the why

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