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by dgllghr 6y ago
Interesting how lobotomies are good for treating mania but not brains despite the brain producing mania
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by dgllghr 6y ago
I identify with a lot of what you say. As someone who is (as you say) "pro-equality-altruistic" but not "anti-tribal-free-speech-absolutist", one thing I want to say is that I don't hate you. I don't even disli
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by dgllghr 7y ago
I put together a custom visualization of our projects in a format that I thought made a lot of sense. My wife, who is a mechanical engineer, took one look at it and said “that’s a Gantt chart.” I have been hooked on Gantt charts ever since,
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by dgllghr 7y ago
Last I heard, nim was planning on removing the garbage collector and replacing it with a lifetime system, but I don't see anything about that in the release notes. Does that mean that 1.0 of nim will include a garbage collector?
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by dgllghr 7y ago
I'm going to hazard the classic "this is an issue with the implementation rather than the idea" defense. In my experience, creating a goroutine is almost inevitably followed by setting up chans for error handling and clean sh
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by dgllghr 8y ago
It seems to me that the benefit of Workers is that they run geographically near the user. If the Worker is calling a database that may or not be close to your user, what is the point? You are going to pay the latency cost either from the us
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by dgllghr 8y ago
"There are no nations. There are no peoples... There is only one holistic system of systems, one vast and immane, interwoven, interacting, multivariate, multinational dominion of dollars... It is the international system of currency wh
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by dgllghr 8y ago
Your assumption that this is only a problem on the left is completely baseless. The right likes to use the freedom of speech argument when they feel it works against them, but they also support scare tactics to suppress the speech (and vote
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by dgllghr 8y ago
Is Oklahoma still refusing to fund their schools so they can stay open 5 days a week?
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by dgllghr 8y ago
Likeliness to change is certainly a factor, but I think the level to which you are agnostic to the particular technology is more important. If I am choosing the technology to provide functionality that can be provided with pretty much the s
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by dgllghr 8y ago
If the privacy settings are right for this, I'm very excited. This is exactly the kind of feature I would like to use but don't because it involves sharing so much of my browsing.
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by dgllghr 8y ago
Firefox hasn't been ported to wayland, yet. So I wouldn't hold my breath for thunderbird
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by dgllghr 8y ago
I'm a bit confused about the "eventing" application. Is it a message bus like NATS? a persistent event log like Kafka? or is it an adapter that allows applications to interact with both?
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by dgllghr 8y ago
At first glance I thought the answer was going to be LinkedIn...
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by dgllghr 8y ago
I never used a JVM language before the JIT compiler, so I have no personal experience with the speedup it introduced. But if Lua (and LuaJIT) are any indication, I am super excited for BEAMJIT. For BEAMJIT, I can imagine that the same work
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by dgllghr 8y ago
Good to know!
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by dgllghr 8y ago
If it is stable for you in nightly, it might work for you in 61. Just enable gfx.webrender.enabled in about:config
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by dgllghr 8y ago
If you have T-Mobile, I recommend logging into your account and going to Profile > Privacy and Notifications > Advertising & Insights and disabling everything. Obviously, as a consumer I don't know exactly how this data is b
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by dgllghr 8y ago
I actually like Gnome Shell, but as soon as my computer is under moderate load, everything becomes laggy, including my mouse. This is a known issue, but the devs are not planning on fixing it until Gnome 4 (years from now)? Granted, this on
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by dgllghr 8y ago
I notice in that article that both Erlang and Elixir become "Erlang Abstract Form" before becoming "Core Erlang". What is the purpose of the abstract form vs. core erlang? Why this intermediate step?
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by dgllghr 8y ago
I've heard that 5G will be especially beneficial to rural areas, where it will have the bandwidth, speed, and coverage capability to replace broadband, DSL, and satellite. Can someone with industry knowledge confirm whether this is tru
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by dgllghr 9y ago
I spent 5 minutes on voat before realizing that it is Fox News in reddit form
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by dgllghr 9y ago
Looks very interesting. I am currently reading "Seeing Like a State," which approaches the same/similar idea about using abstractions to interact with the world but focusing on governments historically. There is also the docu
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by dgllghr 9y ago
I use this on my Nexus 6P and it's surprisingly great! The only app that I really need that I have problems with is Lyft, but other than that everything I need works smoothly. I get as many apps as I can from F-Droid and use Yalp Store
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by dgllghr 9y ago
It's ruffed grouse, not ruffled grouse!
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by dgllghr 9y ago
In addition, I noticed that our system punished him for defrauding the wealthy and not for jacking up drug prices, which harms the average American.
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by dgllghr 9y ago
I'm not primarily a Javascript developer, but I seem to remember that attaching event listeners to Object fields and modifying the DOM in event handlers is how Javascript development was done 5-10 years ago. Am I missing something? Are
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by dgllghr 9y ago
It might be a small thing, but I am most excited about @defguard. I find that splitting a function to match on different inputs and using guards creates elegant, clear, and maintainable code, but if a guard statement is too large, that effe
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by dgllghr 9y ago
I completely understand where you're coming from, and I share some of that cynicism. But there are many contrary examples. Abolitionists fought in the US Civil War to end slavery. Russian journalists and politicians are killed left and
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by dgllghr 9y ago
No terrorist attacks committed by left-wing groups either.

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