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disputin
12y ago
I think the saying is that comments explain why the code does something.
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disputin
12y ago
Scapegoat. The ritual expulsion of the evil spirits wrapped neatly in a little parcel to appease the elders and thereby prevent them blaming each other - harmony continues in the hall of power. Meanwhile the problem was in the process, no
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disputin
12y ago
There's a practicality aspect to it too. The last team I worked on had 3 brits, 4 indians, 2 pakistanis, 1 greek, 1 portuguese, 1 french, 1 australian, 1 kazakh. The misunderstandings and arguments were incessant and no one was parti
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12y ago
Do "westerners call all Muslims (and Sikhs) terrorists"? Rubbish. Do "they ignore that 85% of the direct victims of terrorism ... are non-fundamentalist Muslims"? No, they don't. People throwing around blanket stat
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disputin
12y ago
Whatever they're for, I think downvoting for a comment should only become available after replying to the offending comment.
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disputin
12y ago
I don't see that the author has an issue with other people getting rich, rather the repeated enriching by cynical projects that exist purely for the exit. It's the philosophical divide between the US and EU, which seem to be butt
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12y ago
With rovers shooting lasers on Mars I'm disappointed that ligament and joint repair isn't as routine as dental work. Actually, I'm also disappointed that I still have to brush my teeth. The technology trickle down doesn
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disputin
12y ago
Is there a list of counterforces? https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying https://prism-break.org/en/all/ ... And EFF is NSA centric - is there a UK equivalent? Why are GCHQ getting insignificant heat?
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disputin
12y ago
*Tarkovsky.
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disputin
12y ago
I'm looking forward to learning Elixir, but expect that it will have no work relevance. I had a look for Go jobs on Brit job sites - three. Great learning experience, both, but the wild is slow to change.
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disputin
12y ago
Moving from Node to Go? From a platform to a language? And what's with the one size fits all - moving? And if moving a project from Node to Go, was Node the correct choice initially, for that project - more one size fits all?
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disputin
12y ago
American spy != spying for America.
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disputin
12y ago
I'm guessing it's not Pussy Riot voting me down.
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disputin
12y ago
Agreed, economic war, geopolitics, power plays, bravado, provocation, badgering, undermining, not military war.
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disputin
12y ago
Russia doesn't help itself with its oppressive paranoia.
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disputin
12y ago
Well put.
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disputin
12y ago
I do. I've spent a grand total of about five minutes on 4chan, so maybe I've missed the good bits, but it strikes me as utter garbage. I expect they're looking for highly intelligent individuals of a certain kind.
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12y ago
Land Value Tax. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_value_tax http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_George http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_rent
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disputin
12y ago
"The abillity .... is acclaimed" . Is it? A claim to backup a claim. (Or is that acclaim to backup a claim.)
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disputin
12y ago
I haven't read any of that, but isn't the pope commenting on sexuality a bit like a bedouin commenting on marine biology?
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12y ago
Now, I believe it depends on the kind of programmers you are. My coworker is the kind who types in a lot of code and rewrites a lot of stuff. I'm the kind of rewires things and make subtle changes Interesting, I was thinking somethin
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12y ago
"It's the actual writing that's two characters more (start insert mode, write, exit)." Makes sense. Asking for permission to type in a text editor feels counter-intuitive, but I'll give that a try.
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12y ago
"/ for searching (really, no other editor has made it this simple)" Well, it's really esc-/ which is no easier than ctrl-f. Or am I missing something? Edit: Same with "1G to go to the top of the file, G to go
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12y ago
Don't know about Ireland, but in the UK you'd need to pay the NLA (newspaper licensing agency) if you want to use news content. And London is crawling (sorry ;) with media monitoring companies.
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12y ago
Does that RedMonk chart not show that it is fairly cool? You have C# and Java at the top - I wouldn't call them cool, widespread, not cool. It's above, on both axes Arduino, Dart, TypeScript. It's in the vicinity of Clojur
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disputin
12y ago
I've experienced this. It's not tinnitus which is high pitched - this is low pitched. I could hear it best in a certain room, but not when I stuck my head out the window. It occurred over a period when the nearby overground tub
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12y ago
It's that convention and exclusion of special abstractions that appeals to me by keeping the cognitive load to a minimum. I can focus on the problem without thinking about the language. If Go became like various other languages, then
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12y ago
I've been keeping an eye on Elixir for a while, waiting for some spare time. What are reasons not to use it in favour of Erlang?
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12y ago
I don't see that - Cameron recently pointed out that he's a christian, and said that Britain is a christian country. He's bringing religion forward.
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12y ago
Agreed that not every cultural clash should be compared to 1930's Germany. Alarmist. There's a long way to go before getting to that state of affairs. Northern Ireland, Israel/Palestine, South Africa, ...
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