echlebek

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by echlebek 10y ago
Yikes. Do you realize how useful it is to have a single consistent formatting for source code? It eliminates an entire class of arguments. Or do you enjoy arguing about tabs and spaces, and when to make newlines?
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by echlebek 10y ago
Describing software systems is not hard because of syntax.
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Given your goals, you might be better off learning kubernetes instead; just treat docker as an implementation detail of that.
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by echlebek 10y ago
Don't combine LSD with prescription medication. Don't take LSD if you are experiencing depression or mental illness.
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by echlebek 10y ago
If said friend wasn't genetically predisposed to alcoholism, it would explain why they would be able to quit drinking to excess with relative ease.
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by echlebek 10y ago
My browser asked me if your site could send me push notifications, and I feel like that's probably not necessary.
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by echlebek 10y ago
Oh but there are! https://deadspin.com/5549389/mushroom-tea-murder-man-removes...
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by echlebek 10y ago
I found a reference to LSD directly killing someone. They injected 320,000 ug intravenously! https://www.erowid.org/ask/ask.php?ID=220
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They're talking cognitive behavioural therapy.
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by echlebek 10y ago
Oh I see what you mean now. > For bytes to string you can use the unsafe and reflect package to create strings from bytes without a copy. Super unholy :)
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by echlebek 10y ago
Do you have a source for Go having free byte/string conversion? To my knowledge it is a copy. Or maybe I don't get your meaning? I really like the way Go's strings work. I wish Python's strings worked like this too. htt
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by echlebek 10y ago
Care to cite some instances? I'm not sure why you would need to create propaganda about Trump. The truth is pretty damning already.
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by echlebek 10y ago
My parents are in this very position, having bought a condo in Vancouver to live in part time. Their principle residence is in a small town in the BC interior. They're pretty upset about the tax, and it's not hard to see why. They
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by echlebek 10y ago
It's free if you take transit and don't drink shitty beer.
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by echlebek 10y ago
If polling stations are numerous and accessible enough, an entire day isn't necessary. https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90e06#BK18 edit: Canada also has advance voting. Polling stations open 5 days before
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by echlebek 10y ago
Not only that, paper ballot voting scales well, creates jobs for people, and leads to increased trust in the system, since people are directly involved. Who does electronic voting benefit?
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Sequential access is still faster than random access.
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by echlebek 10y ago
Dulling psychic pain with physical pain seems to help me. (I mean working out, getting a tattoo, etc, not self-harm.) Treating the body brutally backgrounds your mental processes for a while, and gives you time to process things subconsciou
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by echlebek 10y ago
A few dozen world-wide? Come on. :)
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by echlebek 10y ago
This comment isn't very kind to the Go developers, and it makes a lot of assumptions about what they know. The Go developers understand what generics are, and why people want them. They realize that generics would enable programmers to
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by echlebek 10y ago
There are scientific sources that claim all sorts of wrong things. Not trusting things blindly is called critical thinking.
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by echlebek 10y ago
Kubernetes has the concept of a pod, which is a group of containers that run on the same node. It does indeed solve that problem. http://kubernetes.io/docs/user-guide/pods/
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by echlebek 10y ago
I fell onto my bike helmet, on pavement, splitting it in half. I can tell you from personal experience that helmets definitely protect against concussion.
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by echlebek 10y ago
They are, eventually. Once they stop producing enough milk, they're sold for meat. A dairy farm I once visited likened milk cows to star football players - once they stop producing, they're off the team to make room for new talent
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by echlebek 10y ago
I don't think the message is "just lose weight". It's "before we can treat this knee problem, we need to deal with your weight problem". Being obese is a critical health problem. It's not wrong for doctors
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by echlebek 10y ago
I tried your example, and observed an error: write /dev/stdout: bad file descriptor What "next file it opens" are you talking about exactly? How does what you're describing work?
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by echlebek 10y ago
That's great advice, but it's a pretty big task for someone who might not get a lot of exercise to do 2 hours of intense weightlifting. I lift regularly, and my gym sessions only take an hour. The good news is that if you are sede
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by echlebek 10y ago
I think that the credit is built by taking on debt and then paying it down. It shows that you can produce money reliably when required to do so, and that given some rope, you won't hang yourself with it. Extrapolate that a bit and you&
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by echlebek 10y ago
I'm a little confused by the Big-Oh notation O(2). In my CS classes we were taught that O(c) = O(1). So seeing something like 'O(1) to O(2)' is a bit odd. But I love the visualization - it's very clear how things are wor
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by echlebek 10y ago
Coding is not over. I too once thought as you did. In a previous job, I worked extensively with LabView[1]. Like Reason, you hook up wires to little boxes. This enables graphical dataflow programming. LabView enables a person with no knowle

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