emergentcypher

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by emergentcypher 11y ago
I second Scala. Working with it for over two years and it's great!
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
(One word (Clojure)) FTFY
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
Seriously, read the above list of reasons, and the decision. Your question is already answered.
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
You can add Russian as an input language and use a keyboard shortcut to switch between Russian and English (usually alt+shift or super+space), and then it's just a matter of learning the keyboard layout. If you're learning Russian
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
Unfortunately you just have to suck it up and learn the layout. If you have a mechanical keyboard you can buy replacement keycaps with both Latin/Cyrillic characters. Otherwise, you can get a set of stickers to put on your keys. Or jus
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
ಠ_ಠ
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
It's like we need to constantly be rediscovering why the financial system is heavily regulated.
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
Still waiting for their Russian course!
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
It's certainly one of my major griefs with Slack. I don't want my entire company's internal communications to be hosted by some third party startup I can't at all trust.
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
We manage ours in-house, it doesn't change very often, it's mostly a matter of staying on top of security patches. But we keep it on an entirely isolated vps where it won't be able to break anything else when it gets hacked.
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
"Unsafe PHP" Isn't that a bit redundant?
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
Probably for the account details of people accessing certain repositories. For example: account information, access logs, IP addresses, relating to the Tor project's managers, contributors, downloaders, etc etc.
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
Precisely. All this deity needs is some proselytizing and it'll be no more or less legitimate than any of the other made-up religious characters.
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by emergentcypher 11y ago
> That cartoon indicates the poster is trolling. My sides!
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
This must be the most elaborate April Fools joke I have ever seen.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
I think we have bigger problems to address before we get to these minor contrivances. This resume is not web scale enough. We need to wrap the resume in node.js so it can be non-blocking for big data. It should be written in an esoteric JS
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
Why is it so trendy these days to say that everything was built "with love"?
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
I thought I was reading about people making worse decisions immediately before breaks and the end of the day, and people made the best decisions in the time after their breaks.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
> So, scientists can't yet get the weather forecast correct for even part of an afternoon, in a single city... but they've got the next 1,000 years figured out? Let me know how that works out. If I can't predict what side
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
In the USA they don't have the same "protected" status or definition of "engineer" that exists in parts of Canada. In Quebec, only graduates with a degree in engineering can legally call themselves an engineer. In t
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
What was Fab, exactly?
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
Storing text data isn't nearly that costly. Audio as well. I think they have the capacity to easily store the audio contents of every phone call made in America. Video is another question. Much of what they capture can be stored tempor
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
There is plenty of evidence if you bother to look beyond your nose.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
And from outside flies in wilful ignorance.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
I missed the part where any of this justifies Uber's behaviour. This is just a bunch of baseless conjecture about what you think "normal cabbies" do.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
What's going on is Uber decided that because it doesn't like laws regulating taxis, it should be allowed to just ignore them.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
But isn't the point of the split that they have differing opinions on how to do things? Hence, they -will- diverge according to those differences in opinion. Not to mention, keeping them consistent means someone has to take code added
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
This list is ridiculous. I question whether the author has any idea what he's talking about. Python isn't used in the real world? EVE Online begs to differ. PHP behaves as expected ...ahahahahaha.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
But there is only a single thread, so io.js will probably hog all the time and effectively block everybody else.
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by emergentcypher 12y ago
Yeah, I'll come to your overnight hackathon... and bill the company at my off-hours consulting rate!

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