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by emidln 9y ago
Nobody cares how reasonable you are if you don't actually produce anything.
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Kids Pass Just Reminded Us How Hard Responsible Disclosure Is(troyhunt.com)
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by emidln 9y ago
This is too hard to put into a sql file and run with your migrations tool? BEGIN; ALTER TYPE my_enum ADD VALUE 'bar' AFTER 'foo'; COMMIT;
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by emidln 9y ago
Unless I have some external requirement, I write in Clojure. I usually target Postgres as a data store (and use the excellent HoneySQL library for Clojure to do so). I've been liking the productivity of compojure-api, and I don't
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by emidln 9y ago
My personal anecdote has been very positive. I've been running a stable 1800X on an X370-Pro overclocked to 4GHz as my desktop since the end of April. Running Fedora 25 with latest updates (currently on a 4.11.10-200.fc25.x86_64), alth
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by emidln 9y ago
Everything requires a manual and has a list of quirks if you're doing something non-trivial or high volume. Everything has trade-offs, the only question is how much you get to know upfront.
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by emidln 9y ago
I had a FreeRunner that I used as a daily phone for a few months (until I got a TMobile G1). It most certainly could make phone calls. IIRC, I used a Qt-based environment that was basically a PDA + a dialer. It even had a webkit-based brows
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by emidln 9y ago
Check out Dylan and Sweet Expressions.
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by emidln 9y ago
They closed my issue for a clojure style (prn "hello world") I was actually just looking into adding a hook for an automatic AST transformer so I could possibly call into Hylang.
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by emidln 9y ago
You can in PyPy, where we can enable monkeypatching str
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How CircleCI Processes 4.5M Builds per Month(stackshare.io)
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Onyx 0.10.0 with Asynchronous Barrier Snapshotting(onyxplatform.org)
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by emidln 9y ago
Fedora has "just-worked" for awhile and I don't have a particularly good reason to move to Ubuntu. It's nice that Fedora doesn't patch upstream much, and I learned how to build custom RPMs about 20 years ago.
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by emidln 9y ago
Ignoring a discussion of good vs evil, I've spent a lot of time in server rooms staring at green letters on black backgrounds in a hoodie with sunglasses either on my head or clipped to my hoodie. Usually a plain black hoodie, because
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Ask HN: Can I unflag?
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by emidln 9y ago
I worked for a feedback company in the past. Nobody cares even when they pay for a feedback widget and get the reports emailed/pushed to their managers. Most of the clients didn't even login to the site or collect the feedback (si
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by emidln 9y ago
> Mutability has its place, and simply hiding it behind abstractions tacked on to the language (vars, refs, agents, and atoms in Clojure's case) isn't a productive way to deal with it. In Clojure if you want mutability, you don
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by emidln 9y ago
What else would you call DuckDuckGo? Easy is relative. It is relatively easy to build a search engine that can service a user's requests (possibly less useful absolutely, but within the realm of service) compared to building an electri
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by emidln 9y ago
I can demo an alternative to Google Search in a weekend. I can throw comparatively small amounts of money to improve it (e.g. add more sites) such that it is extremely useful to find sites that I designate to have crawled (and it's not
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by emidln 9y ago
You can build another shitty clone to Google search cheaply. Elasticsearch plus some bots crawling fed off a queue can give you an approximation of Google that is useful to a lot of people (albeit not cheap to keep running). I cannot build
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by emidln 9y ago
Employee credentials should not be visible when the employee isn't inside a secured area. If you work at a site with a Security Officer, try inviting them out to lunch and not hiding your credentials. See if they care.
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by emidln 9y ago
> Are housekeeping and kitchen jobs hard to fill, critical to expanding operations, and worth significant investment? No. In the Pentagoet's case, this is about being able to find pre-trained workers without paying the market rate.
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Cuneiform(cuneiform-lang.org)
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Functional programming in JavaScript is an antipattern(medium.com)
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Clojure Linear Algebra Refresher – Matrix Transformations(dragan.rocks)
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by emidln 9y ago
Just need an IRC gateway for trollbox
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by emidln 9y ago
I don't know if you're actually looking for a solution here, but cider performs macro identation by delegating to metadata on the macro itself. This lets user-defined macros get correct formatting (for whatever value of correct th
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Filtered Dispatch: Predicate Dispatching for Common Lisp [pdf](p-cos.net)
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by emidln 9y ago
You can also easily write pipeline() (which is just a reduction over callables inside a lambda[0]) such that: process = pipeline(partial(filter, even), partial(map, inc), sum) p
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by emidln 9y ago
Easier to bribe some intern or entry-level engineer who has the excel file mapping all the signals from every module on the bus. These used to be passed around pretty openly at the suppliers I worked for, and interns started out making some

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