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by emidln 11y ago
This problem is solved by mirror dependencies and pinning the versions. Even against a git repo, pinning to a particular sha is something that is possible. Automatically upgrading versions (i.e. not pinning versions) in a production build i
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by emidln 11y ago
A maintenance programmer should be raising to management the risk if they do not have reproducible builds. The issue isn't that the company's software has a dependency. The issue is that the company is taking for granted the gener
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by emidln 11y ago
> Try to rebuild that thousand-dependencies app in three years from now and you'll see ;-) This is your fault for expecting free resources to remain free forever. If you care about build reproduction, dedicate resources to maintain
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by emidln 11y ago
We did this as a hook for cam sites back in 2010 featured on porn sites. It's useful if you let a machine filter for those who show no skills in your sales language (ours was english) or who aren't very chatty. Those people talk t
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by emidln 11y ago
I try to spend good portions of each day several months a year on various beaches in Maui. I can't think of many things I'd prefer than playing and swimming with my family at the beach. When I was single, a beach with a nice bar o
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by emidln 11y ago
The purpose of such a DSL isn't to let you write generic clojure faster. The DSL isn't even targetted at traditional programmers. The purpose is to enable training people who have no idea what Clojure or Lisp to get things done th
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by emidln 11y ago
This is mostly true because we have made forms of non-wage income tax advantaged while capping out how much income we consider during welfare-tax-directed calculations (like social security). This doesn't have to be the case.
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by emidln 11y ago
You could also walk the ast and do something special with unknown symbols (and functions that contain them). i.e. while walking, we notice a function (> age 20) and age isn't visible in scope. We thus rewrite that into something lik
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by emidln 11y ago
It depended on my teachers. I can only think of a couple classes where it was a major part of my grade from third grade on. I distinctly remember not going on field trips because I wouldn't have enough homework stickers on boards when
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by emidln 11y ago
You only have to do that when the child of born. Even then, you have quite a bit of leeway as to when you have to notify the insurance company.
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by emidln 11y ago
Or hiding it.
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by emidln 11y ago
I've told recruiters to not send resumes for candidates who wanted over $X comp. If the person won't let them know a ballpark up front, I'd have never seen the person. Unfortunately, I don't have enough hours in the day
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Doubling Down on Onyx(onyxplatform.org)
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by emidln 11y ago
I use ievms for this: http://xdissent.github.io/ievms/ It automates installing/snapshotting Microsoft's virtualmachine images for various windows/ie combinations using VirtualBox. Works well on Linux and
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Compojure-api 1.0.0 is out (Clojure Web Framework)(metosin.fi)
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by emidln 11y ago
That common factor enabled YCHT/YMSG which allowed for ad-hoc communication in and out of those silos. That friends list could chat, play sports, send emails, play chess, probably other things (those are all I did). It wasn't form
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by emidln 11y ago
Yahoo circa 2000 was a social network, with your yahoo account connecting messaging, chat, games, websites, and loads of other stuff.
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Running the Ultimate Race(linkedin.com)
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by emidln 11y ago
As someone employed in building complex systems, I appreciate the takeaways listed during the discussion: RethinkDB’s engineers noted three takeaways from tracking down this bug. First, fuzz-testing—at both the functional and
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Jepsen: RethinkDB 2.2.3 reconfiguration(aphyr.com)
167 points by emidln 11y ago|13 comments
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Bee Bread(nordicfoodlab.org)
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by emidln 11y ago
Google Closure compiler seems to already support this out of the box: https://github.com/google/closure-compiler/wiki/ECMAScript6 Edit: s/good/support/
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Improving the Clasp programming experience(drmeister.wordpress.com)
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by emidln 11y ago
It seems worse than that from the article. A lot of PhDs are from non-accredited schools. Some of the PhDs are from a series of online "schools" that seem to be ran by the same man.
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by emidln 11y ago
I'm not sure how other emacs users do this, but I use `projectile-grep` to grep for symbols in a project all the time. In the spacemacs this is bound to `SPC g s p`.
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by emidln 11y ago
Vim's macros are certainly more quickly composable. I still use them in emacs via evil using execute-kbd-macro: ;; select the current graph (execute-kbd-macro (kbd "ma{y}`a"))
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by emidln 11y ago
I spend a lot of time in places where I have no data access. I need local development capabilities. ChromeOS can do that via crouton, but data access from USB is very slow.
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by emidln 11y ago
I'm typing this from a Pixel 2015 LS. ChromeOS is great if you're not a dev, and it's still pretty good if you do dev work on it. The problem isn't really ChromeOS (you can replace ChromeOS with Arch or Ubuntu with a lit
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by emidln 11y ago
I'm glad to see `have!` and friends get into their own package. I've used them extensively in Peter Taoussanis's encore library and was a little afraid of them being labeled 'deprecated' recently. Good to know I won
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by emidln 11y ago
I think so (at least on sbcl). I don't use common lisp all that much, I mostly knew about describe due to the which-key menus in the emacs SLIME environment.

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