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10y ago
An internet of shit, even? https://twitter.com/internetofshit
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endgame
10y ago
I think it's `rd /s /q` these days.
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endgame
10y ago
At what cost?
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endgame
10y ago
Exactly. Don't design mechanisms unless you're happy with every policy from the set of all possible policies!
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10y ago
I don't swear much but you captured my reaction perfectly.
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endgame
10y ago
And you can bet someone will work out how to send these signals and jam cameras at inconvenient locations.
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10y ago
I hate wheeled suitcases. If I have to drag it I've packed too much.
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10y ago
I loved his book, but this video is great. His enthusiasm makes him really likeable. Having an under-the-house forklift robot is so damn cool!
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10y ago
In addition, the reputation model is actually incentivising the wrong thing. Answering some simple question that many people see will give you an answer that gets upvoted to the double or even triple digits. Answering something hard and wel
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10y ago
As much as I agree with rms' philosophy, the word substitutions often feel like playground insults rather than useful rhetorical devices. Digital Restrictions Management is about the only one that's really stuck: it's not con
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10y ago
Me too. What a bunch of goons.
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10y ago
I would extend "standard unix tools" to (old) "standard unix services". I learned a lot from the final project in "Haskell Programming from First Principles", which was to implement a server for the finger prot
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10y ago
FTA: > There were no notes on what resistors to fit - so I had to refer back to the schematic on the modules section of the RC2014 site. From here I was able to confirm that they were 2K2 and also note the orientation. it's easy to
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10y ago
Sounds like doublespace/stacker all over again: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stac_Electronics#Microsoft_law...
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10y ago
Outside of my price range but worth keeping an eye on. Thanks.
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10y ago
I do actually on a Pi3, so that's an encouraging piece of info. A GPU blob is at least a step up from the ring-negative-3 management engine.
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10y ago
Where can people go if they want a fully-libre machine and are willing to sacrifice x86?
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10y ago
Is there a good heuristic to answer this question?
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10y ago
This is excellent advice, and I've seen it replicated as far back as Fowler's book on refactoring. Does the trail go further back than that?
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10y ago
Old Apple hardware isn't my jam, but preservation efforts like this are really important. Congratulations.
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10y ago
I visited Adelaide once and had to get the map book out of the passenger-side pocket. For a destination in the CBD.
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10y ago
> (Sorry for this quasi-manifestoish tone...) Don't be. I think it was very well said, and while I've been a bit of a Free Software hippie for a while it keeps hitting me over and over just how far ahead they saw.
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10y ago
I actually used Stallman's phrasing "Service as a Software Substitute" in conversation the other day. This pattern is getting ridiculous.
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10y ago
Interesting. The new city system feels almost like a return to Accolade's 1996 game, "Deadlock": https://images-4.gog.com/b621a9344cd3732776dfe5bd8039acde7eb... Most improvements were sensitive to the type of
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10y ago
There's a subtle benefit that I haven't seen any of the other comments describe: the UI is made up of text, and I don't mean that in some curmudgeonly "things were better back in the day" way. I mean that all of the
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11y ago
Clojure's recur is kinda-close, I guess?
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11y ago
I like that approach: http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2016-04-11-write-opinionated...
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11y ago
My #1 git tip to anyone who will listen: use magit. Having the options for each command within easy reach makes getting git to do the right thing so much easier, and the UI feels very emacs. https://github.com/magit/mag
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11y ago
Yep, I remember having one of those too. Poor DSE, having to be a second-rate consumer electronics store all these years.
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11y ago
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