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by eudox 12y ago
So it doesn't have value because people think it has value.
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by eudox 12y ago
I actually started out trying different parsers (Clang, pycparser), but they validate too much. cmacro uses a home-spun parser because it's meant to let you write things like: route "/user/edit" POST => lambd
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Lisp macros for C(github.com)
116 points by eudox 12y ago|72 comments
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by eudox 13y ago
Are we going to post every new OpenSSL bug until everyone switches to miTLS?
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by eudox 13y ago
Obviously the solution is a DeadManSwitchCoin.
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by eudox 13y ago
You will find the attitude almost everywhere you look. "If it is legal it is moral". Saying it's exclusively in the finance industry is absolutely delusional.
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by eudox 13y ago
>“Anything that is completely computer-operated is a potentially oppressive system.” Anything that is completely people-operated is a certainly oppressive system.
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by eudox 13y ago
I'm guessing it uses CEF3.
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by eudox 13y ago
And it's written in Common Lisp! What's not to like?
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by eudox 13y ago
Web development is very particular because of security. You can write, say, a console newsread with any programming language that has an XML parser and a curses binding. But if you want to write a web application that will actually see prod
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by eudox 13y ago
Wait, who is blue and who is red?
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by eudox 13y ago
I was thinking about this the other day. I'm not trained in economics or anything, but since UBI is universal, and amount of money in people's checkbooks is simultaneously and predictably increased, the inflation wouldn't hav
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by eudox 13y ago
I like the use of non-HTML tags instead of div class madness.
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by eudox 13y ago
Templating.
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by eudox 13y ago
I really like the design of this one more than that of the original.
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by eudox 13y ago
Maybe what Google did[0], like: X-Human: Work for us! {first 10-digit prime found in consecutive digits of e}@startup.com [0] http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=3916173
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by eudox 13y ago
It has kind of a start-uppy name, wouldn't you agree?
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by eudox 13y ago
For those interested in a pretty ok movie, Marooned (1969) is about the rescue of astronauts unable to de-orbit after spending months in a space station.
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by eudox 13y ago
I wish something like the ATV SSTO[0] had been built. A small, reusable, single-stage-to-orbit crew transport. [0] http://www.astronautix.com/lvs/atv.htm
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by eudox 13y ago
I thought the Ariane was destroyed by aerodynamic forces?
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by eudox 13y ago
The whole idea of a "Foundation" is just trying to apply a future-shocked paradigm to something that fundamentally does not need it.
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by eudox 13y ago
What do you want him to say that won't get him arrested?
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The Day We Click Back(tante.cc)
1 points by eudox 13y ago|0 comments
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by eudox 13y ago
>I expect better from Krugman. lol
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by eudox 13y ago
I thought this was going to be about embedded Windows.
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by eudox 13y ago
But thanks to the public ledger that is the blockchain, we know which coins came from the Feds, and as such, which not to accept! Don't let them get away with it, folks.
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by eudox 13y ago
Robert Zubrin has spent a large chunk of his career[1] arguing that going to the Moon is absolutely worthless. Go to Mars instead, it's not orders of magnitude harder. Why the Moon? There is nothing of value. Some ice embedded in rock,
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by eudox 13y ago
>BitCoin looks like it was designed as a weapon intended to damage central banking and money issuing banks, with a Libertarian political agenda in mind—to damage states ability to collect tax and monitor their citizens financial transact
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by eudox 13y ago
Why not a drone dirigible?
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by eudox 13y ago
This just shows cellphone records alone are not enough.

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