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by flippant 11y ago
It might be because banks were forced to place a limit on withdrawals.
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A self documenting DSL built on http4s(github.com)
1 points by flippant 11y ago|0 comments
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by flippant 11y ago
Sorry https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/liftweb/dead/lift...
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by flippant 11y ago
Someone asked recently on the mailing list if Lift is dead. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/liftweb/dA5NUjkqB-4
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by flippant 11y ago
I'm not sure if this is the intended purpose, but how about you add the TPP agreements and post the link to Reddit.
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by flippant 11y ago
Look at the tests and see what breaks them.
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by flippant 11y ago
I think you should volunteer at a charity that engages in work that you care about and then decide if you still want to donate.
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by flippant 11y ago
There has to be a better way of doing this: numbers = append(numbers[:2], append([]int{3}, numbers[2:]...)...)
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How “eXtremely Distributed Software Development” Is Different(yegor256.com)
1 points by flippant 11y ago|0 comments
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by flippant 11y ago
Your project looks really cool, but it would be great if one could share a link to a query.
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by flippant 11y ago
Your personal website is down. >Status Code:500 Internal Server Error >Error establishing a database connection
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by flippant 11y ago
Erlang is mentioned as a solution on page 6. >[Go is] way to easy to program than Erlang
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by flippant 11y ago
It's for the average user with a decent connection that skips parts of a video. This is tedious, but if you want to buffer a YouTube video try youtube-dl[0] or using VLC. [0] https://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/
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WikiLeaks: ISPs to hand over copyright infringer details under TPP(zdnet.com)
3 points by flippant 11y ago|0 comments
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by flippant 11y ago
Off-topic: the link is https://github.com/yegor256/tacit?oct Is the `oct` url parameter significant or just a typo?
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by flippant 11y ago
Eggs in some parts of the world are washed. This removes the outer layer and as a result they need to be stored in the fridge.
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by flippant 11y ago
WebRTC is peer to peer. I'm going to guess that it's not particularly expensive to run the service.
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by flippant 11y ago
He was led on with the promise of a better salary.
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by flippant 11y ago
say 'ay ay. ay ay. smoke weed. every day.'
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Ask HN: What does the percentage next to posts mean?
166 points by flippant 11y ago|68 comments
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Android 'Stagefright' exploit(androidcentral.com)
1 points by flippant 11y ago|0 comments
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by flippant 11y ago
Not all companies use Java for the language. Twitter switched from Ruby to Scala for their backend because of the JVM's performance.
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by flippant 11y ago
1) Go has a runtime that's included in the binary that you get when you run `go build`. It takes care of garbage collection, goroutines etc. It does not do any JIT compilation afaik. 2) Go compiles fast because it gives up a lot of mod
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by flippant 11y ago
I'm not from Chicago. Does this have anything to do with the Netflix tax from a month ago?
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by flippant 11y ago
I reported it a few days ago. It seems they haven't updated it yet.
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by flippant 11y ago
He could be half Indian.
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by flippant 11y ago
I wonder how well the GC could handle the constant generation of new collections.
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by flippant 11y ago
Off-topic: At the bottom of the landing page Ellen Pao is listed as an investor in Periscope and CEO of Reddit. The latter is no longer true.
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by flippant 11y ago
I think you might be using flash to play the videos. I've used the site on a 5yr old macbook with Chrome and haven't noticed issues.
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by flippant 11y ago
If you're coming from Python, you will be shocked by the compile times. However, the type system will likely save you time in the long run.

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