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by forkerenok 9y ago
No, they are not, and some are useless Edit: I guess not useless, but over time rendered as anti-features
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by forkerenok 9y ago
Out of curiosity, how do you come around assessing it as high-quality code? By what measure(s)?
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by forkerenok 9y ago
I think the GP meant that some users feel so entitled that they are not even trying to ask nicely. The attitude. He didn't discard the notion of non-paying users asking for features at all. Edit: typo
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by forkerenok 9y ago
Depends on from where you look :) It is stdout for the previous process in the pipeline and stdin for the tosheets itself. EDIT: Tosheets -> tosheets
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by forkerenok 9y ago
If I understand the matter correctly, FFI-ing with a language that has runtime has more friction in extra overhead of initializing runtime, i.e. more state management in your app. Not that it is not doable. EDIT: maybe indeed someone more k
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by forkerenok 9y ago
What's the moral of the story?
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by forkerenok 9y ago
I remember at Standard Chartered they have a Haskell monolith project of a few million LoC and they are relying on incremental building. [1] I wonder why that wasn't an option for facebook. [1] From podcast: http://www.haske
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by forkerenok 9y ago
Totally sympathize with your comment, but, playing devils advocate, > 26^12 = 9.542895666×10^16 You could say adding 5 special chars "cheaply" doubles (formally) the search space without affecting how many chars users have to m
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by forkerenok 9y ago
As if it was some sort of a neat evolutionary filter to weed out those that are too self-aware (judging by sleep awareness).
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by forkerenok 10y ago
I wonder what principles a judge in the U.S. justice system? Is it only constitution? Can people somehow adjust what makes a judge? (speaking of competency in privacy matters)
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by forkerenok 10y ago
That's a very subtle joke :) (Those in the dark search for cloud2butt browser plugin)
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by forkerenok 10y ago
Appreciating the sentiment, I would like to add that a great framework builds a great community around itself, which helps (A LOT) sort out (in the worst case work around) all sorts of issues. And this holds for Rails.
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by forkerenok 10y ago
Yes, it's all about nulls. I was curious to break it down from Curry-Howard correspondence (Types as Propositions) point of view. The line static class Constrain<A, B extends A> {} reads as for all propositions A and B
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by forkerenok 10y ago
To my knowledge syntax within a file is completely checked when that file is loaded. I think the OP referred more to errors in method and other reference names.
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by forkerenok 10y ago
Your nickname rings the bell. Aren't you https://github.com/tarcieri ? If so the "tl; dr:" sounds strange considering your celluloid-based eco-system. Edit: which I consider, at least to date, a bit orthogona
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by forkerenok 10y ago
His opinion. But I agree with you that this is undeserved. Perhaps it would sound less toxic/ungrateful if/when he publishes (to free online access) a part of his book that is equivalent to LYAH (in terms of covered material).
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by forkerenok 10y ago
On the contrary, I think that is a good side of Chris Allen (@bytemyapp), he truly believes that everyone (I'm not even narrowing it down to software engineers) has capability to comprehend the core ideas of Haskell and become as profi
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by forkerenok 11y ago
Well, that's exactly the thing about Postgres. It is not stuck in the stone age, yet extremely reliable. Having worked with a number of MySQL (main fork) and Postgres installations in the past 7 years I observed a number of crashes and
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by forkerenok 11y ago
Proof-link? or lie. (pg fanboy here)
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by forkerenok 11y ago
Those are good points. A followup thought I had is that it (the Garbage Collector) doesn't have to clean everything up in predetermined constant time once it's been deployed. Performance would be sufficient, if, for a given interv
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by forkerenok 11y ago
I'm wondering if it is feasible to create an autonomous/remotely piloted Garbage Collector that would be knocking the junk down into atmosphere?
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Reconnect – vulnerability in Facebook Login(translate.google.com)
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by forkerenok 12y ago
The OP article probably means rDNS lookup, where IP is resolved to DNS name. For consumer IP's it would look something like 12-23-45-234.gw123.vietnamtelecom.net. Edit: which usually gives a better idea of the host's origin than r
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by forkerenok 12y ago
I wonder if contribution to that repo (or alike, i.e. affiliated with some gov's defense orgs) would be considered a treason in some countries...
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by forkerenok 12y ago
Not an expert at all in any sorts of font issues, but I remember having something similar with unfortunate settings of font `Hinting` and `Antialiasing`. My current settings are: Medium and Grayscale respectively. (on Gnome Shell)