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gamache
18y ago
They can shoot each other all they want, but audio is crossing the line.
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gamache
18y ago
Or, worse, contrived gender-neutral pronouns like 'hir' and 'ze'
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gamache
18y ago
I understand the operational difference between using $_ and $i; it's the last two examples which confuse me, because one set of closures ends up using the very last value for $i (as I would expect for an $i scoped outside the loop), and th
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gamache
18y ago
Perl 5.10.0 gives three different sets of answers. Map works as the original author expected: @fs = map {sub {$_ + shift}} (0..9); print $fs[$_](3), " " for (0..9); >>> 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 A Perlish for loop, or ra
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gamache
18y ago
You're at -8 because you forgot the trailing slash.
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gamache
18y ago
On Clojure
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gamache
18y ago
Programming Collective Stupidity: Harnessing the Ignorance of Crowds
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gamache
18y ago
Typeset in lovely, 50-column ASCII.
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gamache
18y ago
If you're gonna crack a Lisp joke that sucks, at least attempt prefix notation and pretty-printing.
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gamache
18y ago
The domain name ensures both upvotes and low quality.
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Dissent Is Dead At Facebook, Employees Complain
(businessinsider.com)
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gamache
18y ago
Freshly ground whole grains and sourdough are OK too. But I'm right there with you. I could never hack the Atkins diet. If I had no teeth, I'd just soak the bread in broth. :)
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gamache
18y ago
People are not idiots It sounds to me like you have not worked in tech support. Considering that GS is a hosting site for tech support forums, my opinion is that they should be as close to idiot-proof as possible. For some reason, in my
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gamache
18y ago
I'd also submit that low-power electronic components are far more readily available (i.e. cheap) than ones which can handle a lot of juice.
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gamache
18y ago
I'd love to see a reference on that Challenger remark -- seriously.
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gamache
18y ago
I am posting in a dead thread to see what happens. I have nothing to add to this discussion, other than that a few years ago, I was using a 90lb fixed-sync CRT.
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gamache
18y ago
I'll give you $10 to suck my dick at gunpoint.
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gamache
18y ago
Oh, good to hear about try() -- that totally beats Object#andand.
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gamache
18y ago
If you consider Obj-C and Ruby interchangeable, you haven't programmed in at least one of them.
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gamache
18y ago
And with the bicycle included, the car is about 170 years old. Technically.
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gamache
18y ago
And from there, the winning logo (#51 by Jeff Wheeler): http://www.haskell.org/logos/logos/logo7000.png
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gamache
18y ago
Mac OS X, FreeBSD, Ultrix, SunOS -- flops, all.
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gamache
18y ago
(Current levels of) human life.
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gamache
18y ago
Commercially, honeybees are essential. There are no other insects which can be so easily harnessed for huge-scale pollination. Without bees, crops would still be pollinated by other insects, but not nearly in the amount needed to sustain
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gamache
18y ago
Interesting post... I have submitted my response here: http://tinyurl.com/cdb8qx
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gamache
18y ago
Yeah, I had never heard 'idempotence' used in a mathematical sense before. I just think of that as a function hitting a fixed point.
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18y ago
The concepts of referential transparency and idempotence are close, but not quite equivalent. 'Idempotence' is the property that you can run something 1 or 100 times, and there is no difference in post-conditions. "x=1" is an idempotent op
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gamache
18y ago
I'd bet you a dollar that at least 3/4 of the poll-takers are dailies. These are the users who really are taking this personally.
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18y ago
It's worth noting that those of us with the Facebook for iPhone app can just decline to update it, and retain an interface more like the pre-redesign Facebook. I find it much more useful.
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gamache
18y ago
Here, "active user" means "registered account". It's not a good indicator of who is actually using the site on a regular basis.
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