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by gamache 11y ago
Are there any other reasons to be a regular, active participant on... Facebook? Party invitations. Facebook is Evite.
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by gamache 11y ago
Post links. The one I posted was the most recent I found (October 2015), but most studies I saw (every one I checked, N > 5) reported distinct success for FMT in their abstracts. [EDIT] You've posted a link now, and the article is
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by gamache 11y ago
Re: fecal transplants, do you mean the study with N=46 in which FMT scored a 91% cure rate, 28% higher than placebo? http://www.hcplive.com/conference-coverage/acg-2015/fmt-pass... Citations needed.
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by gamache 11y ago
Serious question: why is this not implemented a Vim/Sublime/Atom/Emacs plugin?
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How to Build an API in 10 Minutes(readwrite.com)
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by gamache 11y ago
Thanks for the reply! I read the "[1]" link you posted, and the word "homoiconic" doesn't appear anywhere. Elixir code and data share the same native data structures, ergo Elixir is homoiconic. Virding's poi
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by gamache 11y ago
Macros are the most powerful tool for making DSLs, which means they pop up in a lot of "specialized" niches, like web dev. You can make DSLs in other ways, but without the ability to inspect and decompose code at the per-token le
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by gamache 11y ago
It wasn't a job for ARA (Anti-Racist Action, for those playing along at home). The hardcore gangs, as well as the skinheads, were by and large either anti-racist (e.g. SHARP skins) or apolitical (e.g. they just like to fight). And mor
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by gamache 11y ago
The FSU link you posted and the Suckers link above are some of the best illustrations of why I considered the Boston hardcore scene to be a collection of human garbage, ca. 1995-2005. Prior to '95, it was the skinheads who would show u
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by gamache 11y ago
As required by the Mac App Store, Haskell for Mac is sandboxed. Consequently, Haskell code executed in a Haskell for Mac playground cannot access any data except for Haskell for Mac documents, the app container, and those system files whit
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by gamache 11y ago
All of which were invented before search engines were of much importance.
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by gamache 11y ago
This page is substantially unchanged since 2004.[1] There are a lot of technologies missing from that list! But that's the cool part -- when you think of how many modern languages and packages could be on that list, it really drives h
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by gamache 11y ago
Everyone likes distortion, but dudes have the 40lb pedal boards.
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by gamache 11y ago
In our testing, we’ve found that SourceForge’s downloader behaves more nicely in a virtual machine. If you want to see what it actually does, be sure to test it in a real Windows system on a physical machine, not a virtual machine. This
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by gamache 11y ago
Neato! I wrote a shitty version of 50% of that two years ago, when I was tasked with uncooking a bunch of data in a MySQL database as part of a larger migration to UTF-8. I hadn't done that much pencil-and-paper bit manipulation sinc
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by gamache 11y ago
This is the best justification for "assless chaps" I have ever seen. I thank you.
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by gamache 11y ago
This is not the case. I've written a Lambda which quite purposefully writes to a different path in the source bucket. I have a Lambda for processing large files; the first phase is a single Lambda splitting the file into chunks which
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by gamache 11y ago
In NYC people have kitchens the size of toilet stalls.
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by gamache 11y ago
I use mbsync to pull my Gmail messages over IMAP into a local Maildir/. Works fine, though it requires a generated app password if you have two-factor auth set up on Google.
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by gamache 12y ago
Only if you're inside one.
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by gamache 12y ago
newsoffice.mit.edu is not enjoying all this traffic. Article text: http://pastebin.com/MTdagueN
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by gamache 12y ago
I got good at the Vi movement keys by playing Nethack. Nothing like a few 50,000 turn games to put hjkl into muscle memory.
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by gamache 12y ago
Mechanical keys are a pleasure to type on, but most mechanical keyboards are of the non-split, non-ergonomic variety, so you'd be taking a step back from the MS Natural keyboard. I have a wonderful tenkeyless keyboard with Cherry brow
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by gamache 12y ago
Definitive! Oh, then I suppose the millions of people making slides on Google Docs was all an illusion. Sure am glad I read this press release!
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by gamache 12y ago
If you're worried about flushing the cache, there's Charlie Somerville's flush-free OpenStruct: https://github.com/charliesome/fast_open_struct
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by gamache 12y ago
At least the last time I looked at Swagger, it was very much URL/endpoint-focused. Hyperlinks, while documentable, are not first-class citizens. In a real hypermedia-driven API, you want to document the links, not the URLs, as the AP
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by gamache 12y ago
There have been an explosion of API specification formats in the last few years. No clear winner has emerged. JSON Schema and JSON Hyperschema are JSON-based formats for describing JSON and REST (hypermedia-driven) APIs. The formats make
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by gamache 12y ago
Technically, you don't need to return 1; you need to return a truthy value. The string "Perl syntax is dumb and hateful" works just as well.
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by gamache 12y ago
Your comment reads a bit like "we cargo-culted the things we could see in the Smalltalk environment, but didn't understand the underlying philosophy or elegance of what had been made; what's left to learn?" Seeing feat
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by gamache 12y ago
Smalltalk is not the Grand Old Man of programming languages, but the future of software development created 40 years in the past. Yup. And that future was realized in systems less monolithic than Smalltalk. The WIMP interface made it to

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