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by ghayes 7y ago
> Io was created in 2002 and actively developed until 2008. Thanks to everyone that made contributions. Patches are still welcome. > A JS/WASM implementation might happen some day... From http://iolanguage.org/abo
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by ghayes 7y ago
For me, I found it very useful to stop using tracking branches. This means I move all of my branch pointers manually and once you get used to it, you’ll begin to find rebases and cherry-picks more intuitive. In fact, it’s made me really dis
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by ghayes 7y ago
I don’t believe most start-up get “stolen,” there’s just a limited set of words and many are in use in different fields. Plus trademark expressly allows different marks by industry. A recent example here was a screen share app sharing the n
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by ghayes 7y ago
The goal of ElasticSearch, I always thought, was that it scales horizontally and can handle the loss of multiple nodes without availability- or data-loss. It's interesting to build a single-server replacement, and this can likely work
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by ghayes 7y ago
Neither of these concerns affect Google Cloud Platform. 1) Google has not cancelled any GCP product that I know of, and 2) GCP has excellent support with fast SLA-timed responses from support personnel. Additionally, Google, the org., recen
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by ghayes 7y ago
There's a lot of interesting questions here. Constitutionally speaking (at the Federal level), there is an express right given to the Executive branch: "The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless whe
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by ghayes 7y ago
By your very logic, does that mean the second enumerated power "2. To borrow money on the credit of the United States;" means that we are also obligated to be in debt? Would it be unconstitutional to pay down the debt of the natio
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by ghayes 7y ago
The argument, originally, I believe was that comments might be hacked to “extend” JSON with various additions (e.g. dates via an end of line marker). Comments were excluded to keep the format stable, which, FWIW, has worked.
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by ghayes 7y ago
I've noticed this pattern emerge more than ever on the front page of reddit. The vast majority of generally public posts tend to be deeply negative, for example, from right now: 1. Joe Biden calls game developers "little creeps&qu
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by ghayes 7y ago
Can you cite news articles or other sources to this effect? Otherwise, this comment is strictly hearsay.
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by ghayes 7y ago
If you’re comfortable with not being precise to half pennies or $0.001, then there is likely a unit that you feel is equitable to round to, and the question is what unit that should be. As rounding will favor you as often as it works agains
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by ghayes 7y ago
I assume many of the effects are long-term and would be hard to quantify in a short-term clinical trial. In that case, what could be done to prove vaping is safer than cigarettes within a reasonable time to market?
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by ghayes 7y ago
Google has for its entire history had strong ties to building a developer community. For instance Google Summer of Code [0] and here's a list of Google APIs with 179 current APIs [1]. [0] https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com&
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by ghayes 7y ago
Couldn't the founder story still be true, but simply incomplete? E.g. Jack Dorsey may have been frustrated that a company didn't accept credit cards, but also, he was already a successful entrepreneur and may have spent months or
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by ghayes 7y ago
Take a look at HMOs, such as Kaiser Permanente. HMOs combine the function of insurers and medical providers in a way that aligns incentives (everyone pays about the same, but healthier people need less care and are thus more profitable cust
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by ghayes 7y ago
But the FBI could advise the canary poster that not continuing to post the canary notice could lead to legal action (esp. since that person has willfully put him/herself into the situation). Then it would be up to the recipient of th
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by ghayes 7y ago
Wouldn’t a slide-rule be a similar modern day approach?
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by ghayes 7y ago
We’ve been using Certora for smart contract code verification. For me, it’s really amazing to see effective code verification can be (on small and important code routines). Over time, I expect code verification to overtake unit testing for
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by ghayes 7y ago
When I hear this arguments, I just wonder, why does the argument always apply "to the executives," and not all of the employees down the line that signed off on a given decision. I think the reason we don't adopt more of thes
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by ghayes 7y ago
My primary concern is that with a set of 20 or 100 validators, you can’t call it a decentralized platform (it’s a blockchain run exclusively by a centralized consortium). The article discusses the fact they intend to to decentralize it in 5
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by ghayes 7y ago
I guess the article is, in part, refuting the argument that the tax breaks cause hiring and reduce layoffs. In all honestly, they are likely unrelated events-- but it would be in the public interest to know that before deciding tax law chan
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by ghayes 7y ago
In a similar vein, I’ve been using TouchBarEmojis[0] which turns the TouchBar into a most frequently used emoji selector and really enjoy it now. [0] https://github.com/gabriellorin/touch-bar-emojis
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by ghayes 7y ago
I will say, Apple at least did a good job making the remap (Caps to Esc) a really easy preferences change.
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by ghayes 7y ago
Personally, I've always wanted take a look at Liquidity Lang [0] which exists on top of Michelson. At a glance, it seems to solve a large number of issues that have caused bugs in Solidity smart contracts (e.g. liquidity has abstract d
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by ghayes 7y ago
You can take a look at Effects in Idris: http://docs.idris-lang.org/en/latest/effects/
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by ghayes 7y ago
I’m a little... confused, is this blog post informed by one data point and then extrapolates a set of conclusions / reasons / motives? I can understand the sentiments of the article and poster, but I am not convinced of the premis
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The original terrarium was constructed and sealed in 1960, according to the article, and only watered since then once, in 1972.
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by ghayes 7y ago
What you’re looking for is called punitive damages, and already exists in the legal system (this is why McDonalds paid millions of dollars for a hot coffee). The goal is to actually open lawsuits including punitive damages for fraudulent or
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by ghayes 7y ago
Yes to clarify I believe OP is implying: there are more Yiddish words in current American English than there are Yiddish words in current British English.
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by ghayes 7y ago
Doesn’t criminal negligence exist in the US, along with a number of other statutes that could apply? Not to say they would face trial here if the events occurred here, but there are laws that would apply given sufficient evidence of wrongdo

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