ghayes

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541.
by ghayes 10y ago
Yet, functional programming is an in vogue as ever.
542.
by ghayes 10y ago
As you always have to do in JSON, and sometimes have to do in YAML.
543.
by ghayes 10y ago
Many customers will still choose airlines they like to fly. For instance, I filter Spirit Airlines flights, even if they are offering the lowest fare.
544.
by ghayes 10y ago
Why did you wrap that in a closure / immediately invoked function expression?
545.
by ghayes 10y ago
Why are you assuming the strike price is $500MM (not to mention this is the price of the company, not the strike of the option)? The strike price is what the stock is worth in terms of GAAP accounting, not what a VC is willing to buy X% of
546.
by ghayes 10y ago
One of the largest areas of concern is for real-time systems (systems which fail if they do not respond within some small time threshold). Most GC involves stopping the world to perform the GC which can pause your program's execution f
547.
by ghayes 10y ago
It looks like it was run through a Javascript minifier.
548.
by ghayes 10y ago
Wait, are you being serious? Can you explain that.. very broad statement?
549.
by ghayes 10y ago
Been using Elixir / Phoenix as well, and it's been a breath of fresh air. That said, I'm glad that rails has been looking at projects like Phoenix for inspiration as it continues to grow and adapt.
550.
by ghayes 10y ago
To back this up, I often try to Google in non-biased ways. If you search for "Is paleo unhealthy," you're going to get very different results than "health benefits of Paleo."
551.
by ghayes 10y ago
Not a Brit, but for one, it means Britian can control influx of immigrants and refugees. I'm sure that played into many people's votes.
552.
by ghayes 10y ago
They could hash each combination. Probably reduces security, but not a dead giveaway.
553.
by ghayes 10y ago
Just for comparison: to pass a US Constitutional Amendment, it requires consent of 2/3 of both houses of Congress and ratification by 3/4 of all US states. Treaties require consent of the President and 2/3 of the Senate.
554.
by ghayes 10y ago
Just to piggy-back, these maps often don't show urban density very well. I'm guessing that Kettering (which is reporting "Leave") has a few less people than say, London. Similarly, here is the 2012 election county map wh
555.
by ghayes 10y ago
Chris, been a huge fan of Elixir and Phoenix. Do you have any scope on the performance of Elixir versus standard erlang? I am gathering the opinion that erlangers believe Elixir to be slower in general? E.g. the performance of poison versus
556.
by ghayes 10y ago
Just bumped my servers to erlang 19, Elixir 1.3 and Phoenix 1.2. The erlang and Elixir communities have done a great job shipping. At my organization, I created our first internal service which uses Elixir and Phoenix. I've had a numbe
557.
by ghayes 10y ago
> At Marin, a large bacon and egg breakfast sandwich was $22, and refillable coffee was $7. On Friday it will go down to $18 and $5, respectively. It was not exactly an inexpensive restaurant to begin with.
558.
by ghayes 10y ago
Yeah I tend to think if another answer has double the points of an accepted answer, that answer should come first.
559.
by ghayes 10y ago
I mean, somewhat literally. Here's Internet Archive's HQ (and where the servers live): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Archive#/media/File:C...
560.
by ghayes 10y ago
Well for one, every command you run has root privileges (instead of requiring sudo). Every process you spawn has root privileges. You're safer keeping your privileges limited and sudoing when required. Also you lose your real-life audi
561.
by ghayes 10y ago
Your quote and your statement don't make sense together. > but only if you keep quiet about a broadly and unclearly defined set of events Where are you reading that?
562.
by ghayes 10y ago
At first glance, Elm's type system looks like it borrows heavily from Haskell [0]. Learning Haskell's type system is a great mental exercise, even if you don't even up coding in the language. [0] Basics: http://lea
563.
by ghayes 10y ago
Blacklists are default allow (if unknown, allow). Whitelists are default block. Default block prevents unknown inputs from causing harm.
564.
by ghayes 10y ago
Best rule to follow, only answer if it's in your area code. Most spammers don't bother to match area codes, but your co-workers do.
565.
by ghayes 10y ago
And they built a site for the project with a good Getting Started section: http://twitter.github.io/heron/ Getting Started: http://twitter.github.io/heron/docs/getting-started/
566.
by ghayes 10y ago
See Betteridge's law [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
567.
by ghayes 10y ago
Christopher Chedeau (vjeux) is a core react contributor. It's cool that his feedback was thoughtfully accounted for.
568.
by ghayes 10y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Click_wrap
569.
by ghayes 10y ago
It's honestly probably because it's been done in Flash for so long that any difficulties would be worked around with more Flash.
570.
by ghayes 10y ago
I feel like there's 20 CSS frameworks being made a day, so only the few lucky filter through to HN...

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