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glibgil
12y ago
I've been thinking of try something like this. The way I thought about it was to only run a five minute mile. My plan is to go to the track and sprint for as long as I can at a five minute mile pace. When I drop below that pace, I walk
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12y ago
Your arguments are the conventional wisdom, but do the statistics support this? Stretching was once thought to be a good way to reduce risk of injury. It was a big part of the conventional wisdom. It isn't that simple, however, http:&
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12y ago
Amazon built AWS. AWS does $5 billion in business. AWS has the variety and depth of services that software engineers expect.
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12y ago
Um, Lucene? It's been ported to C#. http://lucenenet.apache.org/
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12y ago
You're not OP. I was talking to OP. Do you agree when he wrote, "Get over it. If you can't get over it, don't play with people you don't know."?
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12y ago
You should stop posting here because you have a small dick. Am I doing it right?
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12y ago
Does a copy editing service like Draft do fact checking too?
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12y ago
The bike is the starship of the past and it is still a starship. You might try riding a bike around SF. It is an amazing super power. Update: dalke above wrote "I thought it was going to end up that the author decided to ride a bike ar
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12y ago
I don't use Elm. I'm more interested in PureScript. But, the API looks silly for a Haskell like language. There is some positive feedback for whoever cares. Like, I wouldn't take that API out in public because everyone will t
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12y ago
Let me rephrase the question: why haven't they already?
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12y ago
Why so many strings and so few types, especially for somethings like Elm? The same in PureScript would be profile user = mkUI spec do div [ className "profile" ] [ img [ src user.picture ] , span [ text user.name ]
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12y ago
I went back into the archive and tried to run into a hardware hacking post before a framework post. It went, startup, startup, Google buys YouTube, startup, startup, then this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1981 (2694
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12y ago
That man is not dead. Look again. He is carefully balancing being sure to make no sudden movements. In the original photo there is a bottle of talcum powder nearby. The dead don't need talc.
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12y ago
Have you tried cooking dry beans? It is really easy and cheaper than canned. I bring them to a boil, can the water and then put them in the oven. They last for days in the fridge.
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12y ago
The team would likely decide to do it my way if they need a convention. But, if I can read their caps, they can read my no caps.
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12y ago
The keywords are called that because they are few and known. Their key-ness is what distinguishes them.
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glibgil
12y ago
It's not a battle. I won't do it. I never do it. I would name my table `user` or [user] or "user". I'm a big boy.
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12y ago
topher-the-geek, will you be writing Jepsen tests for Treode?
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glibgil
12y ago
I agree. Yell-caps in SQL are gross. I write all my sql in lowercase. It is case insensitive, every keyword. There is no other language that I write in where I don't use camel-case or underscore. SQL isn't going to be the exceptio
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12y ago
schrodinger, which part of your comment is racist?
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12y ago
gar1t is the guy that blew up "cool kids". He is doing better than banning the phrase. He is making it ridiculous. http://youtu.be/5GpOfwbFRcs?t=2m30s
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12y ago
"The most humbling part" You keep using that word...
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glibgil
12y ago
STM or MVar
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12y ago
My name is Gil. Look at my comment history and apologize.
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12y ago
No GIL.
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12y ago
Obviously the GIL was shortsighted, yes. Leave the people out of it. The idea was stupid. There was a reason, but it wasn't a good reason.
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12y ago
This is a contract question, specifically the End User License Agreement. It is not a case of innocent until proven guilty. It is innocence because there is no guilt. Civil courts do not determine guilt. Civil procedure is concerned with
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glibgil
12y ago
Calling something illegal is usually reserved for things that are in the criminal code. There is no law against running Mac OS X on non-Apple computers. No one will be going to jail. Nothing will happen. You don't even have to feel bad
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12y ago
Thanks for HNplaining to me. The question was rhetorical. I know the answer: this is an echo chamber and AirBnB is precious.
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12y ago
Why can't I down vote the concern troll? Or, why aren't those with the power to down vote able to detect the concern troll? A valid argument was made that couchsurfing.com is an actual sharing economy and AirBnB has stopped being
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