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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Yeah. > there’s one basic ingredient to living online that Sweden still lacks. > > They don’t have access to Amazon. Uh. Presumptive much? > while locals clamor I'm admittedly one mountain range over, bu
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
I find this kind of amusing. I suspect the adoption of this varies by area/country based on how, ahem, well, poorly basic SMS is implemented and priced in that area. For example I notice that when in Germany, Whatsapp adoption is qu
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Sure, but just like there's a difference between "deliberation" and "a fight", there's also a difference between "hmm, there's more to do" and "we regret the thinking we invested so far&quot
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
I'm... pretty dang okay with that response on issue 456. > To elaborate, the GL driver is incorrectly treating const variables in the shaders as uniforms. That's a pretty serious bug in the driver. I might also simply refuse t
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
> methods and operations Isn't a major part of the idea in the article that we can replace the "and operations" part with a system of pseudo-interfaces that encompass those basic operations?
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
> updates take longer to trickle down to your project Not necessarily. Who said that we're honoring constraints every single library declared for its transitive dependencies? We could. But perhaps we should be careful not to assum
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
I'm not sure this is the same as what GP is saying; these are more tools which look for known security vulnerabilities, which is fine for what it is, but... GP is pointing out the asymmetrical presumptiveness that updating at all is
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
This can be solved with other tools and community choices. For example, introducing automated systems which update dependencies to more recent versions, run automated tests (you already have CI set up, right?), and notify authors (including
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Counterpoint: coming from a Java background, I find totally freely-definable interfaces for some features used by core container types to be a little worrysome. In Java, I can't count the number of times I've debugged either corre
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
I really don't know where people get on this high horse and imagine that there's been some kind of fighting attitude here. I saw a talk by James Gosling (of Java fame) a few months ago in which he said one of the most important th
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Thank you for your reality check. There are way too many statements which are easily echoed blindly but just as easily fact-checked (and all too often, debunked) by going for a walk there . Thank you for doing and speaking about the latte
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
> you needed permission to publish a native module Elm's package repo. See, this, to me, sounds quite reasonable. A feature is potentially dangerous to the rest of the ecosystem if encountered unexpectedly: therefore, we put some e
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Thanks, said it better than I could.
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Yes. (Mostly.) REST semantics are a distraction. The best possible outcome of REST is when developers are encouraged to consider the concept of "idempotency" when they stumble upon the technical definition of the "PUT"
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
So what you're saying is... trains in SF... are a wreckage, and unusable. And you use a hyper-capitialized burning-someone-else's-money "disruptive" "startup" and would like to pretend it's comparable to
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
> where you can easily afford the things that the government would provide you in europe Call me when the SF metro holds a candle to Berlin. Or really, any functioning city. Gauntlet thrown. Transit in SF is a trainwreck. And you&#x27
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Those flowcharts and color coding are amazing. Everyone: even if you skim the rest of the article (mind, it's ALL worth reading), scroll to the last few pages and LOOK at those. They're color-coded by ease of flow (and yes, a de
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Good lord, wait until someone shows you computers . All the ones and zeros. A real mess we all can agree.
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
This seems like the kind of thing a legal system should be designed to help defend the market against. It's a net negative to the economy as a whole to let torpedoes like this fly without consequence; and evidently, a totally Laissez-
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
It's not a dumb question, but unfortunately, we live in a dumb^H^H^H^H interesting world. Check out all the links under this heading: https://reproducible-builds.org/docs/#achieve-deterministic-... Many legacy sys
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
So basically you reiterate what I said. And specifically: > So, basically, don't use legacy clients on your account, cause they will degrade your overall experience. Yes. As I said. But let's not put a bouquet of roses on it:
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
It also does not and never did support consistent history or multi-device. And it never will, because having some way to identify a message is a prerequisite for even phrasing the question "does device_foo have message_x synced yet?&qu
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
> I don't think you get the idea of extensions in XMPP I don't think you read the other comments I linked to. My fault for not copy-pasting the entire thing every time the "y u not be exactly XMPP" train comes on HN
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Try this: https://github.com/warpfork/gof It's pretty easy to declare a GOPATH that's local to your project. I've been quietly doing it for years. The linked repo is just one short shell script that he
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
I'm on the public Matrix.org server and I recommend new folks to sign up on the public server unless they're 100% sure they're willing to commit to the devops burden of maintaining their own homeserver. I also know at least a
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
IDs, though. Like, in the abstract, I agree with you completely. But IDs .
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
The thing is... with XMPP, it's things that are really, utterly critical like the concept of messages having IDs that are left in the "extensions". You can't build a sane protocol when something like "IDs"
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
I'm kind of surprised to hear that writing to stdout is a source of concurrency problems in a language that's considered to be functional. Surely if you can pass your IO handles to all functions that need them, you can decide on a
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
That's - one picture - a whole lot of non-sequitur.
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by heavenlyhash 8y ago
Nope, still more complicated than that. Single member LLCs are not partnerships by default. Multi member LLCs are partnerships by default. Either group can choose to be a yet a different category. See citation and quote in htt

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