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by hesselink 15y ago
Here (Netherlands) it's also not that bad, there's often a few sections on the menu: meat, fish, vegetarian. If you're lucky, they're of similar size. Supermarkets have a reasonable selection of meat substitutes, though I prefer to use chee
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by hesselink 15y ago
What monad would you use them for? I've never seen a really good use case.
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by hesselink 15y ago
> I wouldn't mind at all moving away from having to eat cattle. Who's forcing you to eat cattle?
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by hesselink 15y ago
I think you have Planck's constant (about 6 * 10^-34) confused with something else. It would be about $0, which is still less than $4.5 billion.
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by hesselink 15y ago
Yes, it turns out it grows based on the screen size. Still, with the browser maximized on my laptop, I see only one where it used to be 5 (or 4 + more).
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by hesselink 15y ago
In the blog post it's gone, in the preview theme it's still there. I think it means very little, since you could always turn it off in the settings. It would make sense for them to discontinue Buzz though, since they now have Google+.
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by hesselink 15y ago
The month view in the new Calendar is even worse. You could see 5 appointments per day (4 if you had more than 5, since it showed '+x more'). Now you can see only one. It has gone for good to useless.
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by hesselink 15y ago
You are right. I was misled by an incorrect new article, but the actual amendment [1] is clear that the user has to ask the ISP to do this. [1] https://zoek.officielebekendmakingen.nl/dossier/32549/kst-32...
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by hesselink 15y ago
Note that there is an exception if the ISP does it on ideal grounds, tells the user and doesn't use it for its own profit. This was an amendment by a extremist christian party that accidentally got voted in by the labor party...
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by hesselink 15y ago
See also here: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=nl&tl...
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by hesselink 15y ago
One problem I have with JSON is that there is no canonical way to represent union types. For example, if you have the Haskell type data C = A { field1 :: T1, field2 :: T2 } | B { field3 :: T3 } How do you represent this in JSON? The
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Silk (Haskell-based semantic web startup) raises seed funding(techcrunch.com)
30 points by hesselink 15y ago|7 comments
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by hesselink 15y ago
Not once you have published the change.
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by hesselink 16y ago
This is the only name for it I've heard here in the Netherlands.
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by hesselink 16y ago
It's the Windows key on Windows keyboards, and the Cmd key on Mac keyboards.
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by hesselink 16y ago
I just tried the same on the Mac (in TextEdit). If you start with a slash, you get a 'go to directory' dialog. If you enter a slash later in the filename, it saves with a slash in the filename. The 'magic' is that it actually uses colons, w
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by hesselink 16y ago
> OTOH, static typing could make writing some kinds of programs impossible. Often, these turn out to be incorrect programs or programs without a good structure/architecture. It is my experience that static typing makes it slightly harde
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by hesselink 16y ago
As an aside, note that this isn't the recommended way to make Int an instance of Monoid, since there is another, equally valid definition using '1' and '*'. The recommended way is to make a newtype. In fact, the Sum and Product newtypes are
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by hesselink 16y ago
Actually, you don't need to in most real programs. You usually use the elements of a list with some function that makes it clear what type they have. In GHCi (the interpreter) this doesn't happen. It has some defaulting rules to alleviate t
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by hesselink 16y ago
That is exactly how it works. The version has four components: A.B.C.D. The first two, A.B, are the major version, and have to be bumped on incompatible changes. The third is a minor version, and has to be bumped if you add to the API. The
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by hesselink 16y ago
I'm guessing they do this to provide location on phones without GPS, or to improve it. Apple uses this as well on the iPhone (I think) and the iPod Touch. I think they use this company: http://www.skyhookwireless.com/
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Testing Javascript(blog.typlab.com)
3 points by hesselink 17y ago|0 comments