ivcha

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by ivcha 9y ago
Interesting project. I wonder what is the relation to approaches that allow explicit composition of enumerators, such as [1]? It seems that this approach could provide a nice interface for generators that need to be constructed explicitly.
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by ivcha 9y ago
He is not. And don't forget that he deserves much more respect, partly due to his contributions to the software practice, free software, and freedom in general.
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by ivcha 9y ago
This shitty system thrives because of people that think like you. Firstly, you mention some magical words like "good work", which mean nothing. Secondly, you wrongfully label a large group of people as wanting "something for
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by ivcha 9y ago
RedNotebook
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by ivcha 10y ago
I think Pidgin should fit the bill. Awesome client with a lot of useful plugins.
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by ivcha 10y ago
This is such a straw man... I would like to downvote this comment, at least a couple of times.
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by ivcha 10y ago
If you're thinking Europe, Belgrade, Serbia. A very nice city with balanced weather. Amazing nightlife. Emerging opportunities in tech and startups.
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by ivcha 10y ago
Yes; no specific methodology; tools on linux: Rednote or Lifeograph
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by ivcha 10y ago
Leon ( http://lara.epfl.ch/w/leon ) -- effectively, a verification/synthesis framework around Scala
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by ivcha 10y ago
Eclipse for Java / Scala / Latex / pretty much everything. Awesome and mature IDE, performance is getting better, high degree of customization, and many other great things.
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by ivcha 10y ago
Belgrade, Serbia. A very nice city with balanced weather. Amazing nightlife. Emerging opportunities in tech and startups.
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by ivcha 10y ago
Perhaps you can kill a bunch of birds (especially those that hurt your privacy :)) with one stone: install Firefox ;)
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by ivcha 10y ago
I am getting tired of people seemingly ignorantly repeating "echo chamber" and using it every time someone mentions Twitter. Systems like Twitter provide great ways for disseminating information -- there is nothing inherent about
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by ivcha 10y ago
It does actually. Check out http://doc.akka.io/docs/akka-stream-and-http-experimental/1.... , where a distributed echo example is shown.
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by ivcha 10y ago
That's too bad, pidgin is the only client I want to use, regardless of the protocol...
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by ivcha 10y ago
This is arguably one of the main points of UBI, which should, by construction, solve paternalism. One of the main points is changing people's view on income.
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by ivcha 10y ago
Regular chat capabilities + easy sharing of current browser views, of course. I use it regularly, e.g. when deciding to buy a ticket with my friends.
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by ivcha 10y ago
So many clients, so much effort spent... I wish the shared functionality could be encapsulated and used within other clients (some of which arguably far more flexible and thus usable), like pidgin (which is my favorite) and irssi...
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by ivcha 10y ago
The number is fine; I take it's reasonable since we are talking about ensuring BI for a lot of people. Yes, it makes sense that the money comes from the richest, where we assume the government is actually capable to achieve it in some
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by ivcha 10y ago
This is a weak argument. First of all, it seems as a strawman argument, since you assume a trillion dollars get somehow injected while the amount of goods and services stay the same. Secondly, you assume people will suddenly stop being prod
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by ivcha 10y ago
I wonder how does this compare to skype4pidgin [1] -- this pidgin plugin is working very nicely already [1] https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin
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by ivcha 10y ago
Please, not another IDE. Perhaps a compiler or a static analyzer -- the task Haskell is a very good fit for.