jberryman

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by jberryman 11y ago
> I don't understand why it's ok for liberals to make fun of conservatives using "extreme snow" during winter as an argument against climate change Because that argument betrays the most infantile misunderstanding of
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by jberryman 11y ago
What are your parsing requirements?
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by jberryman 11y ago
> Unions historically were organized by people that were individually very replaceable I'm not sure that's accurate. I think in the US it was mostly skilled industrial workers who were unionized.
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by jberryman 11y ago
I regret every single time I try to use github search, even for the most basic "where is X defined" type queries.
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by jberryman 11y ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e5/Magritte_TheS...
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by jberryman 11y ago
Yeah. And they have a huge surface area of non-customer-facing and/or abandoned servers which are off limits. They should be more concerned with that than someone gaming their mileage program.
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by jberryman 11y ago
File corruption and sketchy saving sounds like a nightmare
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by jberryman 11y ago
> I understand the difficulty of maintaining such a large water distribution net I don't think that's what you're noticing. Water distribution tends to be pretty localized, and taste can vary quite a lot in different citie
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by jberryman 11y ago
> No muffler replacements, no leaking head gaskets, no timing belts making an attempt at freedom FWIW I've only ever changed the oil on my 2006 Ford Focus.
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by jberryman 11y ago
I've been with them for like a decade, and I don't think you've ever needed a specialized program. Use whatever you'd normally use to copy files over ssh, sftp, or ftp (but don't use ftp).
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by jberryman 11y ago
My understanding is that the prevailing hypothesis is DID is in most cases linked to severe childhood trauma or abuse. It seems disingenuous not to mention that in this article.
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by jberryman 11y ago
> No the idea has previously been that any information gets dumped onto wikileaks rather than wikileaks seeking specific pieces of information. I'm not sure the distinction between "dumped onto" vs "seeking out"
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by jberryman 11y ago
> It also changes WikiLeaks from observer and passive receiver of information to actor, instigator. I think WikiLeaks has only ever seemed passive and neutral to people who agree with its agenda
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by jberryman 11y ago
I would also do something like tap your desk sharply with a pen right before you film the test, and make sure the audio track is aligned with video at that point. I have no idea how accurate A/V syncing is on say a smartphone, but that
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by jberryman 11y ago
There's some discussion here: http://www.reddit.com/r/basicincome/wiki/index#wiki_wouldn.27t_basic_income_just_cause_inflation.3F I have no idea, but I could imagine in your scenario: when people
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by jberryman 11y ago
Not trying to be glib, but you can probably find lots of papers over the past few decades that try to tackle those questions https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=basic+income&btnG...
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by jberryman 11y ago
I can confirm. If you're curious I wrote a fast concurrent (single process) queue library for Haskell based around fetch-and-add: https://github.com/jberryman/unagi-chan Interested to check out your work! I'd
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by jberryman 11y ago
Or your thread has something else it could be doing while messages are unavailable. It sounds like you haven't thought much about message passing at all and could probably be a little more humble.
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by jberryman 11y ago
Software people might be interested in "The Bloom Paradox" for a case study in this kind of thinking.
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by jberryman 11y ago
FWIW Hudak's Haskell School of Expression was the first programming book I ever read, and probably the reason I do programming today.
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by jberryman 11y ago
Or advocating for massive reparations.
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by jberryman 12y ago
I think his attitude is refreshing too, but it's a curious comment sitting at the top of a thread on this forum.
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by jberryman 12y ago
> I'm not seeking a pharmaceutical or therapeutic recommendation. Is that because you're already in therapy? If so, skip the following; if not why not seek out a good therapist who can guide you in CBT, or something similar. Wh
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by jberryman 12y ago
Both haskell and probably most lisps are relatively simple languages, compared to python, ruby, c++, etc. I think I have some idea of what you're saying but I'm not familiar with go. > Every single abstraction has a price in co
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by jberryman 12y ago
And Hask is arguably not a proper category
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by jberryman 12y ago
I think you'd expect that from someone on the spectrum of pathological narcissism or psychopathy, which is I think not unlikely given what we know about him.
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by jberryman 12y ago
> the idea that you can say one but not the other If that was the parent's point then I wish he would have simply said that so that I could have disagreed, rather than whatever weaselly thing he wrote.
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by jberryman 12y ago
What's your point?
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by jberryman 12y ago
None of haskell's warts are near bad enough that they should put you off learning the language or using it successfully. Records are a particularly weak point (sort of the simplest thing that could possibly work) which some people care
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by jberryman 12y ago
I think "the sum seems unimportant" is something a wealthy sociopath might think. I'm around lots of things I could steal that feel relatively cheap, but I don't, nor do I litter, etc., not because I couldn't get

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