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by k_bx 13y ago
UPD: that girl just died :( https://twitter.com/avramchuk_katya/status/43648282472023654...
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by k_bx 13y ago
Sorry for being not clear enough. I'm not saying protestors don't have weapon. I'm just saying that we shouldn't call them "opposition". Opposition are bunch of politicians that want to do everything peaceful a
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yes, Nazis are present there, sorry, you catched me on my words. What I was trying to say is that it's bullshit to say "west is using Nazis" (not sure what exactly is meant by "liberal west"). People who fight are n
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yes, I was there when protest began. President was telling that Ukraine is on path of joining EU for a long time, and in a last moment he turns 180 degrees. But then, Ukraine was kind of split to those supporting EU movement and those who d
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by k_bx 13y ago
Opposition doesn't have any kind of weapon or warriors at all! People are not with opposition, and opposition leaders lost their voice now, noone listens to them. People are too angry.
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by k_bx 13y ago
What? No! Here are people who died from sniper http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaMbkoJT2uY Here's a medical worker who had been shot https://twitter.com/HromadskeTV/status/436445556664066048&#x
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by k_bx 13y ago
> I think atmosx points very well written and neutral. No. They are completely wrong or a complete fantasy. From things that are fantasy like "this is not good for ukrainians", or conspiracy-like talks about "big games by
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by k_bx 13y ago
More than 10 people were shot today by snipers. Nothing to be jealous about.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Man, what a bullshit. Just as in Russian news. Do they still say people are paid to be in Maidan by USA?
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by k_bx 13y ago
I'm amazed to see comment like this. Do you really say that in USA president could beat-out peaceful protest (yes, they started completely peaceful, I was there), and later say "it was done in order to install new-year tree"?
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by k_bx 13y ago
Fuck the trade deal with EU. We are protesting against beating protestors, killing them, burning their cars, beating journalists, lying about not using weapons by police. Modern Ukraine never saw anything like this before.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Слава Україні! Хлопці та жінки, вибачте що не з вами, що не в Києві! Сподіваємось, що знайдемо змогу вам допомогти!
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by k_bx 13y ago
Haha, absolutely. I wondered how can REPL have something to JSON at all :)
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by k_bx 13y ago
I want this for elisp/emacs!
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yes, I was wrong. What I was referring to is that STM is "pure" concurrency, while gevent is for IO concurrency, and that you don't do any IO inside STM.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Thank you, I was wrong. What I initially wanted to say (now that I understand that STM is "CPU concurrency") is that STM is about pure computations. Haskell's STM doesn't let you do any kind of IO inside of it. I think P
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by k_bx 13y ago
Thanks for explanations, this cleared things out for me.
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by k_bx 13y ago
STM is about parallelism of your computations, not about concurrency (or any kind of IO). You mess these two. If you want genent on multiple cores -- just pre-fork N gevent workers.
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by k_bx 13y ago
I don't think it's stored in plain text, the post was about standard login/password signing in instead of too-complex current mechanism.
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by k_bx 13y ago
In first example: > data = JSON.parse(request.responseText) Maybe "var data = ..."?
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by k_bx 13y ago
On big repository, if you want to use zsh -- you will have to use NFS, otherwise my VirtualBox just hangs for 30 seconds until it can show me "git status" in a prompt. So only option for me is NFS (for VirtualBox).
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by k_bx 13y ago
Why is mercurial branches ineffective to move around branches? If I'm not mistaken, if you want to move commits from one branch to another you do absolutely the same rebase.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Well, mercurial branch is just a record in list of branches, so is it then also "conceptually lightweight"? What is "conceptually lightweight" anyway?
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by k_bx 13y ago
What do you mean by "git model"? Creating branch per feature? But that's exactly what I do in mercurial!
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by k_bx 13y ago
Well, if that true, I'd prefer to investigate and make them fast, instead of using "bookmark-as-a-branch" because of all the cool stuff mercurial branches have (like great log-drawing with branch info).
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by k_bx 13y ago
Why not use standard mercurial branches? At least you're able to say in which branch commit was done and draw a clean history for them.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Why do you think mercurial branches are not lightweight? Which operation (create, close, push, pull) on branches is noticeably slower than git's?
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by k_bx 13y ago
Removing Unity is completely different from removing whole Ubuntu, really. p.s.: I hope Unity gets these sorted out, since it's really the best DE I know.
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by k_bx 13y ago
> Python-inspired syntax for functions > fun to-celsius(f): > (f * (5 / 9)) - 32 > end Wait a minute..
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by k_bx 13y ago
Just for a person who doesn't have an iPad. So, can one modify this app and then share it to others via internet? Or is it only possible to do via AppStore?

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