kaonashi

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by kaonashi 12y ago
I see you've removed all agency from the 'other groups'. Kudos.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
>Because the BoJ is going to keep on funding the government's debt forever with freshly printed yen, right? It's all printing when it comes to a country spending its own floating-rate non-convertible currency. Spending creates
513.
by kaonashi 12y ago
If you were, then you would also be aware that the Japanese debt will be rolled over in perpetuity at a rate of the BoJ's choosing. Any inflationary pressures are going to come from real supply problems/limits, not monetary policy
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by kaonashi 12y ago
With the moralizing about Japan's debt, you're forgetting one absolutely key fact: what Japan owes is something that Japan is the monopoly issuer of. If you leave out this fact, then everything that follows is just going to be of
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Probably has more to do with the first cultures that developed agriculture living near large rivers.
516.
by kaonashi 12y ago
Push the string harder!
517.
by kaonashi 12y ago
When your function returns a function, it's cleaner. func funcName() -> Int -> String { return { (i: Int) -> String in return i.toString() } }
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by kaonashi 12y ago
(the wrong) solution to asset management in Rails
519.
by kaonashi 12y ago
> It has absolutely nothing to do with hip hop. His notoriety has everything to do with hip-hop, and his stake in the company has everything to do with his notoriety as a hip-hop artist.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
So regulation never protects consumers?
521.
by kaonashi 12y ago
The belief that government spending is zero-sum wrt private spending.
522.
by kaonashi 12y ago
This lawsuit reminds me of John Fogerty getting sued for plagiarizing himself.
523.
by kaonashi 12y ago
Answering my own question; you have actions call DAO objects directly, which make any async calls, which the action can then callback into and fire off another action. Adding another question; do you try to prevent stores from knowing about
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by kaonashi 12y ago
How do you handle multiple stores which interact with asynchronous behavior? In the dispatcher, it looks like each callback is executed in order if you use waitsFor, but they do not wait for any aysnc behavior to complete. Do you have store
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by kaonashi 12y ago
> Readability, comprehensibility, and approachability all matter too, and this architectural technique is bad for all of those. That's a matter of opinion.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
> but why in the world would you want to do that? To get your tests to run in < 5ms > but why in the world would you want to do that? Build better software faster
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by kaonashi 12y ago
> "Good" government is "bad" if you believe monopolies are "bad". It sounds like there's some loanable funds thinking lurking behind that statement.
528.
by kaonashi 12y ago
You realize the entire internet was fostered along from its infancy by that very government. I think the takeaway is that good government is good, bad government is bad. I'm not sure why this is so difficult.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
I suppose you're correct. We are starting to do some image-diff based regression testing, but I'm not sure that anyone really does css TDD. TDD is in large part about getting the feedback-loop cycle as quick as possible while you
530.
by kaonashi 13y ago
I usually just test the addition/subtraction of a class, and don't test the purely visual elements.
531.
by kaonashi 13y ago
I fully TDD all aspects of web UI's -- what parts do you find difficult?
532.
by kaonashi 13y ago
> and show us a what correctly architected web framework looks like. Well, for starters, it's impossible to make a database call from a view.
533.
by kaonashi 13y ago
I've written software test first, and I've written it cowboy. Writing the tests first leaves me with better architecture and fewer defects. Maybe you do better with the cowboy hat on, I don't.
534.
by kaonashi 13y ago
Couldn't disagree more. The Merb merge gave rails new life, as it made it so you weren't locked into the default Rails stack (AR/ERB/Sprockets/etc).
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by kaonashi 13y ago
The piece seems to attack Piketty for not explaining why capital accumulation rates don't diminish, but then ignores the arguments presented; namely that capital accumulation allows privileged access to the political system.
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by kaonashi 13y ago
I find absolutely nothing wrong with the way he was treated. To say that somehow he was the victim of bullying, when he was the one who was taking action to deny other people their rights, is so morally backwards I have a hard time concedin
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by kaonashi 13y ago
> This should create a constant downward pressure on the price You need also to take demand into account.
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by kaonashi 13y ago
You see, most people need to justify sociopathic behavior.
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by kaonashi 13y ago
I've always found mixins in other languages to be absolutely horrible in terms of maintainability. They often lead to all sorts of sins and junk-drawer design. I'd prefer to see something like a clojure-ish protocol library.
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by kaonashi 13y ago
I have; it's not clear to me that the Castro regime was any more oppressive than Batista (though different people were oppressed, that's clear). It's also seems like a lot of what is blamed on Castro is actually just the fuck

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