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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
It's legal, but labeled "internship" ;). 800 for 20h/week is not illegal.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Webkit is eating the world
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
I agree with you. Being a former heavy vim user, now using Emacs, I miss vim every day. Spaceemacs wasn't for me, so I now have a modified Emacs Prelude. I was more effective with vim, but Emacs being a lisp is just hard to beat for me
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Sorry for nitpicking. People claiming to be Satoshi did so and didn't sign. It could be the real deal, or not. Maybe I wrote all of those, and just typed "Satoshi" in the "from" field? I also want to believe, but
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
GPG or it didn't happen. Until then, this is just noise.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
No, vim does not have anything that comes close to the killer feature (and only good feature) of Emacs: lisp.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
States are too small. In the information age, governments are (still) limited by territory while information knows no borders. That is why twitter is larger than any governments own social network can ever be. Steam & petrol engines mad
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Hmm slavery is having people work against their will. Paying people a (low) salary for working is not illegal.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
So you can choose: * Pay up to the state * Get thrown in jail * Go in exile
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
I did not know this, thank you very much! Enlightening indeed.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
I have 0 faith in governments both for understanding and acting properly in the information age. They have time and again acted bad, and seem to not even understand the medium with they try to regulate. In the information age, power does no
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Golang devs should have a look at Clojure and it's `core.async` library. It works very similarly to Go (heavily inspired by the good stuff), but all data structures are persistent, meaning you will never have problems with concurrent m
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Being able to manipulate these from JS would be great. Then compile-to-js languages (Clojurescript & Elm) can use their (better) programming model for styles as well.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
For debugging I use the debugger that comes with CIDER. It is the simplest debugger I've ever used, on par with edebug. Honestly wondering: what do you wish for in clj debugging?
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Ganz richtig, Ich bin Schwede. True, I'm Swedish. Ja, jag är svensk.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
I'd wager most bilinguals are so not because they thought it would be a cool self-improvement project. I speak English because all the good movies are made in the US, and German because I live in Germany, and Swedish because that is wh
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Had a good laugh :). Some things I'll maybe incorporate in my own day-to-day...
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
I wish the clojure compiler also had the explicit goal of making things easier like this...
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Is it sad how Java developers live their lives?
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Isn't this problem directly related to mutating things in memory, rather than having the UI components each be pure function?
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Europe seems like an interesting country indeed. In many countries on the continent we call Europe, it works differently. I'm in a european country, and next-door to my office is a Porsche dealership where new cars roll out daily, fill
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Seems pretty inefficient to fly things, because the energy needed to keep it floating in air. Although history tells us never to say never about technology, it seems like having small autonomous robots on wheels. They could travel on the si
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Bitcoin could do this 2007...
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
They are not legal for anyone to use on public streets. I think that is the case everywhere on Earth. Remember though, that something being illegal doesn't mean impossible, or that it will forever be illegal.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Looks super cool, but except for being all about * cloud * social * on-demand * social what is it good for? What's the point? Was hard to find any real information on this beautiful website.
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by khgvljhkb 11y ago
Am I the only one amazed by what the Clojure community and core team are conjuring up? Doing client-side programming with things like CLJS, Figwheel, Reagent and core.async feels miles ahead of what we have in moden-js-land (es6/7, bab