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Mincome(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by kick 6y ago|0 comments
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A Proposal to Admit New States for the Purpose of Amending the Constitution(harvardlawreview.org)
3 points by kick 6y ago|2 comments
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A Shallow Introduction to the K Programming Language (2002)(web.archive.org)
55 points by kick 6y ago|18 comments
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At Airport Gate, a Cyborg Unplugged (2002)(nytimes.com)
1 points by kick 6y ago|0 comments
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PL/I As a Tool for System Programming (1969)(teampli.net)
2 points by kick 6y ago|0 comments
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by kick 6y ago
Your voice matters! This victory was largely because of collective action on behalf of the people making such a fuss. Anyone who wrote to California's Attorney General should feel really proud of themselves right now; letters like your
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by kick 6y ago
What exactly do you think is so revolutionary about its design? I love it, personally, but I love it because it's not revolutionary. It takes some basic design principles and sticks to them militantly, which is sort of how Drew seems t
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by kick 6y ago
Line-height on Sourcehut itself is reasonable. It's just on the blog that it's off.
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by kick 6y ago
Having a pretty tough time finding my data here (not entirely sure which device it's on but it doesn't seem to be on the one I thought it was on), but if I can find it sometime soon I'll shoot it over to you via mail or somet
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by kick 6y ago
Then use regional results! I, personally, am not an engineer. I'm a person who has an actual use for 'global' results, and my main reason for using DuckDuckGo is the ability to not have regional results. If you want relevan
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by kick 6y ago
I don't currently have the time to respond to this in depth (I plan on doing so tomorrow), but I actually have done the math, although only for limited periods.
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by kick 6y ago
Worcester has a higher population than England's Worcester, and as such probably has more backlinks to pages related to it. That is global. Expecting global results to be regionalized is silly; just use regionalized results.
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PL/I As a Tool for System Programming (1969)(teampli.net)
1 points by kick 6y ago|0 comments
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by kick 6y ago
There are literally billions of people more deserving of his position in life than him. Sure, this applies to some extent to everyone, but given surveillance companies like the one he's built most disproportionately harm the blacks t
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Microsoft Word Now Flags Two Spaces After a Period as an Error(daringfireball.net)
2 points by kick 6y ago|0 comments
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by kick 6y ago
I don't think it can be handled well. The Tildes implementation is done by arguably the only (that said, former-)administrator on reddit.com who can be called "universally-loved"; it wasn't done by an amateur, and it s
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by kick 6y ago
Probably for the best, I've never been invited to lobste.rs; without an account, lobste.rs is pretty pointless because it has like four new stories on the front page per week, and as such I've never really paid that much attention
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by kick 6y ago
I may be an outlier in that I've always collected links that I find interesting and periodically revisit them, but I really don't think it's that much work to find links; curious exploring should get you far. Also, I just wan
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A Shallow Introduction to the K Programming Language (2002)(web.archive.org)
3 points by kick 6y ago|0 comments
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by kick 6y ago
If reddit wouldn't have moved away from Lisp, maybe you wouldn't have had to scramble to fix it. HN (as an example of a site that didn't move away from Lisp) fixes are always fairly quick, and the site has rarely had downtime
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by kick 6y ago
Shady? It's great. Little increases site culture in a more positive way than a community taking advantage of a flaw in the software it's running on, especially on a site wanting to encourage curiosity like HN. I'm surprised y
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by kick 6y ago
Yeah, certainly.
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by kick 6y ago
I realize you probably said this as a joke because you've never submitted anything; that said... Commenting is a decent way! If you opportunistically roam threads, it's not that hard to get quite a bit on each thread. However, the
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by kick 6y ago
Vouch mostly comes in handy for stories.
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by kick 6y ago
There are two sites that I've seen that have that sort of 'enhancement', neither of which I have an account on: tildes.net slashdot The quality of discussion on the former seemed to go down after that feature was added. The q
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Suspicious Activity in the National Emergency Library?(blog.archive.org)
3 points by kick 6y ago|0 comments
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by kick 6y ago
"Tolstoy's Children's Stories Will Devastate Your Children and Make You Want to Die"
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by kick 6y ago
Thank you!
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by kick 6y ago
I actually read (and liked) Halpern's book! In this case, I was responding more to the line quoted, mainly with the 'notorious' part in mind.
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by kick 6y ago
It wouldn't be a technical discussion any more than a Solaris vs. Linux flamewar is a technical discussion, in my opinion.

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