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by krisdol 11y ago
Shouldn't the person downloading the source code be expected to run those scripts? And topically those scripts are included in the source.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Or don't use undeveloped language features until they're available. I'm very happy with the subset of ES6 available on node, but I never shared the complaints many people have of "callback hell". It's really no
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by krisdol 11y ago
My uni didn't have any of that. YMMV
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by krisdol 11y ago
I thought it was supposed to be worth more than Spotify a few weeks ago? [1] 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10965558
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by krisdol 11y ago
I wonder which startup will chomp off this new sourcefor-- I mean, Github. I know, totally different companies at this point, but this shift marks me seeing GH as a completely different entity from what it used to be, and I don't look
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by krisdol 11y ago
The same user has been posting this multiple times a month, almost every month. Now that this entry got attention, I hope he stops, although his first post got very signification attention and it hasn't even been a year.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Agreed, when I'm on the train its just not as bad as driving, even when it takes longer.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Do you subtract those hours from how much time you'd be in the office or do you spend 12 hours a day away from home every day? I do about 2 hours a day when I'm not biking, but because we have a strong remote-work culture, I find
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by krisdol 11y ago
You're right, I was taking issue with the article quote that api embedded, and the notion that getting rid of people who knew what they were doing, assuming it's true, was the cause of VZ's current catastrophe. I think they c
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by krisdol 11y ago
Exactly, and that's why I asked for a source about the claim not believing in inflation was in any way a tenet of left-wing populism, or leftist ideologies in general. I shouldn't have mentioned Objectivism unless someone had cite
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by krisdol 11y ago
Where's the evidence of that? Why do you think venezuela should be able to solve all their problems by pumping more oil but don't expect failing companies to do the same?
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by krisdol 11y ago
Yes, that's my counter-point. Depending fully on oil has many negative repercussions for any country. Unlike private entities in the USA, you can't just downsize a country to maintain profits.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Nothing about that is inherently leftist or populist or leftist/populist
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by krisdol 11y ago
"based on a (let's be clear) distinctively populist/leftist economic theory that there is no such thing as inflation, but rather only predatory pricing." Can you source any of this without linking to an "Objectivism
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by krisdol 11y ago
>This is a classic "that never works" maneuver Funny how this argument starts to fall apart when you look at all the failing oil & fracking companies in the US, which were run by people who knew what they were doing and had
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by krisdol 11y ago
What ridiculous propaganda. This is the cost of depending an entire country's budget not only on one single commodity export, but on highly optimistic predictions of that commodity's future price. Commodities go through major boom
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by krisdol 11y ago
>If you want a reasonably fast statically compiled language, what would you use? I'd go for rust.
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by krisdol 11y ago
"defer" is more corporate-speaky
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by krisdol 11y ago
Yes. For one, I don't trust myself to not accidentally hit a keyboard shortcut I'm used to using on my native editor, but happens to collide with an important function in the email client. I also despise gmail's interface in
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by krisdol 11y ago
Boston, and because I feel like the culture at companies with unlimited vacation is that people are much more afraid of taking longer vacations. When I had 4+ weeks guaranteed, I took advantage of it every year without guilt, even the full
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by krisdol 11y ago
I like programming but I'm tired of the hours, of being salaried, and of employers that could lay their filthy hands on everything I make outside of work. I hate "unlimited vacation" but it's nearly impossible to avoid.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Why not?
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by krisdol 11y ago
This was unexpected and hilarious. I literally laughed out loud. Good work
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by krisdol 11y ago
> I mean why bother having a desktop or laptop if you can use your personal device, plug it into different things and get the full experience as if you had a laptop or desktop? You have to hope that those different things are always ther
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by krisdol 11y ago
I imagine that film studios feel more comfortable pandering to a known audience with characters they identify with rather than gambling on a potential new, different audience that may not identify at all with the characters. The proportion
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by krisdol 11y ago
What do you like to play? I'm back in the swing of CS:GO nowadays, some Civ V and BE, and I run Age of Empires HD in wine. Divinity: Original Sin and Pillars of Eternity are great classical action-rpgs. Something like a quarter of the
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by krisdol 11y ago
Generous severance.
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by krisdol 11y ago
If you care about resources then you should really be using ed[1], not emacs. "easily in quotes here because really that just means "people who know web languages"" It's my go-to editor/IDE for Rust, which is f
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by krisdol 11y ago
Lots of plugins and a very customizable ecosystem. For me atom is a full IDE replacement, not just an editor.
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by krisdol 11y ago
That explains why I haven't experienced it -- our projects' npm scripts to build packages wipe out that folder before building.

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