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by kunley 17y ago
I guess he meant systems like functors in ML/Ocaml.
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by kunley 17y ago
Btw you can try nailgun to start JRuby's JVM once. See your $jruby/tool/nailgun/
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by kunley 17y ago
This is not DNA. This is kind of inertia, following the herd. They do what they believe their organisation believes in. When people see that there are too many beliefs in it, they can strive for something simpler and more useful.
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by kunley 17y ago
They not compare themselves. You try to read between the lines but there's nothing in it
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by kunley 17y ago
"Say No by default" Yes! That's the most useful single meme from the article :)
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by kunley 17y ago
Old but useful -- and nice to read it again from 2010 perspective.
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by kunley 17y ago
Erlang of course.
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by kunley 17y ago
What to you think about vmtouch'ing the ~/.mozilla dir periodically in order to keep it in a fs cache, instead of artificially having it on a shm fs? Btw, vmtouch: http://hoytech.com/vmtouch/
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by kunley 17y ago
I like long periods of being offline. Still, looking for information is a common way of procrastinating. So for me spending too much time on HN is an indication that I'm pushing away something to do which actually bores me. The best way to
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by kunley 17y ago
Yeah well even Klingons settled for peace finally.. ;)
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by kunley 17y ago
Anyone remembers demands for 10-year Java experience back in Y2k?
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by kunley 17y ago
There's awesome JRuby wrapper around it: Celerity I went the route: Mechanize -> HtmlUnit (from inside Clojure to be more scriptable) -> ended with Celerity and most happy.
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by kunley 17y ago
Funny. My friend was much like that guy (also with some framework past, he did some extensions to the eZ for instance) but switched to Ruby recently and says: no intention to go back. First he just started to generate pages using erb, much
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by kunley 17y ago
They are banned now... So anti-phishing folks got accused for phishing. Looks it was technically nice idea but terrible user experience. Unless of course there WAS a hidden agenda here.
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by kunley 17y ago
Yeah well the more important thing seems to be that they changed gnome-over-compiz setting to gnome 3.0 w/ gnome-shell, which means the compositing window manager is now part of the gnome. While some ideas in gnome-shell are quite cool (tho
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by kunley 17y ago
Cool. I've seen and used stuff like this at peer's company in Stockholm, in 2000, just before the dotcom crisis.
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by kunley 17y ago
You may think that cultural impact has no borders but certainly one thing has borders: the countries and laws respected inside them. Your country respects one's life no matter whether he hurt somebody's feelings or not. It is a sane system
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by kunley 17y ago
Your last claim is not true. Most NoSQLs don't have transactions thus can't have any ACID properties. ACID is all about transactions in the first place.
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by kunley 17y ago
Not having a good conversation on an average blog just means this is not a good medium for such conversation. Instead of artificially pumping faked content we should strive to hack a better medium.
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by kunley 17y ago
This point of view is miserably broken. Yes, planet is overpopulated, in Asia & Africa. On the contrary, by having kids in a highly developed country and by giving them education one is doing a favor to this planet & its culture.
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by kunley 17y ago
Erm... actually I find this phrase funny; it can be of course related to anything, and this thread seems relaxed enough to insert it. But whatever the collective wisdom says...
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by kunley 17y ago
Did you know that 50% of Douglas Adams fans do not realize that they constitute half of this guy's fans population?
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by kunley 17y ago
You don't see any value for some Java refugees in this article, do you? Have a nice life. Inside your alone monad.
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by kunley 17y ago
Does it also have features like removing/changing CPU cores _while it is working_? Same for memory? Don't get me wrong, I'm all for cheap still useful hardware. But I've also worked on a Superdome. Believe me, it's crushingly superior to yo
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Monads for Java/C++ programmers(irekjozwiak.com)
44 points by kunley 17y ago|23 comments
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by kunley 17y ago
You're kidding. It happens all the time. I will be oversimplifying now, but still my observation is that in western Europe most people who oppose to something are those for whom it's a way of life, like leftists (or, contrary, extreme right
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by kunley 17y ago
On the contrary, living in Europe I see you in the US as a great example of society which dares to stand up and say "No!". By comparison, you are exceptionally well-educated, conscious and actively taking care of your rights.
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by kunley 17y ago
Now it crashes on an attempt to register.
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by kunley 17y ago
Not quite fashionable in the cloud era, but still power/price ratio is crushing :) I post it as I find it quite funny. I don't have any relation with a seller, so please don't consider it an offer spam as it isn't. Unfortunately the auction
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Used HP Superdome to be sold for $5300(allegro.pl)
1 points by kunley 17y ago|3 comments

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