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   by lemming 12y ago

   Massive props for letting me play around with it without having to sign up or enter any data.
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   by lemming 12y ago

   One thing I've always wondered - at what age are Indian kids (or kids from other cultures with spicy cuisines) introduced to spicy food? They mention kimchi for toddlers in the article, what about in India?
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   by lemming 12y ago

   what are good IDEs for... Ruby: RedMine/IntelliJ Python: PyCharm/IntelliJ Clojure: Cursive/IntelliJ JavaScript: IntelliJ + all JetBrains IDEs Haskell: Dunno OCaml: Dunno Is there a good IDE for C++ besid
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   by lemming 12y ago

   I encourage you to think about how you might help, beyond donating money. While thinking about this is a laudable idea, I encourage everyone to donate money first, right now, since odds are it's by far the most effective thing you
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   by lemming 12y ago

   If you used Cursive, it would have marked that parameter as unused right in your editor. Even lazy bastards get the advantages!
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   by lemming 12y ago

   Here's a really great resource on how to make your project accessible: http://blog.clojurewerkz.org/blog/2013/04/20/how-to-make-you... If you only read one link from that page, make it this one: ht
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   by lemming 12y ago

   Of course I'd prefer it another way. Whether you like it or not, businesses are subject to all sorts of regulations from governments. Maybe you're a believer in the free market; I'm not. I'd like businesses that make the
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   by lemming 12y ago

   Here's another interesting tidbit about plain packaging: the Australian government has been sued by big tobacco over this, under the terms of a trade agreement similar to the TPPA that is currently being negotiated in secret. These agr
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   by lemming 12y ago

   The really cool thing about this is that you can also use alternative languages which compile to Javascript. I develop Cursive, an IDE for Clojure and Clojurescript, and one of my users has a native app written in Clojurescript published on
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    by lemming 12y ago

    I'm the developer of Cursive - thanks to you and others in this thread, I'm really glad you're all liking it!
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Of course I realise that - I'm just pointing out how John Key can probably say what he's saying and not be technically lying. Whether he's telling the whole truth is doubtful, of course. But of course, it's another examp
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Really? I watched the talk, I didn't see any evidence or concrete claim that it was actually implemented. I'm 100% against surveillance, BTW. I don't think what Snowden and the PM were saying were so incompatible - it's
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Using Columbia didn't help either. Using uname -m shows x86_64 so I guess that's it. I'll just have to wait for another update.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    I just did this and got no upgrades.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Interesting, thanks - I've been interested in a language like the Haskell.Next that SPJ described: strict evaluation but with effects controlled by monads. I'll give it a look!
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    by lemming 12y ago

    One thing I couldn't see anywhere - is PureScript strict rather than lazy?
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    by lemming 12y ago

    all the Lisp neophytes either give up or learn to cope with emacs and eventually forget about replacing it. This is really not true any more. LightTable is great for beginners, and there are more options for Clojure now. I'm developi
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    Hövding – airbag for cyclists(hovding.com)

    1 points by lemming 12y ago|0 comments
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    by lemming 12y ago

    It definitely provides "Find all references" - as to how well it'll work in the presence of templates, that's anyone's guess. But I'd definitely bet it's better than CDT's, or will be soon.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Sovereign is awesome, I run the VPS for my product off a customised version of it. Highly recommended. I especially like that you can run the unit tests locally against Vagrant, it's great.
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    Eyes on New Zealand: a summary of communications surveillance [pdf](giswatch.org)

    1 points by lemming 12y ago|0 comments
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Plenty of governments in other parts of the world already do this. In Spain (and I assume in most parts of Europe), the govt provides a draft of your return, which most people just accept through their internet bank.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    We also decided the same, although to be fair we were going down that path anyway (neither my wife nor myself use Facebook or LinkedIn, Twitter is strictly professional). I'm setting up a private server with a photoblog which will be p
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    by lemming 12y ago

    That has been happening for several years now: http://www.jetbrains.com/products.html
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Yeah, I really love the X system - I have the X-Pro1 and the X100S. Unfortunately I use them much less after the birth of my daughter, the autofocus is too slow and the video is really annoying. We ended up buying a Sony Alpha6000 which is
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Good timing for Snowden - given that Russia is keen to retaliate for the sanctions right now they're probably pleased to piss the US off with this.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    and kill them in a way that they die quickly Come back to us when any form of fishing, especially commercial fishing, is like this.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    ...and don't like or understand free press. That's a fairly ironic statement given the content of these documents.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    Has anyone tried http://swipehq.com ? Their website looks good and the cost looks ok too.
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    by lemming 12y ago

    In other words, there is no way to make a meaningful universal statement about vacation. Except this bit: Taking a break is good for most people.