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by lemming 13y ago
One question (from above in the mass of licensing argument) according to Wikipedia the EPL is incompatible with the GPL: The EPL 1.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and a work created by combining a work licensed under the GPL with a work
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by lemming 13y ago
I was wondering this as well. According to Wikipedia: The EPL 1.0 is not compatible with the GPL, and a work created by combining a work licensed under the GPL with a work licensed under the EPL cannot be lawfully distributed. I haven&#x2
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by lemming 13y ago
I notice that they are actually capable of writing English like a normal person when it benefits them.
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by lemming 13y ago
Looks amazing. I'm really glad to see Jetbrains do well, they're one of my favourite companies. They deserve their success, their products are fantastic.
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by lemming 13y ago
He could have said "I can't comment on that in a public forum".
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by lemming 13y ago
First, this is the kind of thing that had us moving there in the first place ... I'm displeased with the adversarial/entitled tack that my country's government sometimes takes with its people, and I'm still hopeful that
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by lemming 13y ago
It's entirely unclear in NZ whether there's any legal obligation to furnish your passwords. See: https://twitter.com/GraemeEdgeler/status/411040201062895616 (Graeme Edgeler is a well-known NZ law comment
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by lemming 13y ago
I was detained for four hours at Newark airport. I was entering on a visa waiver for some meetings, and I was just coming off the back of another visa waiver trip. They were basically trying to prove that I was working illegally in the US.
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by lemming 13y ago
So I just tried Disconnect. A few comments: * I can't seem to see a list of all Google trackers. Some sites have multiple Google trackers, but if I click on the icon to see them it just turns off blocking for them. I'm assuming si
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by lemming 13y ago
...when one parent asked, what Snowden's destination was, another said, "Gitmo?" with a smile that indicated that he thought Snowden belongs there. I find that reaction quite commonplace among Americans I know. I find that
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by lemming 13y ago
Sugru (which I think is a great gift all on its own) have an alternative Christmas list here, focused on things that will last and are easily repairable, plus various other things interesting for a variety of geeky reasons. http:/&#x2
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by lemming 13y ago
Autism aside... You know that's been totally and utterly discredited, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MMR_vaccine_controversy there is a very real danger of a reaction when you combine so many vaccines. C
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by lemming 13y ago
...are all the people who didn't get a flu-shot responsible? Sure, if by getting a flu shot you can reliably prevent infection. That's nowhere near as true for flu as it is, say, for polio. Why are we even suggesting removing a
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by lemming 13y ago
It is an extreme view, but I disagree with your assessment that it should be entirely the parents' choice. In not vaccinating a child, parents are not just making a decision about their own child, they're making a decision that ca
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Video of photorealistic image being drawn on an iPad(kylelambert.co.uk)
1 points by lemming 13y ago|0 comments
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by lemming 13y ago
A really interesting article on how this relates to being an engineer is http://www.kitchensoap.com/2012/10/25/on-being-a-senior-engi... . At the time I read it I found it really interesting how few of the ski
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by lemming 13y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll look into that!
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by lemming 13y ago
Thanks - although reading that page it looks more like the technical aspects than the etiquette.
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Ask HN: using tweets from happy users on website?
5 points by lemming 13y ago|9 comments
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by lemming 13y ago
Have you looked at this? https://github.com/mtoader/google-go-lang-idea-plugin . I haven't tried it but it's being actively developed and the feature list looks good.
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by lemming 13y ago
Um, what? IntelliJ has supported HiDPI since about a month after the Retina MBPs shipped. It looks great.
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State of Clojure, problem areas(tech.puredanger.com)
7 points by lemming 13y ago|0 comments
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by lemming 13y ago
What a fantastic story. That's a startup I can get excited about.
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by lemming 13y ago
For me, this is the essential bit: clojure.test is simpler and less magical . You can read the clojure.test source code and understand it in an hour or so - the trickiest bit is the extension system (e.g. throws?). Midje has a lot of reall
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by lemming 13y ago
But seriously, this is almost entirely bullshit. I've used IDEs for a long time, and they just don't encourage the problems you're describing here. Bad developers do, and that's totally independent of your language or yo
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by lemming 13y ago
I'm not sure how LightTable works, but I can talk about how it works in Cursive. There's really not a lot of magic but there are a lot of tricky details. It seems like you're mostly talking about object method calls there - y
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by lemming 13y ago
shameless plug You could try Cursive ( http://www.cursiveclojure.com ). It's pretty new but it's based on IntelliJ so we get a lot of features for free. We don't have a lot of inspections yet but they're comi
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Generate Your Own Universal Surveillance Justification(eff.org)
5 points by lemming 13y ago|0 comments
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Arduino and Clojure (2010)(combinate.us)
2 points by lemming 13y ago|0 comments
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Sorting algorithms demonstrated using traditional folk dances(algo-rythmics.ms.sapientia.ro)
2 points by lemming 13y ago|1 comments

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