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by lewisinc 8y ago
Could you link to your blog, please? I'd like to read about that when you do end up writing about the experience.
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by lewisinc 8y ago
I feel like Let It Crash and Fail Fast make a lot of sense in a dynamically typed language where, if you were to go ahead and code defensively and try to make assumptions about where your program could possible fail, you'll end up with
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by lewisinc 8y ago
That's fair, but I think with Elm-Conf coming up it's worth it to keep an eye on at least.
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by lewisinc 8y ago
Yes. Yes you can.
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by lewisinc 8y ago
I really just want a simple laptop with one of these displays so that I can code in the sun. Need me some sun.
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by lewisinc 8y ago
Yep, this was billed as an experiment - results should have been produced, regardless of scientific merit.
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by lewisinc 8y ago
Oh no, someone should tell them that darwin is the name for the kernel inside of iOS/MacOS.
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by lewisinc 9y ago
Well yeah, that was the point: "While there exist a number of high-level, Flask or Django like frameworks that abstract away most of the fun about this, we will opt for using the slightly lower-level hyper library to handle HTTP...&quo
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by lewisinc 9y ago
My computer is like a garden - treat it with respect or we can’t be friends.
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by lewisinc 9y ago
I don't think so. If anything I feel it's a bit easier as you don't need to reason about object state. It's also different, which is the main hurdle. If you use emacs you've already been exposed - Emacs Lisp is func
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by lewisinc 9y ago
I disagree. If the human species is to survive we need to colonize space. This isn't a next 100 years goal, it's a next one or two thousand years goal. If we don't succeed in colonizing other planets humanity will end when th
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by lewisinc 9y ago
Same reason Japanese sites look like they were designed in 90's. It's a cultural thing.
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by lewisinc 9y ago
It does not. sgrove posted this above https://vimeo.com/242081961 which is a talk he gave. Ended up watching it all the way through and came away being happier with ReasonML than I was before (eh, preconceptions because Fac
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by lewisinc 9y ago
Someone will have to explain why I might pick ReasonML over Elm for front-end development. Elm's community seems very focused on making front-end development as intuitive and hassle-free as possible. ReasonML seems like Facebook just w
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by lewisinc 9y ago
I would not call this "responsible disclosure". If it were "responsible disclosure" ALL Operating System teams would have been informed ahead of time - not just those with the most market share. Those BSD guys are partic
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by lewisinc 9y ago
What you'd be arguing for is, instead of revamping the way cars work, revamp the cities themselves. I feel like the market tends to side with whatever is the "lowest initial cost of entry" when picking which direction to go i
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by lewisinc 9y ago
They updated the UI not too long ago (couple years, maybe?). I feel like format compatibility with proprietary software is more of a priority than being pretty, being a FOSS project and everything.
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by lewisinc 9y ago
I think you might be reading that wrong - should be "Without compromise, macOS will discontinue support for 32-bit apps". The only compromise should be not upgrading to 10.14 and staying on 10.13.
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by lewisinc 9y ago
So... when are we going to start seeing Political Science and Philosophy taught in the US public educational systems?
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by lewisinc 9y ago
What benefit is there in the EFF resigning? I'm not educated on the issue as well as those on the committee, but it feels like not having the EFF on the committee at all is going to do more harm than good.