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lgas
11y ago
In all fairness, you don't have to move the amount of malware through your bedroom that SourceForge moves through their network.
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lgas
11y ago
The API docs don't mention any such restriction: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/fri...
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lgas
11y ago
Don't be so hasty, I think sending them into space would be a good start.
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lgas
11y ago
Your iPhone is aware of it's own location in space and time and remembers previous locations as well.
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lgas
11y ago
Do you have any pointers to where I could read more about natural languages being meant to interrupt the speaker? That sounds fascinating.
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lgas
11y ago
What makes you think there is funding involved?
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lgas
11y ago
All of these tables relate to one another Where all this gets particularly interesting is wherever, by traversing the relations between table... These are the merits of the “relational” database. That's not what "
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lgas
11y ago
I suspect the average non-mathematician would get a lot more out of the "Casting out nines" page than the "Digital root" page.
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lgas
11y ago
The proper way is: However he wants. It's his money.
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lgas
11y ago
Cool. I did not know about :compiler-stats. I'll check it out.
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lgas
11y ago
Ah. Guess that makes sense. I'm lucky enough to be able to use ClojureScript so I guess I've fallen behind on modern JS.
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lgas
11y ago
Just as another data point, our project is 16k lines (including tests) and I just timed it at 2.7 minutes to run "lein cljsbuild once" with no difference when setting those jvm-opts. This is on a quad core 2.8ghz i7 MBP.
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lgas
11y ago
The post says: In javascript, everything is mutable, but w/ new es7 spread/rest syntax it is increasingly easy to just do immutable anyway. E.g. instead of myobj.x = newx you can do myobj = {...myobj, x: newx} and everyt
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lgas
11y ago
There are lots of things more interesting than The Pip, but they're unrelated. Is there some connection between the Pip and the Russian Woodpecker that I'm missing?
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lgas
11y ago
Google shuttering a product is a bit of a different thing than a company going out of business. It's a different pool of people in a different position dealing with different issues. I'd like to think they would do the same (rig
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lgas
11y ago
Not to mention that sex is free (well, generally) so it's an even easier and more available option than drugs or alcohol to distract yourself from crushing poverty.
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lgas
11y ago
There's actually unlimited room here.
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lgas
11y ago
Betteridge says no, others say yes.
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lgas
11y ago
In general I'm of the same mindset as you, but to be fair it's not exactly an apples to apples situation. Painters demonstrating a new technique are far less likely to get bogged down trying to figure out why the wrong colors are
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lgas
11y ago
Then write it.
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lgas
11y ago
I suspect that's what was meant by "one".
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lgas
11y ago
I'd wager that way more people know who Jeff Dean is than know who Fabrice Bellard is.
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lgas
11y ago
Dance like no one is watching.
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lgas
11y ago
They don't have the level of adoption but if your concern is automating best practices then you may be interested in Webmachine[0] (Erlang) or one of it's descendants like Liberator[1] (Clojure). [0]: https://github.com
865.
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lgas
11y ago
Why can't you measure how much you eat from a buffet?
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lgas
11y ago
I identify as John.
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lgas
11y ago
I have no idea about the veracity of the claim but this page[0] contends that Lisp has had first/rest since 1959. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAR_and_CDR
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lgas
11y ago
I think you just give less vouchers to the kid rapist than you do to say someone in on involuntary manslaughter, who in turn gets less than someone in on GTA, who in turn gets less than a coke dealer, who in turn gets less than someone in o
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lgas
11y ago
Why didn't you do it?
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lgas
11y ago
The usual reason is having more experience with MySQL than PostgreSQL.
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