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901.
by lgas 11y ago
Except that Python's listen comprehension syntax was inspired directly by Haskell's.
902.
by lgas 11y ago
Sometimes.
903.
by lgas 12y ago
Perhaps to the title of the video, "The Animal That Wouldn't Die".
904.
by lgas 12y ago
Why not?
905.
by lgas 12y ago
Out of curiosity, why did startup time matter for a webserver? Webservers seem to be the canonical example of long running processes where startup time doesn't matter. Also, why not clourescript on node? Seems like the best of both wor
906.
by lgas 12y ago
No questions, but just wanted to say thanks a ton for making an awesome tool that's made my life better!
907.
by lgas 12y ago
It does do damage: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1004074/pdf/annr...
908.
by lgas 12y ago
There's only nothing to worry about if you don't mind reduced grip strength: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1004074/pdf/annr...
909.
by lgas 12y ago
Was loving it until I built up to a decent size then died because I accidentally moved the mouse to a screen corner that locked the screen.
910.
by lgas 12y ago
This is a great solution. For fun I had a go at golfing it a bit: (-> "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jorin-vogel/7f19ce95a9a842956358/raw/e319340c2f6691f9cc8d8cc57ed532b5093e3619/data.jso
911.
by lgas 12y ago
There are several options for managed Elastic Search available on Heroku's platform: eg. Bonsai, Found, SearchBox.
912.
by lgas 12y ago
http://instantwatcher.com/ helps with some of the filtering that people in this thread want (categories, tv vs movies, etc)
913.
by lgas 12y ago
I think perhaps you missed the "enough" after the parenthetical. He recommends it highly.
914.
by lgas 12y ago
There's also Mongres which was inspired by this project. https://github.com/umitanuki/mongres
915.
by lgas 12y ago
In case anyone has a Novation Launchpad, I made Conway's Game of Life for it when I was first learning Clojure[0]. It's fun playing with cells you can press. Unfortunately there's a lot that I would do differently now that I
916.
by lgas 12y ago
My (quite possibly wrong) understanding is that purity has nothing to say about side effects. It's simply concerned with the inputs and outputs of functions, specifically whether the function will always return the same value given th
917.
by lgas 12y ago
Interesting timing for me, I just stumbled across Clortex[0] which is an implementation of Hawkins' HTM in Clojure today after watching How To Make a Brain in Python[1] which may be interesting to anyone that likes this stuff. [0] htt
918.
by lgas 12y ago
FWIW jstr was referring to the text comments below the video. There is other info there too about e.g. rendering settings.
919.
by lgas 12y ago
A synchronicity, a synchronization, a sync. A simultaneity. An overlap. A meeting. A touch. A carom.
920.
by lgas 12y ago
Exactly. I think the question is built on a false premise. http://techcrunch.com/2015/01/28/facebook-q4-2014/
921.
by lgas 12y ago
This was a joke, the only out of stock item on the list is the Hammock at the bottom. This is a reference to Rich's talk "Hammock Driven Development": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5oFoZBc
922.
by lgas 12y ago
Might be interesting to set up some sort of system for pairing young healthy aspiring programmers with older more experienced programmers that have lost the use of their hands (or eyes, etc) such that the younger programmer could learn from
923.
by lgas 12y ago
I'm sorry but none of this is sexist. Making an assumption about someones gender, race, age, etc based on what is most common (or most common to you) does not make you a sexist, racist or agist. It just makes you human. If, after rea
924.
by lgas 12y ago
If I had to pick just one, I guess it would be happy. But I choose both. Fortunately for me I am happiest when I am productive, so it works out.
925.
by lgas 12y ago
Can you elaborate on, or point me to some reading on the issues with containerizing tomcat and/or jboss? This is not something I've encountered before and may become an issue for me soon. Thanks.
926.
by lgas 12y ago
In psychology the term for what you are describing is "locus of control" -- your "doers" have an internal locus of control, and your "victims" have an external locus of control. There is evidence that having an
927.
by lgas 12y ago
While technically correct (the best kind of correct!) your final sentence seems to be a fairly ludicrous position to me -- in general scientists spend (quite a lot) more time learning about biases and other flaws in rigorous thinking and ho
928.
by lgas 12y ago
Willpower.
929.
by lgas 12y ago
I imagine fullwedgewhale was picturing them as being randomly distributed, not all on the same day every quarter.
930.
by lgas 12y ago
I don't really understand your response. I was just curious what was special about the word "askew" from BasDirks' point of view.

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