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by lhnz 10y ago
Smaller file sizes.
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I've read it before. So I know that: > Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface But I also think that: > To build it out of simple parts connected by well-defined interfaces. Many text represen
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I've not used it before and I presume it is Microsoft Windows only.
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Perhaps there are features from other programming languages that should exist in shell programming? For example, I've always felt that the fact that almost everything in shell programming is a gigantic string is really bad. It would be
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I wonder how long it will take before something like this gets implemented as a `Hyperterm` [0] plugin. I think it could be quite useful to combine `npm` packages with shell commands and `map`, `filter`, etc, in your terminal. The only thin
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Declaring 'what' structure should exist - vs - Declaring 'how' this structure is created
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https://www.npmjs.com/package/opn
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Do others agree with the `getComponent` pattern described there? I do like it but I'm wary of moving away from the `beforeEach` pattern. The `beforeEach` pattern is much more common and is a consistent interface that engineers can easi
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Freedom of movement is actually a fairly good thing, though. > EU regulations, but now without (sic) much reduced influence You are misinformed, please read '1. "No Say"' of 'The Case For The EEA Option' [0]
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> if TTIP goes ahead it will be the only route to US trade deals. That's just not true [0] [1]. There's been a lot of movement relating to countries being open to global free trade [2]. [0] https://www.washingtonpost
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The UK isn't a protectionist state, they'll do what they can to ensure global free trade. Firstly, to keep access to the EU's 'single market', and secondly to attempt agile free trade with other countries around the
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Is it really likely that Oxford, Cambridge and other Russell Group universities are no longer going to be allowed to do Science alongside European universities? Is Theresa May and the conservative government against investing in Science? It
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Alright, I asked ASI to correct the numbers if they are wrong. I did also read the Telegraph's article about Michael Burrage's book on this [0] which said something similar, however I trust their ability to report less than the AS
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Well, I didn't. I've spent the last year expecting Trump to become president, and the UK to leave Europe. In my mind, it was only a matter of when. If it wasn't the Conservative party that had called the referendum, eventuall
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I think this is a completely irrational level of doom-and-gloom. Just because the United Kingdom has voted to exit the EU, doesn't necessarily mean that it is about to become Nazi Germany. There are certainly currents of nationalism af
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Switzerland is part of EFTA which is one step above the EEA [0] as-is my understanding. It would apparently take longer to negotiate this, however there is some political will for the UK to join [1] so it's not something that's im
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It's the Adam Smith Institute's research on the EEA Option: http://www.adamsmith.org/evolution-not-revolution
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No [0]. There are quite a few ways in which that might be considered better, or at least a step in the right direction. [0] http://static1.squarespace.com/static/56eddde762cd9413e151ac...
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Indeed. It should confuse any reasonable person that despite the death-knell 'Leave' has meant to be to trade and immigration, it's supported by many powerful free-trade libertarian think-tanks. For example: the Hoover Instit
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You are correct - I was trying to avoid the acronym and ended up completely bodging the meaning; I modified my comment in response.
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Will it matter to Scotland's goal of joining the EU after getting independence from the UK that they would have the worst deficit in the OECD [0] and have, in the past, only been a net contributor to the UK economy in three of the last
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Marginal Revolution had an interesting discussion on the possibility of Finance leaving London [0]. Reading the discussion it seems like there's no real obvious choice for a European city which might end up owning Finance in the way Lo
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My point is that it's completely idiotic to characterise highly-prestigious globalist think-tanks as anti-immigration or lacking intellectual capacity. They hold globalist perspectives which are worth reading and understanding; in fact
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Xenophobia isn't the reason intelligent people are pro 'Leave'. For example, many powerful free-trade Libertarian think-tanks backed Brexit: the Hoover Institution [0], the Cato Institute [1], the Adam Smith Institute [2], et
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Will it matter to Scotland's goal of joining the EU after getting independence from the UK that they would have the worst deficit in the developing world [0] and have, in the past, only been a net contributor to the UK economy in three
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The stress-caused-by-poverty narrative feels plausible to me but I'd like to see more evidence. Scott Alexander recently posted this study [0] that seems to show that stress is not linked to poverty: > socioeconomic status has n
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He's a smart man, so it is quite possible he has some nuanced opinion that is not exactly cookie-cutter libertarian from a textbook. And this should be allowed. Siding a certain way on some political issues shouldn't require you t
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There wasn't a racist tirade in the video posted by Gawker. Your facts are wrong. The racist tirade was published by two completely different publications much later on by July 24, 2015. As far as I remember, by this point, Hogan had a
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They recommended it themselves but are solving more: > If you're interested in that approach, I'd encourage you to check out sandstorm.io. This solves the problem for applications like a blog, email, or gitlab. What it doesn&#x
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Classic example is Linux and Torvalds. But I was referring to the fact that nobody else is solving this specific problem. You either stay happy with your collection of walled gardens or you wait to see if he can unbreak the internet. In fac

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