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logicrime
11y ago
My Chromebook can run Ubuntu in a Chrome tab for 10 hours. ~350 bucks.
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11y ago
A similar headline might read: "ISIS releases freedom of speech app" or perhaps "KKK releases geocaching app" or "LAPD releases Snitcharoo app" etc. I wouldn't be against a Dept of Cyber Affairs, but the N
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11y ago
This sure smells fishy... If you're running an open source project and users are pouring into the cracks to say that they don't like something, it's an obvious sign of what they want. Open-source is supposed to be about the c
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11y ago
As ignorant/oblivious as HN users are, (see your post for reference) it needed to be mentioned.
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11y ago
Forth is as lispy as stack langs get. Though nowadays, Factor is the new Forth.
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11y ago
You guys know that PDFs can load web assets right? They can de-anonymize you just by opening them right? Don't trust it if you don't trust the host.
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11y ago
I do gigs on Fiverr all the time, and if I'm honest it doesn't really make the money that would make the time spent worth it. If I didn't LOVE writing poetry, or tidying up Rails apps or any of the other crap I do there, I&#x
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11y ago
The original SICP used MIT/Scheme, a fantastic language. Racket is a continuation of the ideas of MIT/Scheme with more focus on technical computing and a heavy focus on langdev and PLT theory. Not to make the language seem dauntin
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11y ago
Yeah you know I was thinking the same thing. How unfortunate it would be to partner up in business with someone who cares so little about the business that they would pursue my significant other without hesitation or consideration for my fe
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11y ago
I'm assuming that a hundred million users aren't made vulnerable by sheer wizardry. In all of the cases that the original article listed, I'd bet my salary that there was oversight in terms of the critical components or the a
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11y ago
This sure smells like misdirection! I've no pity for devs that end up getting ruined because they didn't know what to do. It's like going too fast on a freeway you don't normally take, getting pulled over and trying to e
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11y ago
Yeah, what harm could come of asking people interested in news aggregation to complete tasks they have little interest in and little reason to do so? Surely the overall quality of HN won't suffer even more from people asking other hack
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11y ago
Common Lisp, ASM, Perl (which imo includes Perl 6) That way I could still find a job in ten years from now.
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11y ago
Says the loser with a reddit account
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11y ago
What if the actual indian ocean timed out? That'd suck.
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11y ago
I've been reading HN for 4+ years now, and I think that practically every post in that thread is spot-on. HN has turned into the very thing that I thought the guidelines were designed to prevent. The internet doesn't need another