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lumpypua
12y ago
What do you recommend, then?
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12y ago
Literally everyone who's ever written a container.
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12y ago
My upvote on this comment is my indication that I'm interested in the computer version. :)
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> The reshuffling of life could even increase the chances of a civilization occurring. Bumping life out of a local maxima, lol.
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Dead over the long term, as it has lost momentum. Perl 5 is dead in the same way. What programming language would you recommend to someone looking to learn programming? In 2000, you could make a strong case for Perl. In 2015, there are a ha
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12y ago
Right, a colloquial metaphor.
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There are other drivers. You're on the road with cars that are substantially driven by software... You're still trusting your life to software.
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12y ago
We need to work on both simultaneously, if only for our own safety. The eradication of smallpox was a major success in the 20th century and treating it in Africa was instrumental. It does no good to try and eliminate dangerous diseases if w
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12y ago
I'd be very interested in a good approach to this as well.
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shrug They address different problems. Reactive systems are great but they aren't an overall architectural approach. You have to come up with that yourself. Flux is an architecture. I used BaconJS and I found that my overall page eve
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12y ago
I mean... that is factually accurate.
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Derp, phrasing. I meant exactly that. :P "...JavaScript itself to be a silly extension" "lol no"
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12y ago
And if the financial incentives lined up and they actually did extend lifespans, would that be a bad thing?
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Same! But for now, baby the shit out of them. Buy one that gets legit amazon reviews for your next one. Hand wash it and mayyybe use a sponge when washing it. Only use wooden, plastic or silicone utensils in it. If somebody cleans it with a
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12y ago
Here's how you get over it: exposure to the thing you fear. Theater, acting and improv are all awesome ways to get exposure to social pressure in a positive environment! I'd also recommend dance classes, particularly partner dance
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2005: Yep. 2010: Ehh, JS is useful sometimes. 2015: Lol no.
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The download wallpaper link doesn't work on mac os 10.9, safari 7.1. Console displays this on load: [Error] Failed to load resource: Could not connect to the server. (livereload.js, line 0) http://mudcu.be:35729/liverel
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12y ago
You've clearly been burned. That's fine, but tell us your story rather than giving some vague advice devoid of context.
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In both cases, you need a location to solve the types of problems humans want to solve. A hypothetical: is now an acceptable time to call a tech business in Asia from the US? - With timezones: I need timezone (location). Generally I can cal
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1. They are small 2. They are loosely coupled 3. Shared-nothing state 4. They enforce standards for consuming and emitting data 5. They enforce a single standard for piping data from one process to another. This can all be done via librar
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12y ago
Not affiliated, but modafinilcat.com is amazing. 2 successful orders. Subreddit with reviews and such here: http://www.reddit.com/r/ModafinilCat/
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It will pass. I fall in love over and over again. Tonight is my second night in columbia, a visiting american. Out dancing salsa and merengue poorly I met a gorgeous girl and danced for three hours. We danced close, my hands still smell lik
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Just the user interface. It's a lot easier to fuck up during a rebase. MQ is a lot like git stash on steroids. Super easy to flit between multiple patches that I'm working on and put a change in the appropriate one. Wasn't un
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How the fuck do people do this with git? I loved doing pretty commits with mercurial's patch queue. Git is awesome but it seems like the only option for pretty commits is rebase (ew). All the git patch queue implementations are basical
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Depends on the startup. I have a real estate startup. We have remote developers. We need an office.
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Unfortunately.
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> maybe my program overwrote some fundamental functions in Object or similar This is why I don't use smalltalk.
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Like a lot of configurations formats the semantics of nginx's config files has pitfalls: http://wiki.nginx.org/IfIsEvil Not a fan of nginx's config but I'm a huge fan of nginx.
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Dude honestly his code looks great.
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I traveled around India for about 6 months. I was happy to give initially, but being taken advantage of over and over took a toll. Beggars tried to emotionally exploit my girlfriend, sending their young kids at her to literally grab at her
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