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481.
by macmac 13y ago
This is misleading. They are making the move to Office 365 optional. Customers who do nothing will stay on a new proprietary solution.
482.
by macmac 13y ago
Incorporating a browser REPL into the template would be fantastic.
483.
by macmac 13y ago
Search is mentioned as a keep feature a lot in this thread. Would using elasticsearch be a feasible solution? It certainly scales easily.
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by macmac 13y ago
The Chinese do not need any agreements to tap undersea cables and are more than capable of doing just that.
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ITA recast airfare search and pricing as a parsing problem (video at 23:20)(vimeo.com)
1 points by macmac 13y ago|0 comments
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by macmac 13y ago
HN killed aviationweek.com...
487.
by macmac 13y ago
1) "including the indelible and truthful message that unless you're in bed with foreign spies or terrorists the NSA has less than zero interest in you" -> patently false unless Angela Merkel has a very dark side unknown to
488.
by macmac 13y ago
1) Would be clever but from the design it does not look likely. 2) Definitely possible although it would have to be pretty frequent to be useful in practice. 3) Unless your bike happens to be the most attractive target around.
489.
by macmac 13y ago
What happens if I wrap it in tinfoil before I cut the cable?
490.
by macmac 13y ago
Link broken.
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Kratu - Client side analysis framework from Google(google.github.io)
6 points by macmac 13y ago|0 comments
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by macmac 13y ago
My understanding is that CNIL works/worked on data privacy issues, which does not appear to be related to the issue of reverse engineering. You might be thinking about the Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications (2002/5
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by macmac 13y ago
And?
494.
by macmac 13y ago
As far as I can tell the "French law" would be Article L122-6-1 of Code de la propriété intellectuelle which is dated 10 May 1994. The Eu Software Directive was first enacted in 1991. The text of the French law is almost verbatim
495.
by macmac 13y ago
There are many reasons to be proud to be French, but since the French law is just an implementation of an EU directive this is hardly one of them.
496.
by macmac 13y ago
Given that, you would might have wanted to get the title right.
497.
by macmac 13y ago
Same here.
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Gershwin: Stack-based, Concatenative Clojure(gershwinlang.org)
2 points by macmac 13y ago|0 comments
499.
by macmac 13y ago
As a Danish male Roosh's "Danish Experience" made me immensely proud.
500.
by macmac 13y ago
Repo here: https://github.com/nicolaskruchten/pivottable
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Termination of post-1977 +35 year old copyright assignments.(pillsburylaw.com)
3 points by macmac 13y ago|0 comments
502.
by macmac 13y ago
Thank you for the imagery. As Dane who grew up in Elsinore, it will stay with me for quite a while I am sure.
503.
by macmac 13y ago
Turning incompetence into a revenue source - nice.
504.
by macmac 13y ago
A phone that doesn't do YouTube - is that even legal?
505.
by macmac 13y ago
Not that I know of besides the one auto generated by YouTube.
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by macmac 13y ago
In fact one of Rich Hickey's very first demos of Clojure was ants.clj which uses agents to simulate the ants. While not a game but rather a simulation it includes many elements that would also be present in a game. A literate version o
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by macmac 13y ago
At 1:44:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=o2... it sounds like he is actively looking for an opportunity to use Scheme as an embedded language in a game. Does HN know of any examples of such u
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by macmac 13y ago
I agree. It is quite charming to hear him point quite precisely to the qualities that makes him fond of Haskell, but then struggle to put words to the strengths of Scheme.
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Carmack talks practical use of Haskell, Lisp in game prog at Quakecon keynote(youtube.com)
90 points by macmac 13y ago|39 comments
510.
by macmac 13y ago
Nate is a sports geek first and a newsman second, it is quite literally that simple. If you don't believe me the read the first half of his book.

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