merdreubu

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by merdreubu 6y ago
https://github.com/Geequlim/ECMAScript
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by merdreubu 7y ago
>Clearly the disabled citizens should just crap at home Disabled citizens are clearly better served by waiting for the oversized "Super Commission of Wheelchair Access" that takes three months to put a stamp on a project that h
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by merdreubu 7y ago
Nah, I didn't call you __ALL__ communists because I was replying to a single douche who translated "I wager" to "I proved" while claiming I "carefully selected" a youtube video. In fact, I didn't ever
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by merdreubu 7y ago
>Which you "proved" by carefully selecting a single anecdote? I CAREFULLY SELECTED a single anecdote... did you miss the part where is detailed why toilets (as in more than one) and other government projects cost so much ant ta
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by merdreubu 7y ago
>There's a lot of public infrastructure around. The vast majority of it was commissioned by politicians. The vast majority of it is just there, mentioned a few times in the local rag before commission and upon opening and that'
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by merdreubu 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=826HMLoiE_o Persistence hunt in the Kalahari.
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by merdreubu 8y ago
>If Sweden can evolve from an impoverished hellhole to being the epitome of modern civilization in a century, why can't the same thing happen to Syria? Or Sudan? Or Myanmar? I think it can, and it will. Except Sweden one hundred yea
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by merdreubu 8y ago
Maydanets, 4000 BC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucuteni%E2%80%93Trypillia_cul... Talianki, 4000 BC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucuteni%E2%80%93Trypillia_cul...
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by merdreubu 8y ago
The state may be gone, but the Somali Islamic and clan structures of governance remained in place, and they are deeply tyrannical and anti-freedom to the core.
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by merdreubu 9y ago
>to keep Dart's makers employed I find it hard to believe that the people who built Strongtalk, Java's HotSpot, Chrome's V8 and (lastly) Dart, would have trouble finding employment.
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by merdreubu 9y ago
It was Macromedia that made Flash, not Adobe. Adobe just ignored it and is now killing it. Edit: Adobe also killed 2 other brilliant Macromedia products, right after acquisition, Fireworks and Freehand.
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by merdreubu 9y ago
> As a person living in a former communist country I find it quite amusing that after the communism was replaced by capitalism population increase went from a steady increase to steady decrease. I live in a former communist country too,
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by merdreubu 9y ago
>I don't see how you'd equate communism and nazism. They are both abject totalitarian ideologies that produced obscene levels of human suffering. >how did you come with 100 million deaths for which the communism is responsib
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by merdreubu 9y ago
Except Dota is not balanced so that heroes have the same win rate (LOL does that and it's a boring uneventful game for large stretches of time). Dota is balanced also taking into account the map, hero synergies, item builds, match prog
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by merdreubu 9y ago
There's also a fair amount of Jonathan Haidt influence.
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by merdreubu 9y ago
At the same time it's not hard to imagine how much better the world would be today if Macromedia was not sold to Adobe, and Adobe was not scared into abandoning Flash by the concerted efforts of Apple, Microsoft and the web standards z
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by merdreubu 9y ago
https://dlang.org/orgs-using-d.html
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by merdreubu 9y ago
>does not strike me as being especially Soviet Czechoslovakia was not part of the Soviet Union.
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by merdreubu 9y ago
I think the development of VS Code was kind of an accident. They built Monaco (the editor component) for Visual Studio Online, then made it a standalone text editor as a side project and it ended taking off big time.
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by merdreubu 10y ago
>Witzel comes across as a deeply racist person. I am told that he told an Indian person that "Hindus cant get a chair professorship to study Indology because they will be biased!". That's not racism.
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by merdreubu 10y ago
Yep, shutting down speech because of "security concerns" is not banning, like what happened to many conservative speakers (Ben Shapiro at DePaul for example).
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by merdreubu 10y ago
>Do you have examples of the left in the US banning free speech for those that think differently from them? https://twitter.com/CHSommers/status/783426266380668928
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by merdreubu 10y ago
You get a lot from Erlang VM. Among other things: by far the best VM instrumentation out there, rock solid stability, fault tolerance and hot code loading, exemplified in this little video of a drone in-flight flying control system upgrade
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by merdreubu 10y ago
http://nerves-project.org/
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by merdreubu 10y ago
Because you can get 540 req/s on Raspberry Pi 2 with Elixir/Phoenix. http://blog.onfido.com/using-cpus-elixir-on-raspberry-pi2/
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by merdreubu 11y ago
I'm not surprised at all. In my book, the leftists and the nazis are basically the same considering what they actually stand for, their historical record and differ only by their stance on nationalism. I also have the "privilege&q
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by merdreubu 11y ago
I know about Bleacher Report[1],the second biggest sport site in the world after ESPN, and Pinterest[2]. [1] https://vimeo.com/128349620 [2] https://engineering.pinterest.com/blog/introducing-new-open-...
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by merdreubu 12y ago
Basically, the language of the future will be 90% Julia.
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by merdreubu 14y ago
from r/apple on reddit http://iphone.appleinsider.com/articles/13/03/19/apple_relea... "Apple has released the latest update for iOS, version 6.1.3, which fixes a bug that allowed for bypassing of the phone's lockscreen security feature"
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by merdreubu 14y ago
>So building products and applications on the flash player these days is quite the gamble. It's not that much of a gamble as long as W3C and HTML/JS are still around.

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