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midas007
13y ago
So how do you justify your name calling then? You're wrong. Liking isn't a rational argument for anything. Nimrod is an awful language and worse runtime. Copying the unnecessarily verbose Pascal and Ada is going backwards in ti
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13y ago
Too bad. This is why people from Founder's Institute fail, they're all nice, which is the problem because it's dishonest and a waste of time. This is why listening to friends and family for feedback is pointless. Accurate
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13y ago
Nope. It is heavily influenced by Prolog. And it influenced Scala, Go and many more.
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midas007
13y ago
Sure, RATM too, it's in my playlist. It's just hilarious hearing Jim Morrison trying to piss off a stadium full of people on a scratchy live recording from the 70's... If it's not coprophilia, necromania, incest, then
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midas007
13y ago
With the sheer volume of laws on the books, it's a foregone conclusion that they have broken as many as a prosecutor cares to find. Although it's doubtful anyone will be imprisoned for "doing their patriotic duty."
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13y ago
I'd like a return to sanity, civility and proportionate responses.
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midas007
13y ago
So the bazillion dollar question is: when will there be more open source hardware in commodifying desktop and low-end servers businesses?
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13y ago
Jim Morrison said it best (screaming): "You're all a bunch of fucking slaves." ... "Maybe you like being pushed around." ... "Maybe you love getting your face stuck in the shit." ... "How long is it g
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13y ago
I'm working on an itty bittier jeos vm that allows basically any linux userland via docker (rhel, deb, arch etc). It'll ship with zfs and grsecurity on a long-term stable kernel. Completely open source, hackable (core src packag
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13y ago
So I've had this one under construction for a while: It's handmade, so it's better but not perfect: https://app.box.com/s/lo36pbyqi3v2fg1wqefx [Language Family Tree.svg] https://app.box.com&#x
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13y ago
Erlang is missing.
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midas007
13y ago
Find a buyer that can monetize. Killing something with traction is just throwing potential money, and future credibility, away.
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Let's raise some support for GPGTools
(support.gpgtools.org)
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13y ago
It looks awful, almost as bad as Nimrod.
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midas007
13y ago
Given no information, the expectation of randomly guessing is around $ 0.16 USD. But I suspect Voltaire and friends will find a way to win this. (The odds of rigged games just went up 300%.)
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13y ago
Crypto I was very well put together, Crypto II has a high threshold to maintain [0] References: [0] https://www.coursera.org/course/crypto
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Stanford - Cryptography II
(coursera.org)
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midas007
13y ago
So focusing more on the essentials including: healthcare, housing, food, transportation, education, motivation and a little cash
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midas007
13y ago
I've ran out of gas in Silicon Valley and had people pull over to offer a ride to the gas station. So folks are still awesome.
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13y ago
Is booze still only sold in state-sanctioned stores?
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Spoiled children -> learned selfishness.
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13y ago
Super useful. Now if it only were to auto-create a G+ profile and scrape to find some profile pics.
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13y ago
How do you propose fighting a state apparatus that operates mostly in secret, with the cover of secret laws and a secret court? Anyone that stands up to that in the open would be a fool because they would face a certainty worse than death:
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13y ago
Yes, it's two different scenarios: 0. Civil rights of African Americans and others in the 50's and 60's. 1. Digital rights of everyone in 2010's versus a state apparatus.
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This is not the fault of unix, it's well suited for static systems. It's the fault of implementers trying to use something that was designed for an entirely different paradigm. Future apps will need to copy themselves and their d
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And udev, which was folded into systemd.
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13y ago
Picket outside Apple stores until there's a movie?
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13y ago
High-end flats in Oslo rent out pretty well IIRC. Just have to front some cash to buy the pad.
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13y ago
Seems to violate the premise of "the dumber the app, the more popular it will be." Awesome.
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13y ago
The node approach of making dependencies as tiny and reusable as possible is a good model. What C++ needs is a package management, not bloat.
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