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Erlang The Movie II: The Sequel
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mietek
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mietek
14y ago
> I'd recommend anyone who hates salespeople actually does their job for a month. Isn't this exactly what the author of the article recommends?
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mietek
14y ago
You're missing less web-centric dev skills. Some suggestions: Haskell, C, Erlang, OCaml, C++.
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mietek
14y ago
Indeed. Relevant xkcd: http://xkcd.com/1098/
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mietek
14y ago
Until one day, lulled into a false sense of security, you find yourself on a system without these aliases…
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mietek
14y ago
Please let me know where can I buy a personal retinal projection display today. Preferably, without having to mortgage my house.
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mietek
14y ago
I've been using Ocado in the UK to deliver most of my shopping over the past 3 years. I'd rather relax with a good book than by searching for groceries and lugging them home. Not to mention, not everyone owns a car, especially not in Lond
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mietek
14y ago
While I agree with your point here, I'd like to question the statement that a creation can be no smarter than its creator. This may well be true if we're talking about real-time creation, but it's absolutely possible to put in more brain cy
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14y ago
Can you point out an example of a Mac virus?
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A visualisation of asteroid discovery between 1980 and 2012
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mietek
14y ago
A satan? Can you explain?
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14y ago
This is fascinating. Can you give some more examples?
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> asking what you make is like asking how often you get laid. and whom. Yes, as long as you consider your career to be an extension of your penis. This does seem to be a popular point of view in English-speaking countries.
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14y ago
Yeah, this website does looks random, hence my question, but it's what HSBC points to on their business pages: http://www.business.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/business-banking/business...
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mietek
14y ago
Do you mean HSBC Merchant Services? http://www.globalpaymentsinc.com/UK/index.html
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mietek
14y ago
We shall ponder reversing entropy and/or escaping the universe in due course.
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mietek
14y ago
There is a better way: just boil 100-200g of citric acid in a kettleful of water. It will dissolve the limescale with no damage to the heating element.
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mietek
14y ago
You see, the producers discovered J.R.R. Tolkien belonged to the Lucas and Rowling school of thought, and named Kili — or should I say… Kill-i — after the role he was meant to play in the story.
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mietek
14y ago
Yes! This is exactly what you get in Haskell, and it is awesome for a number of reasons. Check this out: http://learnyouahaskell.com/input-and-output#hello-world
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14y ago
> With all due respect, that's just bullshit. First of all because there is no such thing as "true referential transparency", second because most techniques that are available in Haskell for dealing with side-effects are also available
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mietek
14y ago
I see you're attempting to disregard my results by making assumptions about my workflow. I'm not going to respond to these comments. > I just did a test for a project of mine and it took 5 seconds. Without line-counts such metrics are
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14y ago
When I last evaluated Scala, I found the following: * Launching the interpreter takes 10 seconds; 50 times slower than Haskell. * Compiling a small module takes 15 seconds; 10 times slower than Haskell. * Running 100 command-line unit tests
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14y ago
OCaml does objects and subtyping, while still managing to remain quite fast. http://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/u3-ocaml/ocaml-objects.html
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On the other hand, if you do want a cutting-edge language with a powerful static type system, and a compiler an order of magnitude faster than Scala's, you could try Haskell.
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A business meeting
(morna.nl)
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14y ago
Why not post a link to the review author's site? It has the added benefit of not being typeset in grey on grey. http://frenden.tumblr.com/post/38693256477/yiynovamsp19u
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They offer refunds: https://customercare.23andme.com/entries/22605618-i-recently...
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mietek
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Can you quote the make and model of these monitors? The site you linked only seems to list 1920x1080 displays.
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mietek
14y ago
Do you mean the comedown from pure MDMA?
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mietek
14y ago
Way to miss the point. It's just as broken as any other DRM!
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