mkohlmyr

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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Eh... You don't actually present any comprehensive argument against getters or setters that I can see? You simply say the methods should be named according to context rather than a strict convention and some properties are conceptually
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Point well taken as far as concurrency, really reading up on GIL along with working a lot with SOA is part of what is informing my desire to find a more appropriate language. I want to become more proficient in developing web services that
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I've been looking at Elixir more and more over the last few weeks since it seems to incorporate many of the things I find lacking in Python. So far the only real hurdle was that I found the introduction text a little obtuse when it cam
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I understood his point to be rather the opposite, that the real price (if you had an absolute global unit) of the product in one place does not necessarily correlate to other places. The fact that the numbers he used were both 300 is irrele
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
It was my understanding it is supposed to be used to pass secrets between people. If I host my own I may trust it but you may not.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Doesn't solve the problem he's describing since it won't prove that the published code is what's running.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Am I completely wrong in thinking that this isn't really e.g. "removing delimeters", but effectively changing the delimeters into invisible markup?.. It seems to me kind of an arbitrary distinction whether the way you represe
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Yep, I've only scrolled down to the first page and I already know theres no way I'm doing going to read through this. The whole fading / animating images in and out thing is at least as annoying too, it seems to slow the scro
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
For tax reasons. Badum tsch.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I understood that was the thinking re: tabs, I just think it's wrong. I can't think of anyone I know who doesn't use tabs, including my parents. In fact anecdotally I would say that the considered user base might use (or abus
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Don't use a license you don't want people to exercise. In fact I don't quite understand why you would open source the project at all if you are going to actively discourage people from using the code in ways that are permitte
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I was surprised to see this rise on the front page. Am I the only one who didn't get excited at all by this? When I see a post titled "a browser experiment" from mozilla.org I tend to think I'm going to get more than som
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I run LightTable and PyCharm both side by side throughout the day as of a almost a year ago and I definitely feel the opposite. LightTable is much more responsive for me. Although switching to an SSD made PyCharm a lot faster.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
As a personal anecdote I can say that the last few times my home town have upgraded (or attempted to) their fleets of buses and light rail they have quite consistently ended up buying vehicles that cant cope with the harsher winter conditio
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Probably has more to do with how Brits feel about Germany than Argentina
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I would argue maybe the USA shouldn't be "cheaply acquiring" the cooperation of local police. Local police is meant to uphold local laws. The second you pay them to do otherwise in their official capacity both parties are com
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
That's not entirely true, it would be reasonable to expect the DoJ to be able to communicate the meaning more effectively to the public. It is however unreasonable to expect the general public to understand every bit of jargon from eve
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
If there's a good chance you are going to have other developers get involved in the codebase then other considerations come up. E.g. how easy it is to find such a developer, how competitive pay is for the platform, how well established
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
The way I see it we actually want to serialize a datastructure. We have many potential use cases not just presentation. If I download a thousand resumes I'm not as interested in viewing them as documents as I am in consuming them as da
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Fair enough. Thanks for the link.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Admittedly I'm not well versed in TOR and how secure it actually is but surely it would be more actionable for major intelligence agencies to operate a number nodes in the network and use them to attempt to track and mitm requests? As
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
> UK people are very happy with their internet service Heh. I'm sure its a lot better than what you're working with but personally coming from Sweden I feel like in the U.K. I'm getting worse service (offers, speeds, custo
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I too did exactly this around 5 weeks ago for my personal email address, and maintain an inbox of less than 5 emails at any given time. I spent almost 4 hours moving old read and unread emails into a small set of folders en masse (thousands
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Is the name a subtle reference to how its going to blow? I'll see myself out. I'm sure it will be extremely solid, it looks really nice. For me I'll stick with linux / linux vms, though.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Tweeted you some praise the second I saw the updates. Love the tab changes in particular. Every time there's a new version of LightTable I tell myself I need to pick up Clojure and get involved and I'm sure I'm not the only o
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Personally I would settle for them not referring to heartbleed as a virus..
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I had an immediate reaction in the back of my mind to the words 'high probability' and was halfway ready to formulate a comment questioning it when I promptly remembered having someone try to mug me on two separate occasions growi
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Hipchat does that too edit: To clarify, we run github freshdesk and jenkins integrations. I'm sure there's plenty more. From what I recall it works in a similar way too.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
If you're doing research at Yahoo, why on earth would you feel the need to put your papers behind a paywall?
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Of course the point he was making is that the distinction made by that description is weak.

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