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by mooism2 13y ago
I don't think this is a good idea. If you have a `ToBool` instance it should really do the right thing in all circumstances. And this doesn't: if the `Int` in question is the exit status of a process, then 0 should be truthy and e
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by mooism2 13y ago
Digital Ocean can't fix this for you. Presumably the other domain belongs to one of their former customers, and they used to have a droplet with that IP address. (a) Contact that former customer (hopefully their contact details are in
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by mooism2 13y ago
If you're gonna try to rules lawyer your way past the problem, you gotta read the rules.
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by mooism2 13y ago
This, from the contest rules: > CHALLENGE ENTRY BRACKETS WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED IN THE CHALLENGE FROM THE FIRST FIFTEEN MILLION (15,000,000) ENTRANTS WHO COMPLETE STEPS 3(A)-(C) BELOW (THE "REGISTRATION PROCESS"), AS DETERMINED
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by mooism2 13y ago
In which country?
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by mooism2 13y ago
Isn't that the EFF?
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by mooism2 13y ago
You could run git on the server instead of the client.
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by mooism2 13y ago
Dear treskot, Do you have any substantive criticism of the article that you'd like to share as a comment or blog post, instead of editorialising snarkily in the link text?
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by mooism2 13y ago
Bug reports: Tried changing to the UK time zone but got an error: Not Found The requested URL /en/Europe--London was not found on this server. Why so many timezones anyway? Europe will have only five timezones during the
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by mooism2 13y ago
Docker newbie here. (Actually, not even a newbie: Docker's on my to-play-with list but I've not got round to it yet.) > Docker out of the box can now manipulate namespaces, control groups, capabilities, apparmor profiles, netwo
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by mooism2 13y ago
That's a terrible pair of photos to start the article with.
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by mooism2 13y ago
But it's wrong. I'll assume the times you gave were in the UK's timezone. Here they are rewritten to use Germany's timezone. a + 1:00 = a 16:00 + 14:00 = 03:00 13:00 + 13:00 = 01:00 Still think this make
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by mooism2 13y ago
foo = foo . bar . mu $ zot bob means foo = (foo . bar . mu) (zot bob) not foo = (foo . bar . mu) zot bob
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by mooism2 13y ago
I wish it started with a disclaimer stating that it makes unwarranted assumptions about patio11. Only at the end does an edit admit "[t]his post set off a huge controversy", and it doesn't detail what inaccuracies the post co
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by mooism2 13y ago
If the scrapers are targeting your site specifically, then it's not even remotely robust.
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by mooism2 13y ago
It says it has an api... but doesn't link to the documentation :(
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by mooism2 13y ago
> If you don’t provide a language in your URL, you are implicitly sending the message that the documentation will never be translated. RIP Accept-Language.
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by mooism2 13y ago
Verification seems very slow.
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by mooism2 13y ago
A 1920pixel-wide monitor is 274 characters wide (if your characters are 7 pixels wide, like mine). That's two files side-by-side with 100 character lines, or three files side-by-side with 80 character lines.
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by mooism2 13y ago
Code is read far more than it is written. Therefore code legibility is important. Line length affects code legibility. Therefore line length is important.
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by mooism2 13y ago
IMO, given that most blog templates include copious margins, many don't allow readers to resize the text, and some don't even allow readers to scroll horizontally, 80 characters is far too long for a line of code in a blog post.
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by mooism2 13y ago
template-haskell comes with GHC. If your OS doesn't include it in its GHC package, it should be provided in a separate package. For that matter, the Haskell Platform is hopefully packaged for your OS: install that and don't worry
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by mooism2 13y ago
The information on how to configure emacs to highlight lines that are too long was new to me. I presume it is on the front page because it has got several up votes in its first half hour.
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by mooism2 13y ago
Specifically, in the text under the Intel logo.
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by mooism2 13y ago
Re Invalid types as warnings: Ghc since 7.6 has had a -fdefer-type-errors flag --- http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.6.2/html/users_guide/defer... --- which produces warnings at compile-time and exc
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by mooism2 13y ago
The option to pin a self-signed certificate would also be nice.
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by mooism2 13y ago
Well that's me told. I thought the Tories had brought it back.
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by mooism2 13y ago
In the UK it is called the Married Couple's Tax Allowance. http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/incometax/married-allow.htm It means I pay at least £304/yr more in tax than I would if I was married. Whether you should care
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by mooism2 13y ago
Self-driving cars + military robotics contractor = self-driving tanks, perhaps? Which after a future war might find themselves at the disposal of local American police departments? I can see why people might be concerned.
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by mooism2 13y ago
What benefits?

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