mordocai

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by mordocai 12y ago
Heh heh. You are a dreamer good sir/madam. I doubt it is possible to get rid of the criminals in the government. It'd sure be nice though.
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by mordocai 12y ago
I use this and I like it. Some "modern" apps don't seem to obey their tiles (Apple Mail.app and Spotify) but everything else plays nicely. I primarily use it to switch back in forth to my IDE taking up my whole monitor to my
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by mordocai 12y ago
I am not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure that how non-cla open source projects handle it also protects them from that eventuality. All contributors are required to say "This code is released under X license" which prevents the
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by mordocai 12y ago
Well, the idea is that if you start working on a project specifically because it is noobie friendly you are likely to burn out quick since you don't have that itch you are scratching. I think the parent is correct in that you should tr
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by mordocai 12y ago
Unfortunately I found shen a pain to get into due to it still being mostly a teaching tool. However, if the community builds some nice tooling around it I will definitely give it another look.
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by mordocai 12y ago
And here I was hoping that one of the goals of this was Hindley-Milner type inference for production clojure code (which, for those who didn't look at the code, is explicitly not a goal). Oh well, cool experiment. I might have to try i
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by mordocai 12y ago
I would love to be a "free-range" parent, but I won't. Not because I think it is bad for my daughter, but because I'm afraid I'll end up in a an expensive legal battle against the state.
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by mordocai 12y ago
I didn't feel like signing up to comment on the article, but he's wrong about the license. It is rare that you are linking the database code with your code. Therefore, the difference between BSD and GPL code will rarely, if ever,
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by mordocai 12y ago
> On the other hand I can get by with writing Haskell and OCaml without writing tests. Well, I never want to have to maintain one of your Haskell or OCaml projects. If you think you can get by with any language without tests you are wron
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by mordocai 12y ago
Probably due to not being used to twitter. I'm getting into it and I almost always have to shorten my tweets. It's hard to get anything meaningful into the character limit.
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by mordocai 12y ago
I bought the collector's edition. I think I probably spent less than 10 hours on the game. It might be my worst disappointment in gaming. While not just because of this issue, I now usually wait for games to be out for a couple months
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by mordocai 12y ago
I am far from an expert but from what I understand a HTTP/2 site with HTTP 1.1 'hacks' for performance will: Run slower than the same site with the HTTP 1.1 'hacks' removed Run faster than the same site serving via
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by mordocai 12y ago
There are also some pretty cool Banished mods on the workshop including http://colonialcharter.com/ .
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by mordocai 12y ago
Hell, for a ton of companies (including mine) everything is on 3rd party services/servers. We don't have any servers we can actually call our own.
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by mordocai 12y ago
I don't really see it is changing coding style to simply have the rename be a discrete commit. I've never had a problem where it didn't recognize a rename when I do this. Any further changes I want to make to the file come in
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by mordocai 12y ago
By the way, looking at the github there are 40 open issues 5 open pull requests and no changes to master for 6 months. I think this project may be dead, or at least on hold for the time being.
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by mordocai 12y ago
Another anecdotal: That type of thing usually happens when you are trying to save as a microsoft format. I've personally not had any of issues when using the open document formats.
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by mordocai 12y ago
For good reason. It is both unhealthy and inefficient to work massive amounts of hours. There are multiple studies that show that overall productivity increases when you don't work over 40 hours a week.
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by mordocai 12y ago
Instead? Surely you mean, as well. You'll have to support both IE and SPARTAN. It is just another browser we have to deal with.
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by mordocai 12y ago
None of the things on that wikipedia page makes me think he actually knows anything about web servers. Sure, he obviously should know about some of the things that make the internet work (BIND, cron, etc) but nothing on there has anything t
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by mordocai 12y ago
No they are not delusional. I know of many cases (from my sister who worked in child protective services) where spiteful(or even sometimes well-meaning) neighbors report people to CPS for the dumbest things. CPS is required to investigate e
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by mordocai 12y ago
In my personal experience, with any non-trivial application with continued (read as multiple years) of development frameworks tend to get in the way (I want to do this, but the framework wants me to do that even though this is better for my
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by mordocai 12y ago
You seem to think there are only two options: Piracy and artists living in poverty, or no piracy and artists not living in poverty. Personally, how I want things to be is that authors freely release their content and still make a nice livin
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by mordocai 12y ago
This looks pretty cool, I went ahead and gave them some money. I'm hoping it hits the stretch goal and gets the server side open sourced.
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by mordocai 12y ago
If you click the speech bubble next to the lines of code that the ObjectSpace link goes to it opens another annotation causing the next part of the explanation to pop up.
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by mordocai 12y ago
There are a few. I personally started off of a co-workers emacs.d instead, so I can't tell you which one I like. Here is a list of some of the popular ones: http://ergoemacs.org/misc/list_of_emacs_starter_kits.html
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by mordocai 12y ago
AFAIK, you are correct good sir or madam.
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by mordocai 12y ago
Squarecash, free and works over email so anything that can do email can do it.
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by mordocai 12y ago
And you are a fool if you dismiss people/ideas simply because you don't feel they are practical. Sure, don't try to use them in your business. However, many many very useful and practical things have come out of these impract
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by mordocai 12y ago
"You might want to check that." You are correct. I should have said "Most colleges I considered when starting my degree". Look, we might have to agree to disagree. What I think, and what the one Computer Science Departme

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