mordocai

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by mordocai 10y ago
Theoretically every project is easier with AST manipulation due to being able to create a high level DSL that directly maps to your problem. In practice, I think good DSLs are hard to make and so most projects never get the full benefit. I
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by mordocai 10y ago
Just chiming in that I am another person (using a OnePlus One with cyanogenmod) that does not even see pokemon go in my "Apps Connected to your Account".
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by mordocai 10y ago
I don't know enough about it to comment on it myself, but I saw comments elsewhere that apparently bruises appearing post mortem are quite common and those people appeared to think that was the likely cause of the bruises indicated in
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by mordocai 10y ago
"simple" explanations are quite often the ones with the most assumptions so I don't think your interpretation is accurate.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Luckily most of these dirty jobs can and should be done by robots. Though in some cases we may not yet be able to program one advanced enough, we soon will be able to.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Yes, many politicians in general like to waste government resources on all kinds of things(republicans, democrats, and third parties). That doesn't have any relevancy to whether or not Cromey specifically is doing it to avoid waste.
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by mordocai 10y ago
My guess is it was as a political decision but not in the way you discuss. I would guess Comey knows that Clinton, due to being Clinton, would not be successfully prosecuted, so decided not to recommend prosecution and waste further resourc
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by mordocai 10y ago
> marked classified That'll be their defense. "This wasn't marked as classified, so I didn't know!"
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by mordocai 10y ago
Ruby and Clojure are doing decently (though obviously not as popular as say C and Java) and have pretty advanced metaprogramming. For that matter C++ templates are metaprogramming from what I understand, and C macros are a really really pri
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by mordocai 10y ago
Direct bank transfers and a debit card with a high/no limit are other options. I have both. Of course, that doesn't mean you have either easily available to you.
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by mordocai 10y ago
If that was the case, the DNC could easily release materials showing that his releases are not representative. They can even make them up.
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by mordocai 10y ago
I haven't seen any evidence of carbs in general being evil no. Just lots of the common sources of them in our modern diets.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Sugar specifically is showing signs of being incredibly bad for you and yet is added to most of the "diet foods" instead of fat (which is showing signs of being less bad for you then people say). I don't have the studies hand
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by mordocai 10y ago
I wasn't aware of that, and that was wrong. However, the blog post discussed here nor anyone in the thread has suggested that that should be done so I'm confused why you are fixated on it.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Which I don't see anyone doing? Maybe in some other article/blog post but in the one here I see accusations of harassment and brief mentions that others are accusing of rape.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Why is a rape allegation needed? A history of sexual harassment, rape or not, is enough for me to kick someone out of any community I'm a part of. There's the problem of false accusations, but I think there is enough "evidenc
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by mordocai 10y ago
Unfortunately, not doing this is a good way to end up in a situation like outlined in the blog post. There isn't an easy answer here.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Right, I believe the author's intent was that when you consider something the person is doing to be harassment and you still have a cost benefit analysis about whether to keep them, you have failed.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Not to mention that this guy would apparently blackmail and/or destroy you if you tried to spread the word (no mention of filing charges that I saw, but I imagine a similar story).
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by mordocai 10y ago
Agreed, I didn't finish reading the post due to the writing style.
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by mordocai 10y ago
You should be running PHP in a jail as well though. People just don't.
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by mordocai 10y ago
To be fair, at least good autocomplete + easy reference is quite possible in an IDE with dynamic languages. I have it for Common Lisp in emacs for example(it requires running a live repl and having the editor connect to it). Pre compilatio
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by mordocai 10y ago
I have the same problem, submitted through the feedback thing so you should have a screenshot and all kinds of debug information from me.
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by mordocai 10y ago
What would be the equivalent of seat belts etc for guns? Certainly not banning barrel shrouds and other things that make guns "look scary" nor limiting what types of guns can be bought, which is what a lot of the gun control side
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by mordocai 10y ago
According to the article, it looks like it.
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by mordocai 10y ago
It's free online and has a github repo under MIT license as well... so yeah it's an advertisement but for something that you can get for free.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Static site generator in common lisp, https://github.com/kingcons/coleslaw
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by mordocai 10y ago
These things have no clear lines, welcome to reality. This response applies to the previous line about being the intelligence of cattle as well, now that i've given it more thought. Intelligence can be measured so more context would be
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by mordocai 10y ago
That would be a belief they are subhuman, which is inherently negative. So yes, that would be racist.
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by mordocai 10y ago
First off, in my opinion I don't really care what anyone thinks. I care about what they do and what they encourage other people to do (I can't find anything about moldbug treating anyone in any negative fashion nor encouraging oth

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