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naringas
10y ago
have you heard about xonsh? http://xon.sh/
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naringas
10y ago
I'm interested in Elixir, but I don't know all that much about it (yet). Could you elaborate on what you mean by "mess of gobbledegook just like Erlang"? thanks
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naringas
10y ago
I got that 404 several times with firefox and none with chrome. The redirect to madeby.google.com works now, I wonder what happened...
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naringas
10y ago
Unless I open the url with chrome. WELCOME TO THE FUTURE OF THE OPEN INTERNET /s
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naringas
10y ago
I get an HTTP 404 not found >The requested URL /fourten was not found on this server. That’s all we know.
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naringas
10y ago
in which the principal freedom is the freedom to track your every action!
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naringas
10y ago
the TPP is good (great) for entities made out of humans and their tools, but it's pretty bad for entities comprised of (mostly) human cells, i.e. individual humans.
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naringas
10y ago
The worse thing is how cash is not a resource, but a standard technology "regulated" by a private institution (that nontheless has the word federal in its name)
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naringas
10y ago
total transparency? i.e. everybody sees what fb/google/etc sees... ... what then!?
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naringas
10y ago
what about AR? e.g. a hololens?
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naringas
10y ago
just an excuse for censorship
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10y ago
But it can certainly compute.
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10y ago
I think it's related to christian morality. They belive something along the lines of "God gave you your life and only Him can decide when it should end"
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11y ago
I used to think that a lot of bad code out there was made by lazy, incompetent programmers... But then, after a certain job, I realized that this is probably not the case. Now I belive that most bad code out thare is made by overworked and
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naringas
11y ago
>across the U.S. moves along
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naringas
11y ago
You might be able to hide from political discussions, but you cannot ever escape their consequences.
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naringas
11y ago
Do you think that most universities are starting to operate like corporate businesses? with corporate priorities and corporate practices?
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naringas
11y ago
<tin-foil-hat> Is it just me or is education being slowly but steadily subverted in many countries at once? </tin-foil-hat>
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naringas
11y ago
I wanna play civilization vs a crowd trained (and probably intentionaly crippled) AI of this kind.
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naringas
11y ago
the FBI is executive branch!? I would've never occured to me... I thought all law enforcement was on the judicial branch. TIL.
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naringas
11y ago
> Is there any reason to be reasonably sure the NSA wouldn't just do it regardless of what a judge said? Why would they have to disobey the judge if they can make the court say what they need?
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naringas
11y ago
paid
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11y ago
I'm extremely curious about the notions/concepts of symmetry in a more mathematical sense, but from a philosophical perspective. I preliminarily believe that symmetries may be related to the notion of novel information.
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naringas
11y ago
Windows 10 is not free, it's a free upgrade for customers that already payed for a previous version.
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11y ago
> Write Less Code One has got to be careful with this... Sometimes making code more concise really makes it more obscure. I suppose it's possible err on both sides, you don't want to be too verbose either. I think the point is
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naringas
11y ago
They want us to communicate over insecure channels so they can ensure everybody's safety.
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naringas
12y ago
Isn't this part of a larger, global trend of turning public institutions into private businesses? It happened to the American prision system, it's happening to healthcare, education, and higher education.
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naringas
12y ago
it is very silly. does that track have a title?
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naringas
12y ago
does that mean that these weight loss suplements actually work?
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naringas
12y ago
maybe they have some compelling (and secret) reasons to introduce security vulneravitilites and close the source code...
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