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by ndr 3y ago
> Despite Rich Hickey’s retirement as a Nubank employee, his commitment to Clojure stays unwavering. Nubank also remains the prime corporate sponsor of Clojure, employing Alex Miller and Michael Fogus to continue developing the language
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by ndr 3y ago
Hard to disagree with Rich Hickey re non-breaking changes. See for yourself the "Fig. 3. Clojure codebase—Introduction and retention of code" chart at page 26 of https://download.clojure.org/papers/clojure-hop
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A History of Clojure (2020) [pdf](download.clojure.org)
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by ndr 3y ago
The game is fun! I think I've walked into a bug. https://imgur.com/a/WX04SD4 (Assuming black starts with a1 at bottom left): 1. Kc5 d6; 2. e3 <= was my next move but my pawn teleported to f5
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by ndr 3y ago
They mention they have some measures to "compensate for non-representative sampling in the dataset" > we are reweighting the Nexar data sample, which is sampled from a non-representative set of locations, so that it matches the
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by ndr 3y ago
I couldn't spot whether the paper normalize for dash-cam density. If one neighborhood has more dash-cams, is this paper over counting police cars in that neighborhood?
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by ndr 3y ago
Apologies for the cold boot problem I picked the first web link I found. Some clients keep their way to offer recommendations. See one list here: https://github.com/aitechguy/nostr-address-book Having a starting point
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by ndr 3y ago
On the other hand Nostr is instantaneous to join, no email required either. Edit: start on https://hamstr.to/home
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by ndr 3y ago
Regarding [1] it might be at least as senior as Andy Slavitt, another lawsuit that might be worth following is: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23773901-berenson-la...
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by ndr 3y ago
Your claim summary is false, the ban is by no mean general. Which of the following do you believe to be vague and subjective content, and which clause specifically are you opposed to? All of them? [...] ARE HEREBY ENJOINED AND RESTRAINED fr
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by ndr 3y ago
You wrote a false claim and are now changing the subject. Which ban is not ok, specifically?
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by ndr 3y ago
The injunction is quite harsh and I agree that it's likely to be seriously modified in its final form. As fare as predictions go do you think the gov will come out clean or it'll end with "gov did a bad thing"? And if so
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by ndr 3y ago
It's still rooted in evidence, and that evidence doesn't need to be conclusive. This was to say the injunction is not completely on a whim, agreed on everything else you wrote.
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by ndr 3y ago
That's not at all what the injunction says. See point 5 at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36618822
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by ndr 3y ago
"The Plaintiffs are likely to succeed on the merits in establishing that the Government has used its power to silence the opposition" https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.lawd.18...
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by ndr 3y ago
> It amounts to “no one from these 8 government agencies may communicate with anyone working at these three non profits, 20 social media companies or any similar organization” That's plain false. From middle of page 5 there's t
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by ndr 3y ago
I love toe socks but it's hard to find good quality ones that I can wear in non-sport scenarios. For instance injinji does great toe socks but they are overly branded, is there anything that doesn't stand so much out?
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by ndr 3y ago
I wish their android app supported offline access. It's a huge PITA when you're offline (say in a venue with no cover) and need to pull a ticket out of your inbox. I'm a customer and can't believe they've been in bu
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by ndr 3y ago
This implies that Meta doesn't make money outside of EU by exfiltrating EU users' data. If Meta made zero money in EU whilst still offering a service to EU users, and still exfiltrating their data, should the fine be zero?
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by ndr 3y ago
For in-memory tables you rarely need determinism across instances, let alone runs.
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by ndr 4y ago
Why? More regulation almost always ends up helping the big players. Are you suggesting removing any regulations?
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by ndr 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island#Differentiation_from_co...
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by ndr 4y ago
If you care about emissions then limit emissions. Limiting proxy metrics, almost as speed instead of noise, when the limit is pretty easy to enforce doesn't do anything other than stifling innovation.
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by ndr 4y ago
It might very well be _also_ cost cutting. The interesting part is why are they all in sync, and fairly similar in size. Did they really all make the same mistake in the past? Was the groupthink/copycat happening during the over-hire p
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by ndr 4y ago
Nice to hear a current user! The last part is a bit scary, what would push you against using it for external facing products?
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by ndr 4y ago
Thank you. What about leiningen vs boot vs deps.edn? Did any of this come ahead as a winner in the recent years? It's been a while since I've looked into this.
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by ndr 4y ago
For you and anyone else with experience, is that the most common/battle-tested cljs stack? What about servers-side, any equivalent Django or FastAPI?
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by ndr 4y ago
Milan has its own: > In 1210, when an adjacent cemetery ran out of space, a room was built to hold bones. A church was attached in 1269. Renovated in 1679, it was destroyed by a fire in 1712. A new bigger church was then attached to the
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by ndr 4y ago
At the equilibrium employers will ignore the letters and find other ways. If you want to trade your time/effort off applicants time/effort have them fill a tedious form.
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by ndr 4y ago
He was in this list in 2009: http://www.paulgraham.com/5founders.html It's too easy to mix up cause and effect here. Was he already visible so good that pg put them there, or is pg infatuation so influential? There&#x2

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