nightfly

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601.
by nightfly 8y ago
link?
602.
by nightfly 8y ago
What IDEs/toolchains do you tend to actually use/see used in industry?
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by nightfly 8y ago
Probably because CLojure feels the closest to Common Lisp, so it's the best comparison.
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by nightfly 8y ago
Less "some women might like it" and more it's often explicitly prescribed to help women with irregular cycles.
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by nightfly 8y ago
Billing definitely happens. And one procedure can trigger billing from multiple different providers. I had my appendix out a few years ago and received separate bills from the hospital, the surgeon, the anesthesiologist, and possibly someth
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by nightfly 8y ago
In Python 3 there was an explicit decision not to support print as a statement, and rather as a function call.
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by nightfly 8y ago
https://www.gnome.org/news/2018/05/gnome-moves-to-gitlab-2/
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by nightfly 8y ago
I'm off Millikan and Amazons direct couriers have been an order of magnitude more reliable than my UPS driver (who doesn't follow my delivery preferences and takes my stuff to random UPS stores that I have to pick it up from).
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by nightfly 8y ago
Except for security updates, software bug fixes, etc.
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by nightfly 8y ago
Just like old shared webhosting :)
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by nightfly 8y ago
But if the controller gets into a weird state and "forgets" to flush the cache and then doesn't even look at the SLC cache on the next boot...
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by nightfly 8y ago
Isn't that pretty much how Erlang does things?
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by nightfly 8y ago
$2 a plate can be enough to price it out of being a reasonable regular option for people. A food cart in a pod near my work moved into a just-as-close physical restaurant and raised their prices by about $2 plate and I went from eating ther
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by nightfly 8y ago
> and unfollowing 45,000 on Twitter So they what saw, maybe one tweet per-person ever? There is no point to following so many people.
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by nightfly 8y ago
Honestly what do you expect, them to keep losing money on every ride? The pricing has been a lie to kill off the competition, but they can't keep it up forever.
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by nightfly 8y ago
What milling machine?
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by nightfly 8y ago
It amazes me that Windows Explorer (literally the most common way of interacting with files directly in windows) has so many limitations...
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by nightfly 8y ago
Vertical scrolling on a webpage should NEVER mean horizontal scrolling. T_T
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by nightfly 8y ago
If you want bugs just venture over to central or eastern oregon. Flies, mosquitoes, spiders of all types, and other bugs galore!
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by nightfly 8y ago
Tangentially... My organization maintains a couple of Perl web apps for internal purposes (one that dates back starting in 1997). We do some occasional work/improvements/modernizations on these. Mentally switching into "perl&
621.
by nightfly 8y ago
But somehow slower! "In fact, when using semi::static_map and looking up a value with C++ literal as a key, then the value lookup is nearly as efficient as looking up a global variable."
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by nightfly 8y ago
"Shop Your Way" has been pretty cool at K-Mart too. Before I moved basically next to one I did I didn't even know K-Marts were still around. Now I get random "Freecash in points" email coupons to spend like $8-$18 w
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by nightfly 8y ago
Realistically Google and Instagram aren't gonna extort anyones parents.
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by nightfly 8y ago
Youtube music has done a decent job for me, better than anything Spotify has suggested, but still nowhere as good as Pandora.
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by nightfly 8y ago
Does that usage not fall under the UK/EU's equivalent of fair use?
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by nightfly 8y ago
You can't trust that a hotel did either.
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by nightfly 8y ago
> Also it can't be denied that vim is the hipster editor, used by the same kind of people that use reddit. I'll deny it. I doubt there is any kernel of truth to that sentence at all. ~ Emacs user who frequents Reddit (though no
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by nightfly 8y ago
Why?
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by nightfly 8y ago
http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Den_Den_Mushi
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by nightfly 8y ago
Rural areas often have local thift stores with massive VHS collections. You can buy a tape for, usually, a $1, keep it as long as you want and donate it back if you decide you don't want it taking up space any more.

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