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by nilved 10y ago
It depends on how you implement the gradual typing as well. Through contracts is one way (probably the bad way, since they still apply at runtime) and static analysis with type annotations is another way. There isn't any reason a suf
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by nilved 10y ago
Their website is broken because of an HTML syntax error. Cases like this remind me that success is often "right place, right time." Notch is another good example of bad engineering going far.
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by nilved 10y ago
I think you'd like my `git sed` script. https://github.com/devlinzed/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/git-se...
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by nilved 10y ago
If that was the case you think you'd reach for literally any other language than Perl.
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by nilved 10y ago
`-exec` doesn't necessarily spawn a bunch of processes. You can make it supply a list of files up to ARG_MAX with the `-exec echo {} +` syntax. This is also a good use case for xargs, which makes the process even more flexible. You&#
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by nilved 10y ago
I try to avoid Perl when I can (not that sed is much better.) sed -i "s/foo/bar/gi" ./*.txt
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by nilved 10y ago
This is from 2014 and likely not a Google hack or leak but a subset of credentials revealed by hacks or leaks from other sites. https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/gmail/4q3AYMi... and https:&#x2F
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by nilved 10y ago
None of those things happened in a free market
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by nilved 10y ago
It's using one of Phu Ly's WordPress themes from 10 years ago so that may be why. I'd recognize his themes anywhere. Back then 8pt was standard and flexible units were just catching on. I feel old.
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by nilved 10y ago
Undefined and type holes are equally valid approaches
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by nilved 10y ago
That's pretty much how Haskell development works. It doesn't compile until it's what you want. TDD in Haskell and Ruby are similar, but in Haskell the T is types.
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by nilved 10y ago
This is really not the right way to think about it.
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by nilved 10y ago
You can use !sp for that since startpage.com proxies Google results
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by nilved 10y ago
Nobody wakes up in the morning and thinks "I'm going to do some evil today." Everyone has their own definition of the word. And trusting a corporation is never a good idea.
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by nilved 10y ago
Use DuckDuckGo(og)
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by nilved 10y ago
If your concern is data _loss_ as opposed to data _ownership_ you can still use Google all you want as long as you use it redundantly (backups, separate domain, &c.) What you're saying is more applicable to people who want Google
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by nilved 10y ago
They don't want a monopoly, you want them to. You opted in to it, and you only end up in such a horrible position when you make a series of horrible decisions. Missed texts and phone calls? How did you even get into the position wher
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by nilved 10y ago
Because it has GBs of data? There's no size limit on JSON.
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by nilved 10y ago
Your definition of "silly" or "shady" might not be congruent with every other person's. com domains have been seized for a variety of reasons. However, them being stolen is much more likely. As a security-incline
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by nilved 10y ago
> Rule Zero: Never rely on a URL that you don't control. Use your own domain name for your e-mail addresses. Use your own domain name for canonical links to content. If you control the URLs, you do not depend on any one provider. Yo
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by nilved 10y ago
Your email is always the keys to the kingdom, but I trust Gandi a lot more than I trust Google. GoDaddy is probably the worst choice someone could make. 2FA is mandatory for email and domains.
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by nilved 10y ago
> This really seems like it needs to be regulated in law. Or use backups. Don't go crying to the government when you can handle it yourself.
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by nilved 10y ago
This is a bad thing. Gmail needs to be e-mail and nothing more or this is EEE.
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by nilved 10y ago
Well played!
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by nilved 10y ago
Nope. In fact, that term is almost always applied to open technology. Right now Red Hat is doing it to Linux and Google is doing it to the Web. See the list of examples on the linked article for more.
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by nilved 10y ago
If those people weren't reading news or playing games on the toilet, they would be reading shampoo bottles. In periods of downtime people need something to do and smartphones can make that time more effective (when not used to look at
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by nilved 10y ago
I think it was a joke.
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by nilved 10y ago
Some parts of this article make me think the author should seek therapy. I don't see why virtual reality couldn't trigger derealization disorder in susceptible individuals.
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by nilved 10y ago
I've used rsync.net personally and commercially. Thanks so much for building a great, simple tool and also caring about user privacy with the warrant canary and stuff.
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by nilved 10y ago
No need, someone else has done so: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/3lno0t/gpu_pa... Furthermore, native Linux games are only becoming more popular, and one way to make them more popular is

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