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by nilved 10y ago
Clojure is incredibly light weight, unless you're including the host platform.
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by nilved 10y ago
Nope, that's what everything thinks. Some people even think it's over-hyped.
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by nilved 10y ago
Yes, that nightmare.
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by nilved 10y ago
This is a weird thing to post on HN.
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by nilved 10y ago
It's pretty easy to use grep and search in parallel while skipping uninteresting files. `git ls-files | xargs -P4 -n8 grep whatever` is a good way to do this; or `git grep`, but that's using PCRE and not parallelized. > That d
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by nilved 10y ago
So Bootstrap is internally as well as externally inconsistent?
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by nilved 10y ago
I can take you to the water, but I can't make you drink it.
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by nilved 10y ago
That doesn't matter unless you're arguing that it wouldn't have happened without a government and regulation. Most of the responsibilities of a government would be better handled and implemented by the private sector.
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by nilved 10y ago
Plenty of people are dying from unsafe food, unsafe buildings and unsafe driving. Nobody can fix these problems because lobbyists are increasing the barrier to entry under the guise of safety. After all, check out this thread: https:&#x2F
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by nilved 10y ago
I try to understand why people would write JavaScript but I just can't. The only explanation to me is that they're not aware of what they're missing out on, or the deficiencies of their own platform, in a Dunning-Kruger sort
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by nilved 10y ago
> Yes and no. You can change the carbon efficiency of people's consumption quite a bit with appropriate nudging and consumption taxes. You can also have global agreements paying countries not to exploit their "unburnable"
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by nilved 10y ago
Maybe regulation is not so good after all
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by nilved 10y ago
This seems less damming to me considering the medicine naturally occurs inside your body. What reason is there that nobody else can make a competing product for cheaper?
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by nilved 10y ago
e: was wrong about everything
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by nilved 10y ago
Yes, but I'm going to guess that that runtime exception is still possible. Record accessors are disambiguated through type inference so if their type is ambiguous it will still fail.
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by nilved 10y ago
No it isn't. A market is just a collection of actors who perform transactions within the group. The only rules set are the ones by nature, and markets would exist with or without humans.
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by nilved 10y ago
That is the only logical choice. Compare and contrast with autopilot.
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by nilved 10y ago
I think that's generally a good heuristic but fails in a lot of cases. The distinction between frameworks and libraries is murky and mostly semantic.
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by nilved 10y ago
Plural "you." Clinton is part of the establishment that did this. GP & I are not.
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by nilved 10y ago
Is that fucking papyrus
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by nilved 10y ago
My status bar would use 1MB of memory if it had a 900 KB animated gif clock.
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by nilved 10y ago
There is no way that Google is not recording messages sent through smtp.gmail.com.
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by nilved 10y ago
Sorry, to be clear, the article is great; my post was juvenile.
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by nilved 10y ago
This is hardly HN material, but this article included the best application of the Cloud To Butt browser extension I've seen yet. http://i.imgur.com/J230zHa.png
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by nilved 10y ago
Our growing population will be constrained by resources long before we invent a way to colonize other planets.
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by nilved 10y ago
Facebook exists with that policy, though.
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by nilved 10y ago
Wow that is horrible.
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by nilved 10y ago
I left my Windows PC on for years at a time and didn't notice this. I wouldn't be surprised if it was non-deterministic.
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by nilved 10y ago
Not enough, apparently. That page takes 10.5s to load and fails several performance metrics. https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/cOKg2F/https://gitlab.com/gitla...
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by nilved 10y ago
I think OP isn't referring to the name but the fact that there are no results.

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