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by nilved 12y ago
I think that you have a lenient notion of what sexual assault is, and especially that you're inexperienced with feminist thought based on your inappropriate "willfully emphasized" remark (which should correctly be "worn
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by nilved 12y ago
I do say that. If I'm dealing with somebody's rude enough to force me, I open it in vim and pull what I'm looking for from the XML.
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by nilved 12y ago
Can you note mine too?
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by nilved 12y ago
I think the sentence is poorly put together, but there aren't any lies. Clojure syntax is by far more simple (and thus easier to learn) than C-style languages or Python or Ruby. But the language is harder to jump into because it plac
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by nilved 12y ago
Even with named functions, Python's use of global functions instead of methods for iterators force you to read the expression from the inside out. I think Lisp languages nailed this with their threading macros, which allow natural lef
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by nilved 12y ago
No, they're just like that.
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by nilved 12y ago
If you don't include "regaining access to your code because you upset somebody and they filed a false DMCA complaint that GitHub blindly obeyed" as admin work then you're indeed correct!
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by nilved 12y ago
> In reality there is no better option for hosting OSS code right now than GitHub. You're right that your code isn't permanently lost, but you're wrong that GitHub is the only option or even the best option for hosting you
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by nilved 12y ago
Can people realize by now how ludicrous it is that a bot or idiot is able to take down 116 repositories without any oversight or validation, and your only recourse is to (a) deal with it (b) take time from your day to jump through flaming h
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by nilved 12y ago
As far as I understand, Cloudflare intentionally blocks those people because they assume anonymous people are hackers.
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by nilved 12y ago
Cloudflare indiscriminately flags people for using privacy-enhancing software. Please do not use Cloudflare or privacy-conscious users will be unable to use your site.
642.
by nilved 12y ago
There's also an extra DNS request on each page
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by nilved 12y ago
Yes, prohibition showed us that regulation is an effective way to prevent people from doing things
644.
by nilved 12y ago
What's wrong with a? In another two and a half years I'll have 15 years of programming experience and still be well below the average age on this site.
645.
by nilved 12y ago
This is very far from bleeding-edge; we're talking technology between five and 10 years old. Set up gstreamer already; it's time to move past gifs.
646.
by nilved 12y ago
Lua has luarocks (which is eh) and moonrocks (which is pretty good).
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by nilved 12y ago
> It would appear as though you think it possible that a flea market should be responsible for the conduct of its buyers and sellers, or that a public bulletin board be responsible for all material posted there. You don't find pound
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by nilved 12y ago
Everybody who used Silk Road knew that the site was illegal, and everybody who used Silk Road willfully paid a commission to Ross. IANAL, but even if you only bought legal goods from Silk Road, you were still aiding and abetting a drug mar
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by nilved 12y ago
"End-to-end" implies that Gmail won't be able to read your emails. That means that this software and Gmail, one of Google's largest products, are going to be competing. One of them needs to adapt or die: if this softwa
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by nilved 12y ago
Isn't this contrary to Google's goals as an advertising business? If people are using end-to-end encryption, they won't have cleartext emails to mine, &c. I need to wonder what the catch is, because there is definitely
651.
by nilved 12y ago
For what it's worth, I literally laughed out loud when you suggested that we blame women for being disrepected. Thanks for that.
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by nilved 12y ago
I've changed my name in Canada. Here, name changes are made public in a government newspaper. It may be the case in other countries, too. To be more general, a name change doesn't mean anything when the change itself is recorded
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by nilved 12y ago
They go on to contradict themselves. Google Public DNS does not permanently store personally identifiable information except for there 20 things:
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by nilved 12y ago
Yes, onscroll
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by nilved 12y ago
I'm quite surprised to see anybody suggesting this pattern be used, because it's exactly why I had to stop using Firefox for Android. It makes no sense to need to scroll up and lose your place in a page to access the menu. Which
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by nilved 12y ago
You'd be able to run arbitrary Ruby code during the compilation of your site. GitHub uses Liquid templates as a pseudo-sandbox: it's deliberately a weak system to prevent abuse. But it's lazy, because there are many other s
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by nilved 12y ago
This makes no sense at all. GitHub is your resume, so here are some silly rules you need to follow to cram that square peg into that round hole. If you need to artificially limit what code you host on a code hosting site to use it as your
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by nilved 12y ago
Quite disappointed the developers have decided to stick with Liquid templates. With such a handicapped and useless template language, jekyll is a non-starter for any website more complex than something you could trivially write yourself.
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by nilved 12y ago
I'd heard from other Ruby developers that learning Clojure is difficult but ultimately rewarding. That was my experience as well. All of my side projects are written in Clojure.
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by nilved 12y ago
Not at all. Most of their products are awful, but search and email were the most hard to leave behind. Having used DuckDuckGo and my own mail server for almost three years now, I'm quite comfortable and see them as superior, not infe

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