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nilved
10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wage_slavery
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10y ago
https://www.conj.io/store/v1/org.clojure/clojure/1.8.0/clj/c... clojuredocs.org is just one community-powered docs site; there are several.
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nilved
10y ago
SSL is really not the responsibility of the web framework.
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10y ago
I.e. without persistence
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10y ago
There is no such thing. Absolute power corrupts absolutely and all stateful societies will trend toward dystopia.
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nilved
10y ago
This guy is like the villain of a Silicon Valley TV show in real life.
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nilved
10y ago
Sort of. There's definitely an anti-authoritian trend amongst hackers, but hackers are only part of the community; the rest are capitalists.
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10y ago
I stalk Steve Klabnik since I'm happy to see anarchism represented in the community.
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10y ago
Can you let me know those countries so I can move there?
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10y ago
With any luck this will be 90% soon. Not 100% or those idiots will drive for Uber and we'll need to start over.
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10y ago
Nothing you just said is true. Optional doesn't add complexity, it makes complexity explicit. The rest is just Java implementing it poorly.
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10y ago
Are you referring to Dialyzer? I've always wanted to learn Erlang but can't give up on types.
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10y ago
Tor isn't safe from state-level attackers, as demonstrated by the Sybil attack launched by Carnegie Mellon the other year.
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nilved
10y ago
Where are you finding high quality news? In my experience, that comes from the places without a financial incentive.
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10y ago
Just flag it and hope the mods get the idea.
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10y ago
You know better than me, but are you sure that's a healthy dose? The recommended daily intake is a magnitude less, and vitamin D is fat soluble, meaning you can overdose on it.
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10y ago
Why didn't they name the function "find", like everyone else does?
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10y ago
moz://a looks cool. The :// sad-uninterested-disappointed face already has its own connotations.
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10y ago
> That's a matter of opinion, but if the subject is uninteresting why did you read it? The title was interesting.
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10y ago
Even disregarding the cringeworthy stock photo, this article is horribly written and the subject uninteresting. Of course this happens all the time.
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nilved
10y ago
No, not "now," they've been considered an adversary for a very long time.
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nilved
10y ago
The person you're replying to said "especially." It is also valid when the gender is known.
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nilved
10y ago
"They" is a perfectly cromulent pronoun for women.
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10y ago
This is not acceptable HN material.
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10y ago
Well, whose fault is that? I can tell you how to do it right, but it sounds like you're limiting yourself. If you prefer to do it wrong, feel free.
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10y ago
The way Scala uses them is very different from Haskell or Prolog. They are used to create lambdas, not discardable placeholders. E.g. `List(1, 2, 3) map (_ + 1)`.
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10y ago
Trusting someone else with your passwords is playing with fire.
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10y ago
The stated intent of blocking ads is not to cost the target money.
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10y ago
Are you trying to relate clicking ads to smashing up merchandise?
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10y ago
Not a video host with comments. That's practically CRUD. A very solved problem.
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