nobodyorother

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by nobodyorother 9y ago
I don't think it's fair to say that marketers ruin everything... Marketers devalue everything.
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by nobodyorother 9y ago
I'd love it if SD.C allowed users to contribute extra money each period that was banked as an endowment-like-fund and drawn on only to cover unexpected shortages. They're doing neat things, and I'd love to see it up and runni
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
> Unfortunately Github is struggling under the load What the flip did you do? They held off the Great Firewall! /impressed
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
IIRC, most Java IDEs also natively support XXX as an alternative to HACK. "sed 's/HACK/XXX/g'" to the rescue?
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
If you have the time, choose both: write them out and then review and revise them as you write them up.
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
> What am I supposed to take away from this? Start a campaign for tundra deforestation? They're just calling out the positive feedback loop where "things that aren't white like snow absorb more heat than white snow would.&
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
Worrying about both is appropriate: in both cases, folks are acting like amoral jerks, mentally divorcing their actions from the amount of suffering they directly or indirectly cause. I think the long term question is: how can we make these
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
I'll second that unpopular opinion and claim I have experience with many other languages that I also enjoy. The fun part about Mumps is that it's basically Lisp's ugly sibling, without meaningful scoping rules. You can easil
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
The biggest thing, to me, is Babel: it's a system that lets you combine documentation and code into a single unit, and lets you combine code from many different languages into a single tool for processing. Now, instead of an unintelli
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
Of course, when somebody releases a proof of concept, it'll be called RansomBear.
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by nobodyorother 10y ago
You might want to investigate Mumps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUMPS Setting data in memory is the same as setting data on disk, the only difference is the name of the variable: s X=1 ; store 1 in variable named X,