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by noncoml 7y ago
source?
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by noncoml 7y ago
Doesn't matter if they are saints or not. My point was that we need a solution that we don't have to trust the other party being saint.
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by noncoml 7y ago
So instead of getting spied, blocked, tampered, etc. by your ISP you are getting spied by Cloudflare? We didn’t solve the problem, just shifted it..
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by noncoml 7y ago
Why curious? Is there anything to make you believe there is foul play?
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by noncoml 7y ago
Bad config push again?
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by noncoml 7y ago
“Because the REP was only a de-facto standard for the past 25 years, different implementers implement parsing of robots.txt slightly differently, leading to confusion. This project aims to fix that by releasing the parser that Google uses.”
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by noncoml 7y ago
It’s there in the subtitle: “Outgoing chief design officer speaks to the FT about his venture, LoveFrom”
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by noncoml 7y ago
Not a teeth missing?! The crusaders must have had excellent dental coverage! But seriously, anyone who knows how can they have a full mouth of teeth at that era can explain?
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by noncoml 7y ago
So, he is an actor?
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by noncoml 7y ago
Sounds like an LLVM "recommended" libc? Loved the third point in Rich's reply: "there is tremendous value in non-monoculture of libc implementations, or implementations of any important library interfaces or language run
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by noncoml 7y ago
I really wanted to get into the promise-land of Haskell, and tried hard to, but my enthusiasm went south when I found out I can hit bugs with lazy-IO that the compiler wouldn't warn me about.
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by noncoml 7y ago
That's not putting family before other people. That's asking other people to put your family before themselves.
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by noncoml 7y ago
No legal obligation
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by noncoml 7y ago
I am not so sure. When she has the money to pay for it, but instead chooses to portrait like she doesn't and asks others to pay for it, I think it's at least immoral. It goes without saying that the healthcare system is completely
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by noncoml 7y ago
Yes. But you usually have to fight it to get it. They will very often try to play the “pre-existing condition” card, as they did in this case.
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by noncoml 7y ago
I have an acquaintance who is working in a top Bay Area tech company with a total compensation of close to $200k. Her parents visited her and sadly her Dad had a cardiac episode and had to be taken to ER. They stabilized him and thankfully
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by noncoml 7y ago
Europe in 1890: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Atlas_of_European_histo...
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by noncoml 7y ago
Maybe my comment came out wrong. It’s not about their(or my) technical skills. Technical compatibility is not enough for a team to work closely and efficiently IMHO
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by noncoml 7y ago
I found myself applying for jobs recently. One of the startups that contacted me was founded by three 2015 graduates. I am 41. I cancelled the interview. There was no way in my mind that I could work with these three folks. It was as good a
980.
by noncoml 7y ago
Where did you find `v.c`?
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by noncoml 7y ago
Please don’t use characterizations like “fanboys”
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by noncoml 7y ago
What does working on multiple projects has to do with code availability?
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by noncoml 7y ago
Probably vaporware
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by noncoml 7y ago
Don’t get disheartened. You are writing actual software. He is a scam artist.
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by noncoml 7y ago
I couldn’t see much code in his github so I assume it’s all smoke and mirrors. How does this even get voted so high here? Just on the claims?
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by noncoml 7y ago
Didn’t realize there where non-words in the tests and was getting disheartened at how many words I don’t know...
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by noncoml 7y ago
Sorry for the off topic. Any good recommendations for a Clojure book for a seasoned programmer but with little exposure to Lisps?
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by noncoml 7y ago
What’s the point shopping online then? You might as well go out and buy it if you have to drive.
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by noncoml 7y ago
Lately I have observed that UPS has given up trying to re-deliver my packages if they don’t find me at home on their first try. They instead ask me to go pick them up from a UPS storage location. I wonder if this is another sign of carriers
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by noncoml 7y ago
I think you are missing the point. They don’t care if you use 100% of CPU. What they don’t want you to do is use 100% CPU and not pay the bill. Not that I am defending their actions and perma-ban.

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