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by npstr 7y ago
Same on Android Chrome.
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by npstr 7y ago
As mentioned in the user guide, just like Lisp, Bel is still in its formal phase, and not usable as a programming language yet. The idea is to extend the formal phase for a longer time, before diving into the implementation.
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by npstr 7y ago
A human is just an animal.
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by npstr 7y ago
The VLC Android App is unusable since an update earlier this year. Any plans to fix that? I reverted to an older version and would like to come aboard again once the bugs are fixed & bad UI decisions corrected. There was plenty of feedb
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by npstr 7y ago
What's wrong with using nano for that?
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by npstr 8y ago
Lol no. Heroku is way too much magic for my taste.
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by npstr 8y ago
Personally, I'm excited for https://thisjavascriptframeworkdoesnotexist.com
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by npstr 8y ago
An algorithm that's more optimal than LRU on most workloads is Window TinyLFU. Some nice simulations and graphs can be found here: https://github.com/ben-manes/caffeine/wiki/Efficiency
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by npstr 8y ago
>for the upper class Any university student can join these. They may have been somewhat elitist in the past, and many still think of themselves like that, but most of them are strapped for new members. Sure some time investment is requir
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by npstr 8y ago
Since Java doesn't have first class await support, I'm super excited about Project Loom. Imo, using green threads also has one huge benefit over callbacks: legacy code, small hacks, PoCs written in a simple and imperative manner s
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by npstr 8y ago
I'm a very happy user of Amethyst, a tiling WM https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst Makes OSX actually usable.
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by npstr 8y ago
Also true: A shockingly large majority of health news is fake or misleading
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by npstr 8y ago
>Not sure how much of that you look at as natural All of it. Humans are just a bunch of apes, fully part of nature, and the universe experiencing itself.
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by npstr 8y ago
You are missing that Colin did it solo.
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by npstr 8y ago
old news
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by npstr 8y ago
This one is even easier because it doesn't require to install anything, just make a good old ssh tunnel: http://localhost.run
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by npstr 8y ago
Six out of ten being legit is what surprises me here. That's pretty high.
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by npstr 8y ago
It looks like the author of Quasar, Ron Pressler, is now working on adding native support to the JVM through Project Loom.
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by npstr 8y ago
Yes, it must be the fast food that makes people obese. Their lifestyle choice of going to fast food places, their decision of spending their food budget on fast food, and the act of stuffing it down their throats in quantities above their r
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by npstr 8y ago
Java generics are broken? What else is new?
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by npstr 8y ago
Exercise isn't only great because it burns calories directly. What it does is retain / build up muscle, and that in turn increases your base calories burning rate, each day.
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by npstr 8y ago
Thought the same! What if life is exploiting such a flaw - a flaw that led to the existing matter out of which our universe is built.
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by npstr 9y ago
And yes, I understand that "German nazi separatist site registered on millionaires son who hired a hitman to kill his parents with a machete responsible for hottest crypto malware of the year" sounds great to push the story. Excep
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by npstr 9y ago
I think uncovering the person / company behind Coinhive is not a bad idea. However, in doing so, Brian Krebs did several extremely questionable decisions and moves: - publishing material by users he knew had trolled him to further the
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by npstr 9y ago
I agree with this, but as long as the public services are a forced upon monopoly this doesn't really work.
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by npstr 9y ago
Any company or landlord who does such a thing will go out of business, since any clever competitor will snatch those great deals that those companies and landlords are missing out on.
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by npstr 9y ago
I'm interpreting (the first part of) your post as "humans cant do the right thing so we need laws to force them to do it". I know the right thing for me. I don't need laws telling me about the right thing for me. No othe
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by npstr 9y ago
Employers and landlords should be able to deny access to anyone they please. It's their company and their property, after all.
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by npstr 9y ago
There is no such thing as a "universally right thing", and not even laws can force it into existence.
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by npstr 9y ago
This seems to imply CockroachDB's name would be ignoring/bad marketing? I think it's fine. I see a lot of people saying something along the lines of "if it had a different name I would have looked at it earlier" but

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