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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Please change title to "Show HN:"
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
so many people complaining about the patents, but it is indeed their waranty to keep strongly innovating. That said, _as consumer_ I wish there weren't patents, but we have to acknowledge that the patents are what made the company inno
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I would argue that a consistent behave defeats the benefit of the doubt or involuntary stupidity. Also I believe most of good sounding quotes may be easy to remember but not backed by many truths.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I am not an specialist from the BBC but all media does, the easier to spot are the health benefit articles regarding some products, interviews to promote books and locations, etc. And then there are the subtle ones. All journalism is nowada
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
It does very often, it used to be a common political weapon, but a blackmailer can only take that long in the news, and as pointed out it was just basic blackmailing. Politically it is interesting to keep the attention on such things for pe
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
it looks really awesome! Can someone point out the negative sides (or drawbacks of any kind) ? What about finding elixir experts/freelancers? What about integration with .Net and the xamarin forms ecosystem?
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
seems that someonw had fun learning haxeflixel. Title should be changed to "Show HN" probably as it brings nothing to HN apart of showing.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
The idea is very interesting although at the moment it seems to cover only popular choices. I tried to look for prolog and I found no results at all. Same for other topics like knowledge database or petri networks for which google is just a
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
so much politization in a single comment... the news often opens with disturbung content, and the world has many people who says daily pure garbage and we do not want to shut down any of those. Free speech is a fundamental part of western c
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
As the article says free speech is regulated by law and shall not be restringed by a corporate decision. Usually free speech is incompatible when it offends an individual, and it will be restringed only after a judicial process takes place.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
all them are equally competent languages. F# with corporative support and a giant ecosysten, ocaml being very fast and portable and haskell being very... special and pure.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I found the original title more misleading than mentioning the raw facts, and I think that felt under "linkbaits"
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I ended up posting a Fox news link because it is the only source I could find that also mentions Twitter, Facebook and the simulataneous ban of Parler from the App Stores.
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All social networks coordinately ban realDonaldTrump accounts(foxnews.com)
20 points by nudpiedo 6y ago|20 comments
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An open source Prolog interpreter in JavaScript(tau-prolog.org)
7 points by nudpiedo 6y ago|0 comments
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
If anyone is interested on the slides: https://codesync.global/uploads/media/default/0001/01/de7dfa...
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The Forgotten Ideas in Computer Science – Joe Armstrong (2018) [video](youtube.com)
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Thanks for the long and thoughtful answer, perhaps my biggest remaining doubt is whay PNs instead of graphs and state machines, but I guess I should start reading some of the links you posted to discover more of its potential as I see there
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Do you have more information on how to build workflow systems, and why is it good to do so with Petri nets rather than abstract the processes with classes or whatever else? Any information is welcome
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
It looks like a fancy way to create a reverse shell
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
How did you decide that? HN has always been pedantry, many actual questions are valid even if they discuss semantics or validity of the sources. It is the way HN always has been
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Not sure what the point of the article was, it makes hard easy concepts. It would have been easier by properly explaining common functional programming patterns such as event data stores, or even more popular ones used in the javascript wor
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Well, google is the new IBM, even Microsoft is more elegant and succesful in long term relationships. And this is huge from execution point of view IoT is a permanent blooming market with a brilliant immediate future, CEO and CTOs, or their
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Is it there any support for a premade UI like firebase does? that's a great time saver for prototypes
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
my experience was the same, although is it possible to do everything with Fable, it works better to glue frameworks with typescript and keep F# as library or some function calls in strategic points.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
fun to mention that in the days that many commands provide a --json flag to stream output directly to a programming API.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
that can be interesting for F# and true cross platform applications. Can't wait to mess with it.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Sorry but you are mentioning a common historical missconception perpetuated in history because of competition, war and propaganda between the Spanish Empire and England (the sort of conflict and propaganda also evolved in the time, it is a
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Don't forget the Low California (Baja California) already discovered in 1533 and a settlement in 1535 by Hernan Cortes.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Maybe you should read the The Conquest of Florida by Hernando de Soto (1541) you can find his actual diary notes and letters in spanish or some book adaptation in english as the one from Theodore Irving. For the spanish settling in america

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