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o1iver
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o1iver
15y ago
IANAL, but I would think that if downtime that is not covered by an SLA occurs (and you can prove monetary loss because of it) you should be able to sue. Maybe a lawyer can pitch in...
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o1iver
15y ago
To all the people wondering: "why is this better than Flask" or "why should I pay XXXXX$ for something I can get for free". The huge difference is the fact that by purchasing this you have a right to ask for support and if it doesn't work o
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o1iver
15y ago
There is no special syntax for partial application because in Haskell partial application is always possible. You can call the function foo :: a -> b -> c like this bar = foo a or like this: bar = foo a b. In
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o1iver
15y ago
I would say that understanding composition (.) come before understanding bind (>>=), as bind is like higher-order composition.
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Ask HN: What is wrong with this? (How the Greek economy bailout works)
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15y ago
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o1iver
15y ago
Ok, I will look into it (no guarantees :-])!
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o1iver
15y ago
What kind of startups are you looking for? My father runs Tyro Payments ( http://tyro.com ) and I could try to get in touch with Mike Cannon-Brookes (Atlassian), although I don't know if he would be willing. Are those startups too old/big?
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o1iver
15y ago
You can see from the dialog windows, that he could inject javascript.
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o1iver
15y ago
I think one of the problems may be that people dealing with AppStore or Android Market customers are not realizing that they are dealing with a different kind of user group. One cannot compare the feedback that HN users (developers/advanced
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Generation Why?
(nybooks.com)
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o1iver
15y ago
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World's best introduction to sed
(catonmat.net)
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o1iver
15y ago
I think you are very right about the customer support thing. That is the one reason why I spend hundreds of dollars a year at Amazon. From the customer perspective (the only I have) you feel like a god. They nailed that one on the head. Exa
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o1iver
15y ago
If he is not very technical you could just block the top XXX porn sites using his hosts file. For that to work he obviously shouldn't be able to change the hosts file (or know about it). He also shouldn't know that you could just as simply
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Understanding DYNAMO — with Andy Gross
(nosqltapes.com)
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o1iver
15y ago
I was going to try it, but, honest feedback, the fact that I have to login before even giving it a go is a real no-go. Why don't you let me try before signing in?
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o1iver
15y ago
Please elaborate... I don't understand the criticism. I find the question quite interesting. What is ambiguous about it?
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o1iver
15y ago
There seems to be a pretty simple solution to these problems: diversification. Like most things in life, putting all your eggs in one basket it not the right choice. The people who use only AWS or only RackSpace or only 1&1 are equally
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o1iver
15y ago
What about improving the American school system?
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o1iver
15y ago
I don't understand your argument. If customers are "where the money comes from", then 1/5 of the subscribers are customers. People who don't pay are not customers, they are part of the let's call it the "marketing audience".
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o1iver
15y ago
Not that that is a place where idiots are likely to venture, but I remember this "captcha" for the Arch Linux forums: What is the output of "date -u +%W$(uname)|sha256sum|sed 's/\W//g'"? ( https://bbs.archlinux.org/register.php )
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Haters gonna HATEOAS (Hypertext As The Engine Of Application State)
(timelessrepo.com)
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15y ago
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I agree with you. Do you know of any non-python answers? Edit: why the downvote??
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15y ago
Here are two other great answer by this guy (one is on the HN front page right now): Yield: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/231767/the-python-yield-k... Decorators: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/739654/understanding-pyth...
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What is a metaclass in python?
(stackoverflow.com)
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15y ago
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He can't, so he is just making an assumption (whether from experience or not, who knows). But I would be interested in some information about the HN codebase... Is it shorter? Less error-prone? Simpler?
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Indirection Is Not Abstraction
(zedshaw.com)
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How great leaders inspire
(ted.com)
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15y ago
I was in the same situation as you. I had been using mac and then bought a desktop PC and ran Linux. I tried awesome, xmonad, gnome, kde, etc but none of them were to my liking. So now I run Windows 7, which is more option-full than you mig
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15y ago
haskell: ghci
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ReferenceProperty prefetching in App Engine
(blog.notdot.net)
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