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   Trial by fire(aeon.co)

   1 points by omeid2 9y ago|0 comments
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   I somehow missed that. It makes a lot of sense now. Thanks!
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   > he taught me to respect the historical development of typography, as well as to disdain uninformed experimentation for experimentation’s sake. Why not? I think experimentation is heaps of fun.
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   Oh, the good old `Escape-Meta-Escape-Control-Space Pizza`.
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   In contract, saying to "get a lyft" can be confusing, if not meaningless.
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   Maybe if you can organize a class lawsuit.
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   To call this "controversial use" is dishonest. It is a textbook example of abuse, in every sense of the word.
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   Anything that is properly parsable, including relations and references. So HTML with proper semantics and ids would be good!
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   by omeid2 9y ago

   I think while this is great, it is good to remember that your current tech stack maybe just fine! after all, Discord start with mongodb[0]. [1]. https://blog.discordapp.com/how-discord-stores-billions-of-m...
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    Thank you.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    Anyone know of a similar game that you can run under Linux? I want to play with this but rather not spend the time to setup a vm and go through the whole pass-through dance or setup a dev env on windows.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    The standard of life and suffering doesn't revolve around that of United States, just because you have an unimaginably fucked up _justice_ system doesn't discounts the struggle and suffering of others.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    But there is literally the `map`, `slice`, `chan`, and `append` which are generics. The fact that append exists and the language would be extremely convoluted and inefficient to use is a testimony to how useful generic programming is.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    If we are going to split hair, I would argue that good design is mostly reasoned with theory, usefulness is more about pragmatism.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    Compared to Markdown, LaTeX is extremly complex, in fact, isn't LaTeX is turning complete.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    Why should they? That document seems pretty legible, in fact, I would say its readability is excellent; specially in contrast to all those fancy fonts with #333 on #EEE that many "modern" websites use. Further more, that page is r
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    Fedora just works until you have to do a major upgrade. Every single major upgrade since 19 broke my system and I barely use anything "special", just i3wm, firefox, and gnome terminal is mostly what I use. Arch gets my vote. :) Ev
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    I use CentOS for servers so I always run Fedora, except every major upgrade since Fedora 19 broke my system, when this happened when upgrade from 24 to 25, I had enough of it! I switched to Arch and absolutely love it, AUR specially makes l
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    No, currently they seem to be really bad at this, judging from cases like "Can't sign in to Google calendar on my Samsung refrigerator"[1]. But, isn't this exactly how big names get replaced by more modern and technologi
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    I strongly doubt if the average western consumer has any problem of choice. On that topic, Barry Schwartz has a very interesting TED talk, aptly titled: The Paradox Of Choice. [1] PS. See the toothbrush phone example? Yeah, that is now a th
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    Consumers have the luxury of voting with their money.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    I can't believe you're making an argument against public toilets. > But another way to tax things is to directly tax the thing itself - like in this case, taxing the use of the toilet. That is not really Tax, but more so a Fee.
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    Who knows what?(aeon.co)

    1 points by omeid2 10y ago|0 comments
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    While a compile can't enforce APIs, the ABI generated by compiler.
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    I think the author is using "wildcard" in general sense of "any value you fancy" rather than a "wildcard certificate".
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    by omeid2 10y ago

    When the people evolved have different financial condition, it _can_ easily damage the relationship.
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    Flow: JavaScript Static Type Checker(flowtype.org)

    2 points by omeid2 11y ago|0 comments
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    Meteor.js Kitchen(meteorkitchen.com)

    2 points by omeid2 11y ago|0 comments
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    by omeid2 11y ago

    I honestly don't understand how a cover photo explains anything here. Care to elaborate? Did you expect a real NSA Network Operations photo on a presentation? would that add any credibility?
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    by omeid2 11y ago

    http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/08/14/israel-s...