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Ask HN: Have you used Revel for Go in production?
1 points by proveanegative 11y ago|0 comments
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War of the worlds: who owns the political soul of science fiction?(theguardian.com)
3 points by proveanegative 11y ago|0 comments
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by proveanegative 11y ago
>In particular, this leaves all repositories open to media-induced attention and controversy, followed by a takedown. It should be emphasized that this, rather than the possibility of censorship by GitLab's staff on their own init
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by proveanegative 11y ago
>I pretty much abandoned the thought of someone being wrong and someone being right. Frankly, this sounds like taking a good idea too far. People around you will make assertions about objective reality that are beyond any reasonable dou
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by proveanegative 11y ago
Sorry to be a pedant but the diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome was eliminated from the DSM in 2013. It was replaced with "autism spectrum disorder".
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by proveanegative 11y ago
>This sounds a bit like people who go "haha, I'm so OCD, I like my pencils all pointing the wrong way" - incorrect self-diagnosis. And yet there may be a connection between a predisposition to work in tech and autism. Se
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by proveanegative 11y ago
Is Kotlin's type system identical to Java's?
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Social Justice, Ideological Hijackings, and Ideological Security(thefutureprimaeval.net)
60 points by proveanegative 11y ago|41 comments
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Ask HN: What equivalents of Erlang/OTP exist for other languages?
81 points by proveanegative 11y ago|105 comments
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by proveanegative 11y ago
I meant Erlang/OTP.
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by proveanegative 11y ago
This looks nice enough as it is but what I think Go needs now is a more direct OTP clone suitable for new projects. If GoWork grew into that it could very well eat into Erlang's market share. Many people want their distributed systems
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by proveanegative 11y ago
This is one example I had in mind when I made this thread; the issue that the grandparent mentions is another. I have seen a similar scenario play out with a few smaller projects' repositories but I am reluctant to mention them. The
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Ask HN: How do you deal with social media pressure on your GitHub project?
155 points by proveanegative 11y ago|75 comments
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by proveanegative 11y ago
Clickable links: http://nonwhiteheterosexualmalelicense.org/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9862362
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Ask HN: Is it legal for a software license to have terms based on race and sex?
23 points by proveanegative 11y ago|28 comments
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by proveanegative 11y ago
Indeed. Sarcasm is still as hard as ever to detect in the web.
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by proveanegative 11y ago
If it didn't what would the meaning of citizenship be?
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by proveanegative 11y ago
I agree with the general sentiment of your blog post but one claim caught my attention as not justified when it should be: >Just as people’s salary is not an acceptable topic of conversation amongst colleagues I think negative opinions a
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by proveanegative 11y ago
WitchHammer.io When you are in the mood for righteous indignation head over to WitchHammer to find people popular on social networks who have said things you wouldn't like. Filter the potential witches ("whiches" in the loc
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by proveanegative 11y ago
That is not old fashioned at all. What systems to get people to work do not rely on coercion? Even nature, which got us to work on the first place, did so by coercion. The only way we can make a society more accommodating is to change the t
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by proveanegative 11y ago
If you are looking for a place to start try What if there's no such thing as chaotic good? ( http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com/2007/05/what-if... ). It is a short and fairly standalone post that we
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The Counterculture Is Better in the Suburbs(triggerwarning.us)
43 points by proveanegative 11y ago|46 comments
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by proveanegative 11y ago
I would love to hear answers to the same question from operations and reliability engineering people. If you have worked in both development and operations positions would you say that operations is harder to stay in?
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by proveanegative 11y ago
Your jab against monarchy is unwarranted. A hereditary monarch who is recognized as legitimate has better incentives than a garden variety military dictator.
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by proveanegative 11y ago
yetanotheracc's comment does not say whether his or her employers behaved like children. If they did you'd expect it to be mentioned.
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by proveanegative 11y ago
This way to leave is expensive to the employer in terms of the time lost before they realize you will not communicate again and a replacement must be found. Why did you choose to not communicate with them that you quit beforehand? I am gen
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by proveanegative 11y ago
This does answer my question in a very satisfactory way. Since you mention Ferguson, the theory I currently hold is that tensions between the police and the policed are, in practice, inevitable if the two differ in race, ethnicity, langua
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by proveanegative 11y ago
Quite so. Although I was already familiar with some of the material you link to I think I understand your position better now. One thing that is still unclear to me is how the government should work from stories. If you mean a write-yo
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by proveanegative 11y ago
>those of us who are for historical reasons unfairly advantaged should work especially hard at listening to people who aren't I see. Thanks for the explanation. If you don't mind I have a follow-up question -- actually two rel
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Ask HN: What are the most dismaying comments you've read on HN?
1 points by proveanegative 11y ago|0 comments

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