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by pyrhho 15y ago
I really wanted to learn something from this post, but it's mostly just hyperbole and whining. "It turns out that, in Go, you can't write a self-recursive anonymous function - there's no way to make it refer to itself. Well, you can do a d
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Or a jekyll site via github-pages? (easy fork-and-pull for contribution)
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by pyrhho 15y ago
> people need to keep dying or the population increase caused by them not dying is going to make the standard of living for everyone very low It's very kind of you to offer to make more space for the rest of us. You're welcome to refuse
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by pyrhho 15y ago
FWIW, I recently watched one of the talks this is spliced from, and it seemed fairly accurate.
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by pyrhho 15y ago
The worst usability loss is showing multiple events on a day in calendar view. I like to see a calendar view to get an overview but now most of my events have been replaced with a useless '2+ more' or '3+ more'. The real sore point is that
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by pyrhho 15y ago
You are far too attached your squishy, fragile body.. Edit: To actually add some substance to that, I mean space travel is dangerous, slow, and radioactive, and likely to remain that way for a while. So uploading to a robot really is prob
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Scale it up and build a solid stone building? Anything else medium to large and stone, really. Giant statues?
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Your analogy to real-world "stalking" breaks down a bit. For one, real stores do record customers. It's called security cameras. If you're in someone's store you should assume that they have video of you there. Why should that be any di
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Maybe release it at some point? For me, actually shipping things is often the hardest part...
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Apparently Herman Kahn spent his LSD trip finding the best way to bomb China. So there might be something to be said for the theory that it "intensifies" your existing personality/interests.
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by pyrhho 15y ago
The data could also be used to infer that Stack Overflow users are much "better" programmers than non-SO users. Non-SO Users have 0 reputation and are therefore, terrible programmers. While SO users have > 0 reputation, and are therefor
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by pyrhho 15y ago
"Past performance is the best indicator of future performance." Technology has saved our sorry ass in the past, so it is likely to continue doing so for the foreseeable future.
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by pyrhho 15y ago
There's a mobile version of the blog, though (without the massive header/footer.
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by pyrhho 15y ago
- Better Bread? Historically bakers had extremely short lives because without mixers they had to breathe in the flour dust all day. And the bread would have been extremely unevenly cooked (no temperature-regulated ovens), as well as being
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by pyrhho 15y ago
The other catch with the ex-girlfriend/boyfriend is that they are not really after bank details so the Barclay's email won't interest them as it would the professional criminal... The problem with the canary is that it is trying to tailor
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Apparently it doesn't bring enough guilt to offset the "driving my new Ferrari" satisfaction it brings... Edit: A bit unfair and stereo-typing.. I'm sure there are good people working at Lodsys that got sucked in...
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Introducing Mango: Rack-Inspired Web Framework for Google Go(paulbellamy.com)
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by pyrhho 15y ago
I should elaborate that the point I guess I was trying to make is that a lot of the time we think we have no trouble expressing ourselves "in English" we aren't strictly using "English" to do it.
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by pyrhho 15y ago
> I've never had trouble expressing myself in the one I have. What's the english word for 'schadenfreude'? or 'entrepreneur'?
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by pyrhho 15y ago
mentorpreneurs?
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by pyrhho 15y ago
I want a kit! Would be good fun to play with.
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by pyrhho 15y ago
I disagree. Having more released projects increases the chances that at least one of them will succeed, or at least start to show some promise. Though, it probably depends on the kinds of projects. And assuming, of course, that the qualit
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by pyrhho 15y ago
I'm curious how the Non-EU Worker Visas impact things like telecommuting...
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Nah, I need breaks man! Can't just be heads-down all day. Your work starts to deteriorate. May as well make your breaks awesome !
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by pyrhho 15y ago
Aside from the standard stuff I have: # Usage: git whatsnew <other_branch> # Show commits that are in the current branch, # but not in <other_branch>. Great for an # instant changelog. whatsnew = !sh -c 'git shor
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by pyrhho 16y ago
+1, really beautiful site, and great sales pitch. But I found the product a bit boring (though, I'm probably not the intended audience).
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by pyrhho 16y ago
From a practical standpoint, the Dollar has other problems for using it in a real business -- mainly the fact that it is controlled by a centralized, and potentially incompetent, bureaucracy. If you are a real, legal business, do you want y
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by pyrhho 16y ago
How is life at Initech?
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by pyrhho 16y ago
D'oh! meant to run that before posting. Will run that on the code later.
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by pyrhho 16y ago
Only 2 languages (Go and Javascript). Lots of frameworks, though... I wanted to learn as much as possible, so why not, you know?

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