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901.
by recuter 5y ago
Is hacker culture not filled with "weird jerks"? Linus doesn't qualify? Who does?
902.
by recuter 5y ago
I'm getting distinct uses Eclipse to write vogon poetry and Jira Master vibes from you. Any notes on the actual code in the OP beyond the import lines formatting?
903.
by recuter 5y ago
This is why the good lord gave us: https://github.com/psf/black Import line is actually improved with this commit. LGTM, ship it. We now return to your regularly scheduled bikeshedding.
904.
by recuter 5y ago
You say 1000 lines is an arbitrary number. Do you actually have a feature in mind that takes it above this artificial limit? Did you even read the code? They like this round number. Fork. Why argue.
905.
by recuter 5y ago
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/hobo-code
906.
by recuter 5y ago
The job of a programmer is to glue together existing libraries in the most convoluted manner possible and collect rent on maintenance. Perhaps even graduate to consulting. Grow a pointy haircut. Who the hell wants to be a programmer, dismal
907.
by recuter 5y ago
Oh no, Marshall, I was being far more despondent and was referring to programming as a whole. Thank you very much for your efforts on BQN. Speaking of TensorFlow, I was looking at tinygrad the other day: https://github.com/g
908.
by recuter 5y ago
I see your point. You dream crushing bastard. :) For no reason whatsoever here is a link to a guy building a Korean style wooden house by hand without using nails: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvsvMzgiq6s What are "
909.
by recuter 5y ago
Thank you for this. What do you make of BQN? https://aplwiki.com/wiki/BQN I get enamored with apl/k/j every time I see it and was looking for excuses to use it despite everything. I understand that due to th
910.
by recuter 5y ago
And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth...
911.
by recuter 5y ago
Well, good. But some nuance is still lost here in my opinion. > in historical-linguistic context it basically only applies to not killing Jewish people This is your own framing. Perhaps you are a timelord or a 3000 yr old man? :) There
912.
by recuter 5y ago
Your opinion is in fact the popular opinion through out history. Picture the see no evil hear no evil monkeys. Stephen Pinker is a very nice man with a soothing voice and a very curly haircut. And he attended Harvard. And has a warm and fuz
913.
by recuter 5y ago
It basically does not. At all. I think instead of foisting the most iron age-y least charitable interpretation imaginable you ought to realize that people have had a couple thousand years to develop a body of laws and thought around this. A
914.
by recuter 5y ago
I don't know about this one, but there was a teenager that quoted a snoop song on her instagram (not directed at anyone but rather in memory of her friend that died in a car crash) and got threatened with an ankle bracelet and a $1000
915.
by recuter 5y ago
I'm sorry, but under the new rules you are now guilty of a hate crime for saying this.
916.
by recuter 5y ago
Just wait until you find out about the "Hate Crime and Public Order Act" passed in Scotland.
917.
by recuter 5y ago
It is when you remap caps lock to escape (good) for a key tap and add some other functionality for a long press. Meh.
918.
by recuter 5y ago
If only this attitude remained: "Well, let's say you can shave 10 seconds off of the boot time. Multiply that by five million users and thats 50 million seconds, every single day. Over a year, that's probably dozens of lifeti
919.
by recuter 5y ago
I don't remember which Mac OS added this, but: System preferences => Keyboard prefs => Modifier keys You can just remap caps lock to escape without getting fancy. I used to do the hyperkey stuff but it messes with my muscle memor
920.
by recuter 5y ago
82% of the people in Lebanon are currently in poverty, many are living on $2/day and have to choose between food, fuel, and medicine. They have no resources to allocate. It is a failed state. The miner in this case would be, once aga
921.
by recuter 5y ago
There is almost an insight here.
922.
by recuter 5y ago
A lot of people in Lebanon get 2 hours of a electricity a day, if that. Regional slumlords are renting out generators and smuggle oil. The electricity is not so much "mispriced" as it is controlled by various mafias and terrorist
923.
by recuter 5y ago
You haven't watched enough Star Trek in that case. The Prime Directive has been violated countless times. And we aren't an advanced alien civilization with a warp drive making contact with primitive proto-humanoids. I don't h
924.
by recuter 5y ago
Sure bud, we are all white men with colonial baggage on this website. I'm slowly backing away now.
925.
by recuter 5y ago
It isn't unfunny and tokenism is surely a cross-cultural phenomenon in all of its many forms. I don't believe in PC culture and getting offended, discuss away. My impression is the guy in the OP is genuinely trying and isn't
926.
by recuter 5y ago
Would you mind sharing some stats on the index? Are you populating it with manual curation?
927.
by recuter 5y ago
Can you also drop an explanation as to why OP deserves to be classified as a mzungu or is your classification automatic?
928.
by recuter 5y ago
No problem, I'll spell it out for you: Calling a person who is dedicating his life and actually spending time in Africa a "digital colonist who is doing it wrong" based on some vague gut feeling is somewhat unhinged. Not prov
929.
by recuter 5y ago
OK, move to Africa and foster local entrepreneurs and show us all how to do it better. I suggest Liberia as a starting point, godspeed. P.S. - Bonus points if you befriend some locals, show them this post and the service discussed, explain
930.
by recuter 5y ago
I did not spend two years and $150,000 on my Scientology classes to end up sounding like a pompous ass completely lacking in self awareness and levity. How dare you sir.

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