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by rev 10y ago
Actually the better question is why would they care about Snowden leaving (or not leaving) Russia? Or why wouldn't Putin let Snowden leave? Snowden is a minor liability for Russia.
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by rev 11y ago
While you are being downvoted, I concur, of all the people mentioned in the Panama papers [1] Russians for one reason or another drew unproportionally much attention of the media. By looking at the source [0][2, for posterity] I can only in
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by rev 11y ago
This entire discussion is fundamentally about whether or not one or the other side of the treaty is "forced" (or "tricked" or any word denoting "win-lose" situation)—otherwise why are all the negotiations being
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by rev 11y ago
"Foundation of the western world government" would be more accurate. There are countries that (unlike EU) cannot be forced into signing this kind of treaties: e.g. China (for any number of reasons) or Russia (it's economicall
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by rev 11y ago
Slightly off-topic: Packt Publishing offers Akhil Wali's book "Clojure for Machine Learning" for free today ( https://www.packtpub.com/packt/offers/free-learning ).
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by rev 11y ago
Artistic implementation! PS Both Kevin Bacon and bacon are 20 steps away from philosophy. Interesting.
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by rev 11y ago
Nix wiki lists some: https://nixos.org/wiki/Haskell#Other_resources .
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Stack – a Haskell development tool(fpcomplete.com)
161 points by rev 11y ago|36 comments
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AnyBar: OS X menubar status indicator(github.com)
4 points by rev 12y ago|1 comments
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by rev 12y ago
There is also a port to Guile: http://www.cs.rochester.edu/~gildea/guile-scmutils/
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by rev 12y ago
Or "Forth Methodology vs Agile"? Coding is the 9th step and the easiest one.
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Forth Methodology Applied to Programming (2001)(ultratechnology.com)
3 points by rev 12y ago|1 comments
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by rev 12y ago
Enthusiasm of people from all walks of life makes this discussion a fascinating read.
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What's the point of linear algebra?(reddit.com)
12 points by rev 12y ago|2 comments
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by rev 12y ago
> white-collar crime charges Agreed re Navalny, but Khodorkovsky was charged with three murder cases (and one case of attempted murder), so I'm less sure about the collar color.
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by rev 12y ago
Firefox 34.0 on Ubuntu 14.10 is "unable to connect securely: Firefox cannot guarantee the safety of your data on fancyssl.hboeck.de because it uses SSLv3, a broken security protocol. Advanced info: ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap" Str
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by rev 12y ago
http://projectoberon.com/ describes how to do it (that was the reason for me to buy Spartan 3 board). And that's how the finished project looks: http://www.schleibinger.com/bilder/oberon.jpg (than
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Reproducible Development Environments with GNU Guix(dthompson.us)
84 points by rev 12y ago|20 comments
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by rev 12y ago
Guix, the GNU system, uses dmd.
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Resume written in Haskell(gist.github.com)
1 points by rev 12y ago|0 comments
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by rev 12y ago
The perfect Show HN title.
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by rev 12y ago
You inaccurately equate the "blogger law" requirements (i.e. having to "register, disclose [blogger's] personal information and submit to the same regulations as mass media") with mass surveillance.
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by rev 12y ago
At least wrt searches you can easily send info to, say, AOL, every browser, Y.B included, allows that. (It is interesting for the Russian-speaking auditory to note that Y.Browser doesn't include search engines of other Yandex's co
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by rev 12y ago
Some useful extensions like LastPass, Adguard, Pocket and Evernote are packaged (but not enabled) by default. Functionally it's Yandexified Chromium (vs Googlized Chromium aka Chrome—and modulo UI chrome of course).
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by rev 12y ago
Download page is in Russian, but the interface is in English when installed. International site ( http://browser.yandex.com ) still has "We're working on it".
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Yandex.Browser for Linux(browser.yandex.ru)
54 points by rev 12y ago|36 comments
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by rev 12y ago
Russian Oberon community continues BlackBox development: http://oberoncore.org/blackbox/environment Basic Linux support was added.
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Debian leader says users can continue with SysVinit(itwire.com)
2 points by rev 12y ago|0 comments
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by rev 12y ago
Exactly. Only a few regional ISPs have been blocking GitHub for a short amount of time.
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by rev 12y ago
It's no longer compatible with jessie/sid either. precise and saucy versions depend on libprotobuf7 (wheezy has it too), trusty - on libprotobuf8 and jessie has libprotobuf9.

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