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safewayclubcard
10y ago
Yeah, but that is just how people are. You can huff and puff but clearly the design and format of HN is largely to blame. People whining about down votes and then complaining about it only makes the discussions worse. Your comment is going
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safewayclubcard
10y ago
I would consider that a negative. > There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it. Whats going to happen when all professional code is using `attr.attributes` but all the documentation uses `attr.s`? Anyway its a m
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safewayclubcard
10y ago
Do you have any proof that running a cron job impacts internet performance?
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safewayclubcard
10y ago
Is that what https://github.com/rvirding/luerl is doing in the erlang VM? From the docs: > It should give you a Lua environment that allows you to effortlessly run tens of thousands of Lua processes in parallel, le
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Supercharging Django Productivity
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safewayclubcard
11y ago
Thank you for balancing the conversation. I don't think the article is bad for portraying the Russian point of view. A lot of times when I speak to people about Russia they have a heavy western bias (not a bad thing) and I think it
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safewayclubcard
11y ago
I agree with this statement. I think lazy evaluation is very hard, especially when you are dealing with a codebase of of say 50 files with structures containing other structures, the line between lazy and strict is very hard to see. The dif
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safewayclubcard
11y ago
> Trying to find where an a out-of-bounds list error was happening I agree that in some real world runtime debugging, haskell falls short, due to the strictness that it imposes and how observation through debugging can change how the cod
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safewayclubcard
12y ago
This is huge. My parents (ages >60) bought galaxies. They pay $9 per phone and a >$200 deductible if it breaks. The insurance is through a 3rd party. That is insane. if it breaks 12 months in, you put in $108 then $200 for the deducti
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safewayclubcard
12y ago
I rent a guest house in Woodside. I really love it. It is the only place that feels "rural" but still able to commute to the valley below. Its nice to be able to rent a sizable house that was 2x the size of my Palo Alto apartment