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Limelight Networks, Inc. v. Akamai Technologies, Inc.(scotusblog.com)
2 points by seliopou 13y ago|1 comments
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Dear Internet Ladies, please report harassment as spam(digifesto.com)
11 points by seliopou 13y ago|5 comments
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by seliopou 13y ago
Look. I love Haskell. I usually formulate solutions to programming problems in my head in Haskell before I write code in whatever language I have to deal with. Constructing programs using combinators? Great. Assuming referential transparenc
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by seliopou 13y ago
The original line was something like this: acc = ""; for (var i = 0; i < strings.length; i++) { acc += strings[i] } The new version is something like this: strings.join("") The second version c
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by seliopou 13y ago
I for one prefer the more "algebraic" implementation. Why worry about performance when you get theorems for free?! Monads.
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by seliopou 13y ago
The LeBron James of Computer Science http://www.livescience.com/40023-james-mickens-microsoft-s-l...
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by seliopou 13y ago
The OpenWRT wiki[1] is a great resource for this. There you can find a Buyers' Guide[2], as well a Table of Hardware[3] with compatibility tables for vendors, models and OpenWRT versions. I recently flashed a TP-Link TL-WR1043ND with O
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by seliopou 13y ago
I completely agree on the pre-Socratic point. Where's my man Parmenides? But in fairness, many pre-Socratic works are so fragmentary that it's difficult to even consider them works, nevermind philosophical works. Thus they typical
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by seliopou 13y ago
I the the second paragraph, I link to a chart showing the percentage increase of the price of bitcoin in USD between July 25 and November 25, 2013. That increase would correspond to roughly a 90% decrease in bitcoin price levels. People hol
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by seliopou 13y ago
Author here. First, regarding point 2, I use a period of time in which 90% deflation occurred (from the perspective of bitcoin-holders) and consider what affect that would have on profits in a bitcoin-only economy. I do not assume 90% annua
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Jshn.sh: shell functions or parsing and generating json(dev.openwrt.org)
2 points by seliopou 13y ago|0 comments
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by seliopou 13y ago
I think that's right. But then, if you don't want your bitcoin position to change, and you have no need for its other features in this transaction, then why use bitcoin? The OP's point stands.
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by seliopou 13y ago
I forgot that Google Glass existed. I'm not saying that to be smart. I actually read the headline and caught myself in the middle of asking myself, What's Google Glass? Am I the only one, or what? I guess people just haven't
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by seliopou 13y ago
I have and will continue to maintain that it's Haskell's operational challenges that are holding it back from wide adoption, at least on the web. In a lazy language, your cost model is all out of whack. When your program consumes
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by seliopou 13y ago
What's clever about that code is that the conditional will always fail. The assignment expression setting the uid to 0 will itself evaluate to 0, which will cause the conjunction to evaluate to "false." On first glance, the c
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by seliopou 13y ago
What was reported[1] was that certain stories were redirecting users to the SEA's site. This implies that they weren't just rewriting recommended links, but were changing the code of the widgets, which resulted in that behavior. [
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by seliopou 13y ago
Publishers should use AdSafe[1], which is a system for sandboxing widgets. AdSafe provides widget authors an API for access object properties and the DOM, as well as a static check to ensure that widgets are using this API properly. Given t
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by seliopou 13y ago
No, the verb is FOLLOW, as in the example you were responding to: FOLLOW /user/123/followers/followers/following
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by seliopou 13y ago
Yeah, if that's where your URL ended. But what if your URLs kept going? Say you had /user/123/followers or /user/123/followers/followers or /user/123/followers&#
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by seliopou 13y ago
The HTTP specification in no way restricts the verbs that you can use to those that are in common use. But at some point somebody, somewhere, decided that the only ones allowed were the ones that the specification explicitly mentioned. And
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by seliopou 13y ago
UndecidableInstances a.k.a. YouDecidableInstances. While I was writing the Prelude, I messed up one of the definitions and ghc kept blowing the context stack limit. So I tried it with -fcontext-stack=5000, figuring it wasn't my bug but
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by seliopou 13y ago
Author here. Besides creating Typo as an exercise in implementing a language, it's also the punchline to a seven-year-old joke[1] about implementing RSA in Haskell's type system, which I did: https://github.com/
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by seliopou 13y ago
Here's what you do. Make friends with immigrants that still have connections to their olive oil producing motherland. They either get shipments from their family, know somebody else in their community that gets shipments, or know someb
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by seliopou 13y ago
That sounds so baller. But one question. You say that he constructed a field that "behaves like C." Granted, you put that phrase in quotes for a reason, but it seems to me as though if you pinned down the behavior of multiplicatio
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by seliopou 13y ago
Not necessarily. The proof presented depends Schanuel's conjecture, but there may be another proof that doesn't depend on that conjecture, directly or indirectly. The question you're asking is one of metalogic. It's like
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by seliopou 13y ago
The answer is no, assuming Schanuel's conjecture. Any set of algebraically independent numbers over a field are going to be transcendental over that field. In this case, being transcendental means they're not rational. And the num
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by seliopou 13y ago
Thanks. The nice thing about court cases is that they're divided nicely into parts that consider different questions before the court. You also get an entire section called "Background" which I hear is useful. But even before
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by seliopou 13y ago
Articles about court cases should properly cite the case and link to the decision. For court case that went on for years and involved reams of documents entered into evidence, something's probably gonna get lost in the reduction to a c
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Why Weird Twitter(ethnographymatters.net)
1 points by seliopou 13y ago|0 comments
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Crowdfunding students: Helping youngsters to sell stakes in their future(economist.com)
2 points by seliopou 13y ago|0 comments

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