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541.
The insecurity of OpenBSD(allthatiswrong.wordpress.com)
3 points by setra 11y ago|1 comments
542.
TempleOS Unified Document Format – DolDoc(templeos.org)
6 points by setra 11y ago|1 comments
543.
Cost Adjusted Median Household Income – US #4(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by setra 11y ago|0 comments
544.
by setra 11y ago
Haskell, and Rust tend to be pretty safe.
545.
Deep Space Industries(deepspaceindustries.com)
72 points by setra 11y ago|25 comments
546.
Plan9 style werc – A sane web anti-framework(werc.cat-v.org)
2 points by setra 11y ago|0 comments
547.
Out of context game development changelogs(twitter.com)
3 points by setra 11y ago|1 comments
548.
by setra 11y ago
Whats funny about this is that by pulling out as protest for Moldbug they are making it harder for the conference to subsidize diversity.
549.
by setra 11y ago
Many normal people would say that it should be limited. But this seems very contradictory to the idea of freedom of speech. Its like you can say what ever you want, as long as the ruling body of people is ok with it. Freedom of speech is no
550.
Arch “has never been a minimalist distribution” – Arch dev(lists.archlinux.org)
2 points by setra 11y ago|2 comments
551.
by setra 11y ago
I find this hilarious because normally you get 10000 responses about not using tables or iframes if you post a question there that involves them.
552.
by setra 11y ago
The lambda calculus
553.
by setra 11y ago
The virtue of tolerance is not very virtuous if you don't have to tolerate anything.
554.
by setra 11y ago
Note the red star at the bottom of the page
555.
by setra 11y ago
I have people looking over my shoulder all the time. Better to not even show dots. Perhaps if I was just by myself all the time I would have a different opinion.
556.
by setra 11y ago
When choosing a name you can't exactly predict future people using your name.
557.
by setra 11y ago
If he just used something like Haskell this would not be a problem instead of something dynamic like Python where types are taped on.
558.
Clinton emails show Saudi Arabia has nukes(wikileaks.org)
14 points by setra 11y ago|0 comments
559.
Digital Ocean New Privacy Policy(digitalocean.com)
3 points by setra 11y ago|0 comments
560.
by setra 11y ago
you should never tie physics to frame rate.
561.
North Korea sentences US tourist to 15 years in prison(bigstory.ap.org)
77 points by setra 11y ago|48 comments
562.
by setra 11y ago
Browser seem to include the end quote when clicked. It mush be removed for the url to work.
563.
by setra 11y ago
checkout the different implementations of echo across various operating systems: " https://gist.github.com/dchest/1091803" .
564.
by setra 11y ago
As someone who programs in modern APL (no joke check out dyalog) I think this is terrible. Besides the APL characters are just the greek characters, and all sorts of things use those.
565.
by setra 11y ago
Then the commercial systems must have been horrible. Take a look at GNU code, then at plan 9 code. Combine a few GNU core utils, and you have more code than the whole plan 9 kernel. Granted Plan 9 came out a little passed 1990.
566.
by setra 11y ago
They basically can't. Time preference is linked in many many studies with all kinds of properties we deem good.
567.
by setra 11y ago
Modern drawing libraries are limited to single threaded drawing.
568.
X86 considered harmful [pdf](blog.invisiblethings.org)
2 points by setra 11y ago|0 comments
569.
How the SAT changes in 2016(college.usatoday.com)
1 points by setra 11y ago|0 comments
570.
by setra 11y ago
I am more inclined to say that they are already good enough, and that this was probably the fault of the bus driver, as they tend to be VERY aggressive drivers that play a game of chicken with the cars around them every time they turn.

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