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by talideon 10y ago
In a nutshell: Android itself isn't actually any slower, but it _seems_ slower due to garbage collection pauses. When Android stutters, you can put money on it being down to the garbage collector running at an inopportune moment. This
572.
by talideon 10y ago
Not to mention the fact that the same processes could be used to create a permanent underclass though genetic manipulation of the masses.
573.
by talideon 10y ago
This is why binary patching exists: http://www.daemonology.net/bsdiff/
574.
by talideon 10y ago
There is: the ETA for that is the end of November. See here: https://letsencrypt.org/upcoming-features/
575.
by talideon 10y ago
> at one point there were only 5 women/females from which we all come from. this can be traced in all of our DNA. Mitochondrial DNA, not nuclear DNA. There may have been more ultimate female ancestors at the bottleneck, but only tha
576.
by talideon 10y ago
...since 1989?
577.
by talideon 10y ago
There are ways to implement that kind of thing in a relatively straightforward manner. It does, however, require some kind of non-static element in the site if you want comments embedded in the site or page. Most SSGs have some kind of pl
578.
by talideon 10y ago
> If literally an entire industry misapplies or misunderstands your regulations, that's a failure as a regulator. No, the issue is with the lazy, cack-handed way the cookie directive was implemented in UK law. Those obtrusive pop-u
579.
by talideon 10y ago
Misapplied cookie laws. Those notices only apply if you're using tracking cookies, not cookies in general. People incorrectly assume that any use of cookies requires the notice, when, in fact, most uses of cookies don't require
580.
by talideon 10y ago
To be fair to Acorn, it was either that or fold. ARM weren't in the same kind of existential position, so there's that at least. Personally, I just think it's a bit of a pity.
581.
by talideon 10y ago
Well, you are talking about a gap of 14 years: the site's been reorganised since then, but all the content is still there.
582.
by talideon 10y ago
It appears to have been fixed, so hurray!
583.
by talideon 10y ago
It means 'tending to clear of charges'. Google (or a dictionary) is your friend.
584.
by talideon 10y ago
And why Dis exists.
585.
by talideon 10y ago
Any way to fix the title? The 'the' after 'for' looks like it ought to have come after 'become'.
586.
by talideon 10y ago
He hasn't changed, and it's particularly difficult for him to change given his condition. From everything I've came across that he's written over the years, the racist, misogynistic, and generally derogatory stuff he w
587.
by talideon 10y ago
And bookending it with 'lol'.
588.
by talideon 10y ago
It might just do when you don't take said person's extenuating circumstances (schizophrenia, in this case) into account when judging their actions.
589.
by talideon 10y ago
However if you're dealing with a language with type inference, you can get a good chunk of the ease benefits of dynamic languages.
590.
by talideon 10y ago
I would say 'a statically typed language aided by a type inference engine'. My biggest bugbears with statically typed languages go away when decent type inference comes into play.
591.
by talideon 10y ago
> As soon as you are diagnosed you are excused. Not excused, but allowances made. Unless somebody is an actual danger to others, if they exhibit some behaviour they have little or no conscious control over (such as is the case in schizop
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There is no REST API(blog.howarddierking.com)
2 points by talideon 10y ago|0 comments
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by talideon 10y ago
Malbolge (and Dis) are the classic ternary esolangs. I fiddled around with that in a long lost esolang back in the day. Keep in mind that Malbolge is meant to be awkward, so while (-1, 0, 1) might be more useful, (0, 1, 2) suit Malbolge&#
594.
by talideon 10y ago
You're looking for Malbolge: https://esolangs.org/wiki/malbolge
595.
by talideon 10y ago
To be fair, the reason for a lot of that is his schizophrenia, so cut him a bit of slack.
596.
by talideon 10y ago
Chris' site didn't go anywhere, it just changed URLs: http://catseye.tc/
597.
by talideon 10y ago
"We have always been at war with Eastasia."
598.
by talideon 10y ago
> I'm not interested in getting involved in their politics. Then why did you even bring them up? > Absurd. Not if you're a sysadmin. > Not this. You might have noticed a variety of java programmers saying "nope, not
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by talideon 10y ago
This is what virtual environments are for, and your solution still uses virtual environments. So no, there aren't. Now, I have a project I'd like to try with per-process mounts of dependencies using unionfs. It'd be a lot of
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by talideon 10y ago
If all you're doing is using pure Python code, there's no issue: you can install what you like, either with the --user flag or into a virtual environment. This situation is nothing like running pip as root.

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