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by talles 10y ago
git, SQLite and vim immediately comes into my mind. And maybe Redis too.
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Computing Without Clocks [pdf](cs.virginia.edu)
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Ink – interactive narrative scripting language(github.com)
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by talles 10y ago
Amazing. I always hated with passion keeping timestamps and messing the database design so I can have some sort of time awareness, I always thought that this is supposed to be handled by the database itself, I'm just a user. I know the
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by talles 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7210750
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by talles 10y ago
The item 3 is very impressive. Anyone knows if the other major browsers test for such thing?
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Mastering Programming(facebook.com)
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by talles 10y ago
But is that transparent or they pollute the source code?
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by talles 10y ago
That's very, very nice. Is this exclusive to Haskell?
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by talles 10y ago
The "deliberate practice" the article mentions is the "ha" in Shuhari . > In shu , we repeat the forms and discipline ourselves so that our bodies absorb the forms that our forebears created. We remain faithful to t
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by talles 10y ago
Is Arc used for anything else besides powering HN?
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Microsoft Talks to the Plants(thenewstack.io)
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by talles 10y ago
I didn't know about Microsoft Moles. Is it any good?
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Vvvv – a live-programming environment for easy prototyping and development(vvvv.org)
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Why Autocorrect for Passwords Is a Great Idea(technologyreview.com)
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by talles 10y ago
What this have to do with free will? It's a web page trying to infer the logic behind the user keystrokes. That's it. Maybe there's some randomness lying deep down in what we experience as free will, but that doesn't mea
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by talles 10y ago
That's the "qualitative differentiation" I mentioned.
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by talles 10y ago
Depends on what you mean by commodity , but considering that a commodity "has no qualitative differentiation"[1] I would say no. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodity#Types_of_commodity
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by talles 10y ago
How come?
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Effect system(en.wikipedia.org)
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by talles 10y ago
Researchers always go into finding what's common about who's successful. What about who's not successful? That seems to me a very important part of the equation if you're to imply some sort of causation. https:/&#x
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The Myth of Metaphor (1995) [pdf](tafein2009.files.wordpress.com)
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by talles 10y ago
There's nothing magical about the way the author dismiss breakfast either. In the end it's an article where the author says that "breakfast research is flawed" and "I don't like breakfast". I'm disapp
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by talles 10y ago
I once saw in a museum a samurai armour. When I came close I was astonished to see that, not only the armour itself is very detailed, but the cloth that goes under all protection had a lot of handcrafted needlework imagery. Art and military
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by talles 10y ago
Yes, my saying is "deliberate", I'm in full command of my actions and thinking. And yes, it is a "tactic", after all I'm trying to do something here (convey a point in an argumentation). I hope that by "de
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by talles 10y ago
And you didn't like that, right? You felt as being noise to the actual meaning I'm trying to convey. Precisely my point.
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by talles 10y ago
I'm arguing in favor of simplicity, not of simplicity of reach (tiny hand movement) but of simplicity of meaning. Bringing up Hume's guillotine [1] to show someone that version numbers is not what it seems to be to that individual
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by talles 10y ago
There are two very good things about this versioning that people seems to miss it here on the comment section: * One, stated in the manifesto itself, is that we don't have the minor and patch distinction anymore. Let's be honest,
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by talles 10y ago
SemVer does not encourage the things you listed, it only demands that you show such changes in its versioning. The difference here with Monotonic is that such changes does not have a special meaning in the version number (nothing on the enc
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by talles 10y ago
But what about all the specs that composes HTML? Are they evergreen too?

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