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451.
by tete 12y ago
Nice! Also nice that these days Assemblers get written in JavaScript. ;)
452.
by tete 12y ago
The same thing can be said about the internet as a whole, even more so.
453.
by tete 12y ago
Tor you mean? (not Thor)
454.
by tete 12y ago
I think the opposite is the right thing. We should try to get everyone on that list.
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by tete 12y ago
DNSCrypt would be nice. http://dnscrypt.org/
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SHA-3 NIST announcement controversy(en.wikipedia.org)
77 points by tete 12y ago|33 comments
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Converting your FirefoxOS Web Apps to Android APKs(developer.mozilla.org)
6 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
> The Russians I know all fought to stay in the States. Russia or Soviet Union? The thing is I also know Jews who fled to the US from Europe (Germany, Poland, France, Austria, ...) in WW2 and came back. The same thing happened in the Sov
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Putin denies Russia plans to reopen spy base in Cuba(bbc.com)
1 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
I found both Python and Ruby a lot harder to learn. Both have a lot of context depending stuff, are inconsistent (print not being a function in Python), hard to deal with stuff (Python's unicode support or result of 3/2), weird sy
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by tete 12y ago
Go is about the easiest language to learn from my point of view, due to being extremely small and side effect free, while having GC, etc. What are you comparing with? Other than LISP maybe, but I never really learned that
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by tete 12y ago
Suffer? Do you know any Russians? Have you ever been there? They don't seem to suffer more than US people or Europeans to me. Well they have a ton of stupid laws, lead wars, etc., but again that's also true for the US and many oth
463.
by tete 12y ago
Is it only me or does that remind anyone else about basic MVC frameworks, like Backbone used properly? Oh and don't get me wrong that this pattern gets used again. I can see it being extended here and it looks really nice and promising
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by tete 12y ago
I don't think that would have influence. If you wanted to have many children, there are easier and especially cheaper ways. The majority of world population wouldn't be able to afford it, even if it got really cheap, like 100USD
465.
by tete 12y ago
"want their country to join the civilized world" ⊥ "put a bullet in ∀ head"
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by tete 12y ago
I really like both of them too. I really like Nimrod. The smaller community and (at least when I last checked) bad documentation especially for async stuff made me worry a bit. However we should remember both languages are basically pre-rel
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by tete 12y ago
I hope that doesn't sound bad, but the defaults in Rust are a really good thing in my opinion, cause it kinda pushes you into having better programming styles. In theory this could be done by a lot of experience self discipline, but in
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Five Eyes Surveillance Targets(en.wikipedia.org)
20 points by tete 12y ago|1 comments
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Mobilysis - dialysis made portable(behance.net)
2 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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The Abolition of Work(primitivism.com)
14 points by tete 12y ago|1 comments
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by tete 12y ago
I agree. JavaScript is weird. I think ECMAScript will make a lot things better, but it will still be a couple of months and it still won't fix it all - still a huge step of making it a really usable language for many things. Node.js is
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Railshock Project - Electricity-driven Street Racing(behance.net)
1 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
According to a friend there was someone at the Keynote of Google I/O shouting about how Google builds killer robots. This seems to be the response.
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by tete 12y ago
More toolsets seems like the wrong way to me. The reason is that browsers barely even keep up with the current ones or even old ones. Also browsers work because of standards. It's not about the "best", but about agreeing. Rec
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Future of Food - Meat crafting for Gourmets(behance.net)
1 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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"Why I'm making the jump to Android"(osnews.com)
5 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
Appears to be heavily inspired by Node.js Streams[1]. Would love this pattern to be copied to other languages aswell. [1] https://github.com/substack/stream-handbook
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Jason Rohrer's The Castle Doctrine(thecastledoctrine.net)
1 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
I browsed through Common Lisp GitHub repos, but it didn't really answer my question. Are there any known, much used applications, frameworks, libraries, whatsoever? Something to see the structure of big projects? Something that possibl
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by tete 12y ago
Show me one real democracy. One place where the people's were the ones ruling, or at least a majority. It's not the case. I wouldn't even say that's a bad thing. I just think many things that are said about democracy, ma

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