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by thu 10y ago
The link to the CHG (which I confused with IHG) is using HTTPS but it seems the redirect to GitHub works only in HTTP. I'm not sure what stating CHG sponsors the new site means.
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by thu 10y ago
I still don't understand why new subreddit or IRC channel are necessary. They could be used strictly to talk about the new site, but it seems they will be targeted to all things Haskell, exactly like the existing places. Otherwise I&#x
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by thu 10y ago
Have you heard about Mars One ?
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by thu 10y ago
I'm from Belgium, just like Pieter, and a former colleague of mine worked with him and knows him well. I didn't want to read its previous blog post when I saw the title on HN. Then that former colleague posted it on Facebook, and
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by thu 10y ago
For those in this thread that speculate about hitting this or this before reacting: nuclear weapons take a certain time to reach a target and retaliation would happen before _any_ nuclear explosion occurs.
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by thu 11y ago
There was a kickstarter[0] about reissuing that manual. I'm sad I missed it. If I understand correctly, they did another kickstarter for another manual and then released it again[1] in smaller format out of the kickstarter. Maybe they&
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by thu 11y ago
You'll have to invest into learning a few legal things, one of them being how to liquidate a corporation. For instance how much does it cost to wind up ?
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by thu 11y ago
I think participating to a YC batch requires to be incorporated in the US.
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by thu 11y ago
You should read the parts where it says US has done similar tests and that "In response to US weaponisation of space, the Chinese started a space defense program, including anti-satellite defense." That being said, this is a great
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by thu 11y ago
Any reason you don't use HAProxy for SSL termination too?
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by thu 11y ago
I reported it a long time ago and it was eventually fixed a few months later. The bug report is on Launchpad but I don't know if they opened it to the public. Here is a similar issue filled on GitHub (they moved there from Launchpad an
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by thu 11y ago
When I was working for OpenERP, I thought it was surely possible for a user of one database to access other databases (when OpenERP run in multi-tenant mode, which was the case of the official OpenERP SaaS offer) by poking around the connec
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by thu 11y ago
Yes indeed.
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by thu 11y ago
Oh I was following the same path and was mising a library or two. The result is similar to Michael's scratch image: https://gist.github.com/noteed/4155ffad2b1d13ab17ee The resulting image for "hello world&quo
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by thu 11y ago
Your example is very different. It seems you're still describing a pure API: testing those new function implementations can be done with the same test suite used for the slower variants. In the blog post the author choose to specify th
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by thu 12y ago
He didn't give it away. He licensed it under a specific license he chose and people have to accept if they want to use his work. Say that I help you with some endeavour of yours, and that I do that provided you do the same with an ende
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by thu 12y ago
The name you want for "in the language" is EDSL: Embedded DSL. DSL is quite often used for library-level constructs but really, any concrete syntax (e.g. graphviz's dot format) is a DSL.
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by thu 12y ago
The verbosity of Java isn't necessary in all statically-typed languages. For instance Haskell is no more verbose than, say, Python, and has an even more expressive static type system than Java.
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by thu 12y ago
Oh thanks for mentioning [4], I always thought 2FA using PAM disabled the key-based authentication and used passwords.
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by thu 12y ago
It would be interesting to see if QC would find data easily that brake the implementations or require some tuning in the way it generates test data. And sorry, I have downvoted you by mistake when I wanted to reply.
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by thu 12y ago
Here in Belgium, there are terms that people put in their legal document that shouldn't be present and would be considered invalid (as if they were not present) irrespective of the fact you agreed to them. Examples that come to mind: p
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by thu 12y ago
I wonder how many man-month or how much money was put into GHC vs. cpython.
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by thu 12y ago
I guess by "what we have today", parent was referring to helicopters.
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by thu 12y ago
If you don't want the snappy part, it seems you can use a straight Ubuntu Core (not necessarily the Snappy Ubuntu Core).
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by thu 12y ago
Lazy vs strict evaluation: Lennart, the author of the Mu compiler, has written about it: http://augustss.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/more-points-for-lazy-...
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by thu 12y ago
"You're golden." Indeed you are: you can use Haskell and GHC and reap the benefits of programming language and compiler experts. You can read the slides again and see that many things explained there are possible with GHC and
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by thu 12y ago
Same for the Linux part of their blogs subdomain. But Varoufakis still blogs at http://yanisvaroufakis.eu/
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by thu 12y ago
Not related to this thread, but to your comment about the Maple Leaf: http://www.newsweek.com/why-rebel-groups-love-toyota-hilux-7... Edit: Sorry, I didn't see it was paywalled (I'm not a subscriber of that site).
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by thu 12y ago
Check the previous related submission (linked in this thread), there is the same comment as yours with answers.
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by thu 12y ago
The domain `.ac.be` should be treated similarly to `.co.uk` by HN (ac means academia). Here the domain that appears in parenthesis next to the link should be `vub.ac.be`.

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