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by ubertaco 10y ago
Second, I think; North Korea has their own Linux distro. This, similarly, is an Android distro.
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by ubertaco 10y ago
A lot of the ones I saw were a mix of way too vague to be guessable ("easy to use", "simple", "pleasant") or way too obvious because of the clues ("backed by Microsoft" -- the only Microsoft one in he
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Ooh, this is nice! Always a fan of more ML-alikes out there.
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Pure Fiber? (playing off of the Pure Michigan tourism slogan)
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Looks really cool! I'm gonna have to watch this one. I cloned the repo locally to try to build it (ubuntu 15.10) and hit 9 of compile errors. My stdout and sterr are here: http://sprunge.us/TdXb
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by ubertaco 10y ago
If by "standards-compliant" you mean " sometimes standards-compliant, and sometimes riddled with major, painful bugs" (including bugs that usually have already been patched upstream in Webkit long before the patches eve
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by ubertaco 10y ago
So...it's an event bus?
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by ubertaco 10y ago
It's a paid terminal emulator, written (by all appearances) in some kind of Electron-like (so a much much higher footprint), with a GUI for what can already be done via aliases, functions, and scripts. And no telling how well $TERM det
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Huh, somehow I didn't know about apt-get source. That's really nice.
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Still a little odd for a release announcement. It feels disingenuous to only afterwards make the fine-grained distinction that yes the libraries are technically v1, but the tooling is still in preview. Kinda like announcing your new l
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Exactly. It's much a "stickier"/"easier" mnemonic to tell a(n English-speaking) grade-school student "the area of a circle is 'pi r squared'" and let them giggle at the incongruity of the fa
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Seconded. I saw the announcement and immediately went to grab the docker image and give it a shot with F# via "dotnet new -l F#" and go. It restored and built, but didn't run. So v1.0 is broken, I guess?
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by ubertaco 10y ago
It needs fancy branding only because the kind of people who generally prevent these basics from happening (read: management, who don't have to feel the pain of their decisions) also tend to latch on to Manifestos and Systems and Techni
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by ubertaco 10y ago
> CQMs...CCDA generation and parsing... My condolences.
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Off-topic: Howdy, Mr. Thénot! Crazy reading the comments and seeing your username here. Hope life is goin' well for ya with the HealthNinja stuff -- haven't seen you since I left Wellcentive (around the same time as mbonnette, if
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by ubertaco 10y ago
> The discipline of clerical celibacy in the Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church (at least one non-Latin Rite Church in union with Rome existed at the time, and there are more now) was a explicitly a adopted in response to repeated s
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by ubertaco 10y ago
> Also the NT mentions that Peter and the other Apostles had wives. Indeed, three of the four gospels record Jesus healing Peter's wife ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healing_the_mother_of_Peter%27... ) As a pro
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Huh. Looking at the code snippets, I find this: func g(a: Int -> Int) -> Int -> Int { ... } // old way, Swift 2 much easier to read than this: func g(a: (Int) -> Int) -> (Int) -> Int { ... } &#x2
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by ubertaco 10y ago
I've heard that Elm is a little more like an ML that looks like Haskell than it is like Haskell itself.
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Strange, it sure looks like that at Amazon, at Netflix, at McKesson, at Facebook, at....you get the idea But enough empty hot-air "name-dropping"; just cool your bluster, dude. You don't have to get all "look at me I&#x2
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Yeah, like "how much money do I need to pay per developer on tools?", or "how much money do I need to spend on deployment?", both of which are major business-world concerns, and which strongly favor Java over C#.
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by ubertaco 10y ago
>Yes, but that should be the exception, not the rule Yeah, like it has been with .NET development on platforms where Visual Studio doesn't exist (read: all of them except Windows). "should be" is a very different creatur
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Wait, they did?
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by ubertaco 10y ago
Yeah, I don't know what doesn't read easily about "let x = 3 in x - 1" -- it is straightforward: x is equal to 3 in the expression "x - 1".
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by ubertaco 10y ago
As excited as I was to see a big new thing in OCaml-land, I have to say my excitement died down as I read on. I don't really see most of the changes as improvements. Having a different, explicitly-noticeable syntax for mutable updates
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by ubertaco 10y ago
I don't know many details about the problem, but I might suspect there's also a "perfect is the enemy of good" issue here; there are serious consequences for getting a 911 call precisely wrong, so it's better to b
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by ubertaco 10y ago
These feel like the fond memories of a past I didn't actually live. Like, I've never seen these images before, but I have a particular kind of nostalgia for them, like I remember seeing them in a kind of awe at a time when they wo
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by ubertaco 10y ago
I have a mild suspicion that a lot of it comes down basically to what the cultural norm is for your area in terms of political leanings, as that's likely to rope in the most people who aren't really paying attention to what they
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by ubertaco 10y ago
As a right-leaning, generally-conservative guy, the most organized hate I've gotten on reddit is because I'm a right-leaning, generally-conservative guy rather than being a more-reddit-acceptable left-leaning Sanders-supporting
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by ubertaco 10y ago
"Conservative" != "Hateful". Speaking from experience, some of the most prejudiced people I've had to deal with in my life were my most liberal college professors.

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