urethrafranklin

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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Are you talking about requirements.txt? Requirements.txt falls short of cargo or really any other mainstream language's dependency doc (no reproducible builds, for one thing -- effectively almost as bad as undocumented).
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
It's really not. All the sadness and broken-ness of PHP is still there.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Serious answer: it's not about his kids, it's about him living vicariously through them. Oh, and building his twitter/thinkfluencer brand
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
You can take the woman out of Queens...
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
So you're an intentional idiot, how quaint.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
My family kept a large garden for the duration of my childhood. I was made to weed it. It was absolutely that big of a job. It took a couple hours. Every day.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/come-on-its-2015-current-year
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Most of their code is Hack, and Hack is a superset of PHP (last time I checked all it really adds is static typing and async) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14659729
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
A huge amount of people working as developers have no formal CS education whatsoever. In my company I even hear it touted as a perverse point of pride sometimes. (Kind of like, Oh you have a degree? I studied biology and I can still do the
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
It's fair to say he came from a pretty upper class background. Wealthy/famous parents, went to the best schools, started an early web company with his dad's money, became part of paypal mafia.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Actually, I think it is more like simple RPC than SOAP. I'm personally betting big on GraphQL.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
I find the "/actions" slug a bit goofy and unnecessary. Why not just put it at e.g. "/repositories/1/archive"? Additionally, why not maintain restful semantics by using PUT (or more likely, PATCH) ins
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Make bombs out of thermal printers, got it.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Except that the whole value prop of Ethereum was supposed to be that the letter of the law was all, and the system would unconditionally and inviolably enforce it.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
The random class names lead me to believe that your CSS might break whenever Google News gets a new release, unfortunately.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Um, what? How would you tell the difference between (f 2 (g 3 4)) and (g (f 2 3) 4)?
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Transactions are an answer for atomicity, not consistency. It's possible to have transactions and not be consistent. Hopefully this is just the mistake of a non-technical product manager and not the engineering team that works on Cloud
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Okay, I'll bite: what's so special about your intellectual positions?
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Every time I look at listings on Zillow (hey, a person can dream) I see a realtor's photo and contact details, is that not the listing agent?
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Um, so fucking what? I could put a pair of braces or parens around the algol program, too, but they are implicit. Or is that too exotic a concept for your lisp-addled mind to accept? I get that you think having to wrap your entire program i
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Did you read the whole article? You totally whooshed on the meaning of owner .
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
This is something other languages do as well. Lisp zealots seem to think every other language is banging rocks together. Lexical scoping/closures/whatever are traditions independent of language or implementation. Nobody but you is
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
This whole phenomenon is over your head, isn't it?
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
That's quite odd. All the Germans I know are fastidious about getting proper breaks/time off/holidays/etc.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Wow, really? Not only does daytime napping improve health even if you are already healthy adult who gets adequate sleep, there's ample evidence our (pre-working in an office for 10 hours straight) ancestors did so regularly, which pers
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Infix doesn't require operator precedence, it's just something we've adopted from math. Notice that you've flattened the parse tree in the second example. A fair comparison would be: (2 f (3 g 4)) which is arguably how
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
None of what you said is true. You might be so used to it that it seems fundamental, but lisp's scoping is as arbitrary as any language.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
That's a rather self-serving criteria, isn't it? Oh, you failed to get a job? Must be because you weren't reasonably intelligent enough!
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
Cubicles getting ripped out to make way for open plan would also be a negative indicator.
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by urethrafranklin 9y ago
The US does have random jurors, congress would be akin to houses of parliament.

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