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by vamega 12y ago
I'm not familiar with F#, but the Haskell world has very much accepted the Monoid typeclass. Even the Scala world has found them to be extremely useful. I know Twitter's Algebird library defines Monoid instances for a lot of struc
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by vamega 12y ago
What are the current rates for international payments. I'm very interested in the pricing structure here since it's an area that could certainly use some disruption!
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by vamega 12y ago
Can you point me to a link with some information about this bug? I'm a current Flex owner and would love to learn about this.
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by vamega 12y ago
I'm in the US, and really want one or two of these!
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by vamega 12y ago
Someone just pointed out that you can't download data from them without providing them your private key's password. That seems boneheaded to me, and I guess would prevent me from honoring the pledge I made.
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by vamega 12y ago
Man, I keep seeing awesome posts about Backblaze, and really would like to use them. However I run exclusively on linux these days, and they don't seem to have a Linux client. Public pledge, if backblaze releases a linux client, even i
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by vamega 12y ago
I'd highly suggest the Dell XPS 13 developer edition [1]. It's actually sold with Ubuntu pre-installed. High end machine, and it's actually cheaper than the Windows version with the exact same specs. Another great option is t
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by vamega 12y ago
The First Name and Last Name fields do not appear to work in Firefox. The input is correctly entered, but the text is not Visible. Disabling the box-sizing: border-box shows the content. Anyone ever run into an issue like this before?
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by vamega 12y ago
So as another Haskell beginner, let me take a stab at the first one. * Return the first parameter * Return the second parameter * Perform param1 `mappend` param2 * Perform param1 `mappend` param2 * Return the mempty value for th
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by vamega 12y ago
This is not true. All Mastercard and Visa cards charge a rate that is specified my Mastercard and Visa on a daily basis. I've been tracking this rate for a few months now, and it's consistently been awfully close to the rate I fin
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by vamega 12y ago
Could you suggest a simpler example? Finding primes is something that is taught in the first programming class in Indian high schools. I guess I've never thought of it as something hard. I looked at nodejs.org, and their first example
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by vamega 12y ago
Hi, I think the visual refresh is a great idea. Would you need some help in curating a better set of videos? I think that having some topics this advanced on the home page might scare of users, especially given their visual priority on the
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by vamega 12y ago
Yeah, I just viewed it and agree that the blurry photograph should be replaced with something else. It somehow detracts from the page.
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by vamega 12y ago
Haskell's STM implementation is pretty damn efficient.
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by vamega 12y ago
What prevents limbmp from being statically linked in?
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by vamega 12y ago
Well it does make deploymeny really simple, since it'll have such light dependencies. If it's statically linked it could even be as simple as unpacking a tar file.
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by vamega 12y ago
That's exactly right. Erlang has per actor heaps, and it's garbage collector only stops the actors that are being garbage collected. This is highly concurrent and is a great property to have when you're trying to keep your re
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by vamega 12y ago
Yes, one of the worst mistakes I've seen people make is trying to write Haskell exactly like you write code in other languages like Python. If you ignore the power of Haskell's type system, and write all your code imperatively in
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by vamega 12y ago
He also wrote a book called Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell[1], which I've heard is an excellent read[2]. [1] http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000929 [2] http://www.serpentine
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by vamega 12y ago
I'm amazed that this is faster than ag. If I can confirm that this is indeed the case then I'm going to be switching pretty soon. Anyone have any insight as to how this was achieved? Ag is fairly well optimized from what I've
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by vamega 12y ago
That file seems to hardcode the list of known TERMs rather than using the termcap. Most specifically it seems to ignore rxvt-unicode and rxvt-unicode-256-color even though they are perfectly capable terminals.
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by vamega 12y ago
I'm a little confused as to whether their pay me transactions are subject to Stripe's fees or whether those are completely free.
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by vamega 13y ago
How can they sell an exception to the GPL license if they're accepting Pull Requests on Github. I haven't seen any reference to a CLA.
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by vamega 13y ago
https://brendaneich.com/2012/04/community-and-diversity/
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by vamega 13y ago
What provider are you using?
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by vamega 13y ago
Hey, I just tried signing up and the site says I need to enter a referrer. Any chance you could let me see what this is like?
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by vamega 13y ago
For what it's worth here's a whitehouse petition. https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/release-senate-int...
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by vamega 13y ago
There is no fee for replacement debit cards.
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by vamega 13y ago
Another +1 for Schwab. They're truly awesome. The con you listed isn't exactly accurate. You don't need an IRA, or direct deposit. In opening a bank account, they automatically open a brokerage account, in doing so there is n
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by vamega 13y ago
The page they link to [1] mentions that you need to submit your GRE scores. However the page itself doesn't have any mention of the GRE being a requirement? Any idea what the actual stance on this is? [1] - http://www.gradad

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