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by wting 13y ago
There are also cheaper compromises that only replace the toilet lid instead of the entire toilet and without requiring a hot water line. I bought this version last year for $250 but it's $350 now: http://www.amazon.com/
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by wting 13y ago
I use Dokku (self hosted Heroku) for this purpose: https://github.com/progrium/dokku
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by wting 13y ago
I think the situation is reversed when considering Asian food. SF easily ranks behind other west coast cities I know extensively (Honolulu, LA, Seattle) when it comes to Chinese and Japanese food. The Asian food situation is much better in
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by wting 13y ago
It's hilarious to see someone add semantic whitespace to Go, which seems to be the opposite of Python With Braces[0]. I'm in the whitespace > braces camp, but mandatory braces help with the dangling else problem and makes it ea
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by wting 13y ago
Using _ as a throwaway variable name is idiomatic in Python, Haskell, and Go. Looks like they're pushing the same idiom in Hack, which I'm ok with.
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by wting 13y ago
> "Functional Programming in C++" > My pragmatic summary: A large fraction of the flaws in software development are due to programmers not fully understanding all the possible states their code may execute in. In a multith
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by wting 13y ago
I think that's an overly simplistic view of Haskell's feature set. For example, garbage collection can be thought as a "big C function implemented as a library." C++'s smart pointers and templates can be thought as
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by wting 13y ago
> the interesting thing about the hosting market is the less people pay, the more entitled they feel. This is not restricted to web hosting, but common human behavior. I've freelanced as a web dev and wedding photographer in the pas
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by wting 13y ago
Are you aware of sh? http://amoffat.github.io/sh/
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by wting 13y ago
Are you implying developers should know the inner details of every library used? Realistically most devs read documentation or Google to get something done. They only dive into the library if the documentation is unclear or something is bro
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by wting 13y ago
I hate when this article of Joel's get cited as an argument not to rewrite anything. > With that thinking we never get Linux (NeoMinix), tmux (NeoScreen), Clang (NeoGCC), WebKit (NeoGecko), Subversion (NeoCVS), or Vim itself (NeoVi&
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by wting 13y ago
It's highly likely that will happen anytime soon. Jürg Billeter created Vala for the sole purpose of building GTK / GNOME applications and the two projects are tightly coupled. It's not to say that Rust won't have GTK bi
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Bdale casts deciding vote for systemd in Debian jessie
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by wting 13y ago
They sell your debt to collection agencies who harass you until the end of time.
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by wting 13y ago
A civilian pilot with 10000 flight his logged is not the same as a fighter pilot with a 1000. Don't mistake quantity of experience with quality.
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by wting 13y ago
man pages used to be treated with the same reverence, but nowadays nobody seems to bother. I have pretty extensive man pages for some of my open source stuff, but it doesn't seem to help with users downstream.
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by wting 13y ago
The runtime is in C-- but has the option of using LLVM for code generation.
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by wting 13y ago
That is a problem of weak typing, not dynamic typing.
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by wting 13y ago
Python's `__dict__` is probably a better example of duplicating Haskell's `derive Show` behavior.
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by wting 13y ago
One of my professors did his graduate work at Yale, and echoes your sentiments about it being a toxic environment. He stated that Yale's prestige allows the university to garner top researchers and their associated egos. As a result th
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by wting 13y ago
It's a combination of multiple factors. I go to UT Austin, which has a population size of 75,000 and basically its own city. An on site clinic is a practical measure since it's convenient and handles the simple stuff[1] for the ca
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by wting 13y ago
The Nexus and Moto family of phones have proven otherwise with prices ranging from $180 - $350.
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by wting 13y ago
If systems are designed with the expectation that hardware can and will fail often, better reliability drives aren't worth the cost as long as cheaper drives are relatively comparable. In addition to cost savings, your system has bette
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by wting 13y ago
Malloc is not a syscall.
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by wting 13y ago
From my perspective the Haskell community is fairly active and growing. At the moment #haskell has 1100 users tying #python and easily beating out ##c, #c++, #clojure, #lisp, #java, #javascript, and #ruby on Freenode. John Carmack is explor
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by wting 13y ago
It's poor form for the author to quote this out of context. Linus can be abrasive, but this is in response to a patch for adding Secure Boot support in the Linux kernel and thus placing Microsoft in a very powerful position [0]:
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by wting 13y ago
Google Keep. I've tried Trello, Any.Do, Evernote, Asana, Hashnote, Wunderlist, RememberTheMilk, etc. I need something that syncs effortlessly, works on Android / Linux / Mac, and is fast. I used Trello and Any.Do for a couple
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by wting 13y ago
T420's / X220's are the last generation to have 7-row keyboards and also available with IPS screens. The newer generations have 6-row chiclet keyboards with neutered TrackPad buttons. Despite using a rMBP daily for work, the
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by wting 13y ago
T420 and X220 built-in cameras work on Ubuntu 12.04 for me. Using the fingerprint reader requires adding a ppa and installing a package: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_enable_integrated_finge...
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by wting 13y ago
I had this problem and solved it like so: * OS X: caps lock -> command * iTerm: left command (the rebound capslock) -> control This means in iTerm I need to use the right command key for command shortcuts, but it gives me

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