yarrel

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661.
by yarrel 11y ago
"Defining" something is a fuzzy concept. Do we mean trying to find an obvious and reasonable meaning for it (like "get by at a minimum level") or are we trying to make it appear a worrying and unjustified excess with imp
662.
by yarrel 11y ago
IN GNU make there's \( , $(\() and lparen := \( ... $(lparen) .
663.
by yarrel 11y ago
XML will be slightly slower than parsing JSON simply because you have to scan more characters for each item.
664.
by yarrel 11y ago
It has whatever syntax you create for it. ;-)
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by yarrel 11y ago
It's already been incorporated into systemd. Along with code to fetch today's xkcd cartoon at startup and a system registry that uses Pig Latin as the storage format.
666.
by yarrel 11y ago
If most of your scripting language code is calls to other programs and to the shell, there's a simpler way...
667.
by yarrel 11y ago
Let's incorporate it into systemd. That will solve everything.
668.
by yarrel 11y ago
Apparently so but I've not heard it before and it's jarring. Everyone else is clearly marching out of step.
669.
by yarrel 11y ago
Eclipse is has the cross-platform GUI curse. :-)
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by yarrel 11y ago
This week in "class indicators".
671.
by yarrel 11y ago
The first movers in programming were women.
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by yarrel 11y ago
Regime change. Great idea. (Looks at examples.) Maybe not.
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by yarrel 11y ago
I find "they" to only be awkward where it's ambiguous (the same as "he"). It's more Shakespearean than Orwellian. ;-)
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by yarrel 11y ago
...is a class issue.
675.
by yarrel 11y ago
Hello constructive dismissal!
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by yarrel 11y ago
I'd pay more than ten dollars a year for a system that didn't treat me as the product.
677.
by yarrel 11y ago
That's even weirder.
678.
by yarrel 11y ago
No Gibsons?
679.
by yarrel 11y ago
Try GNU social, or GNU MediaGoblin for the pics.
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by yarrel 11y ago
Oh they quote Morozov? That's an instant fail.
681.
by yarrel 11y ago
Do read the comments.
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by yarrel 11y ago
Totally. That's why, as with Bitcoin, you wait before accepting the state of the network.
683.
by yarrel 11y ago
What is Atlas Shrugged? (I know, I just wish I didn't)
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by yarrel 11y ago
They can but I'm very wary of systems that don't have Bitcoin's closed loop of economic incentives for maintaining the blockchain.
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by yarrel 11y ago
Custom. It's meteor and Ethereum's javascript interface to their network.
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by yarrel 11y ago
Only until it's locked down and killed for 20 years.
687.
by yarrel 11y ago
It doesn't but if they haven't been released then seeking them is untimely morbid curiosity.
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by yarrel 11y ago
RISC or CISC?
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by yarrel 11y ago
You need to read this - http://www.imaginaryfutures.net/2007/04/17/the-californian-i...
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by yarrel 11y ago
That wasn't the argument.

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