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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
Tarballs stored in Amazon Glacier.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
There are multiple issues with this idea. First, I just don't think you can really tell that from this perspective. That's just thinking too far into the future. This sort of argument is likely to look like a Great Horse Manure Cr
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
I don't think wealth accumulation is an issue. However, heritage is what heavily contributes to wealth accumulation. With aging gone, and subsequently, heritage heavily delayed, wealth distribution gap will become smaller, not larger.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
I'm preaching to the choir, but for the sake of visibility — there is a very inspiring fable that puts aging into another context: http://www.nickbostrom.com/fable/dragon.html
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
It makes a completely self-hosted ClojureScript compiler possible.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
PC Engines APU2 (or Soekris net6501) + OpenBSD is the best router you can get.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
I'd argue that most breaking changes are not about fixing problems. They are about API consistency and taste, like Babel 6 mentioned above. If problem is a bug that people might rely upon, I don't mind fixing it. If problem is fu
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
I don't think you understand. The critique itself, whether constructive or not, is something to learn from. Just like breaking changes in Babel 6. There is a lesson waiting to be learnt, namely, don't make breaking changes to exis
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
> When we launched Babel 6, we made an API change that we had planned for awhile. We moved from having an implicit (“works out of the box”) behavior to an explicit (“will work for everyone”) behavior. Just like Rich Hickey said in his la
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
Clojure on JVM is about 80x slower than ClojureScript in this scenario, by the way.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
Clojure and Elastic Beanstalk. You take an arbitrary Ring-compatbile HTTP server, write a handler, and glue together whatever you need to. And you most likely don't need a routing library, you can just use an array-map for that. When i
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
Totally. PHP is a great technology and a bad language.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
I made Paper, an Instapaper addon for Firefox: https://github.com/yegortimoshenko/paper The problem is, I don't use Firefox anymore, so I'm looking for a new maintainer.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
Now, that OpenBSD runs on Xen (and, by extension, on Amazon EC2), is there an official AMI?
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
AppleScript, SQL, COBOL and others have all made the same mistake.
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by yegortimoshenko 10y ago
With such conclusions you are not going any further than PDP-11 assembly language.
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by yegortimoshenko 11y ago
It is not really interesting, see: http://www.linusakesson.net/programming/syntaxhighlighting/i...
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by yegortimoshenko 11y ago
> At no time did we say that Wes could not write up the bug, which is less critical than several other public reports that we have rewarded and celebrated. There is no bug more critical than one that results in complete access to Insta
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by yegortimoshenko 11y ago
It is about Blockchain and Xapo wallets or even about centralized validation in wallets like Mycelium. Such centralized systems had not existed in Bitcoin before it became popular.
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Kernighan's lever(linusakesson.net)
4 points by yegortimoshenko 11y ago|0 comments