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by zdkl 11y ago
Definitely! I'd love a compile to rust-like target though, that would be something
602.
by zdkl 11y ago
As a fanboy for clojure I have mixed feelings about this
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by zdkl 11y ago
Oh England :)
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by zdkl 11y ago
The counterpoint to this is that conventional wisdom follows sterotypes, and by playing into these sterotypes each group named above adds a little truth to what you call errors
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by zdkl 11y ago
I always take issue with the "become terrorist" line of thinking. What's saying there's a personal progression with an associated change of state? It might be more helpful to view these as events, brought upon by a conti
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by zdkl 11y ago
"genes"? Oh have you discovered a phenotype that predisposes to blowing oneself up?
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by zdkl 11y ago
To show the same consideration you do to others thoughts and opinions: screw you. We who have lost someone close are trying to get over it. The point was that Facebook's algorithm to choose what users should see isn't helping.
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by zdkl 11y ago
"Inadvertent Algorithmic Cruelty", welcome to the future.
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by zdkl 11y ago
We don't speak of grooveshark disappearing. Never. My playlists :( The next one that'll hurt is if/when soundcloud pivots a bit too far. Funny how the best platform for listening to music online without having to think about
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by zdkl 11y ago
This looks nice and feels right in terms of syntax. I'm not sure I see the value of exposing the borrow checker to the user however; couldn't it be used implicitly while handling the s-expr to c compilation? In any case I'd l
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by zdkl 11y ago
Yes pretty much! Speaking of python, there's also hylang: use python functions with lisp s-expr syntax. It's very cool
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by zdkl 11y ago
The learning experience for Clojure is superb. Coming from C/Python languages, it really put things in perspective to learn to think more in terms of composing primitives than wrangling syntax. OT: Does anyone know of other projects in
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by zdkl 11y ago
Don't I pay with my attention to their ads? Granted I don't hand cash over, but the user is still paying if you really want to stick with "products are paid for" argument
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by zdkl 11y ago
I would follow that channel and its devblogs assiduously
615.
by zdkl 11y ago
I agree with you, its not for everything but there inherent benefits to the bitcoin protocol/platform. Whether these integrate with your use case is (no offense intended) irrelevant to its properties
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by zdkl 11y ago
Well... There isn't, in the same sense as there's no need for specifically the USD in the grand scheme of things, right?
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by zdkl 11y ago
Unrelated to my sibling reply I don't accept your dismissal about conflation. If the tx-validation is centralized, the distribution and intentions of the actual users makes little difference to the potential for misappropriation of the
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by zdkl 11y ago
You'd be a fool to store value in it long-term regardless of target tx value. I'd argue it's main purpose is as "middle currency". It has the potential of acting as synchronization mechanism for any two parties arbi
619.
by zdkl 11y ago
Yeah, I fear the same thing. Maybe we can collectively agree 'not this time'?
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by zdkl 11y ago
Yeah but it's not as if there weren't literally hundreds of altcoins with enough liquidity to handle the lower end of the tx value scale
621.
by zdkl 11y ago
Well from a casual following of the coin world I'd say the ship has sailed a while ago on centralization. Individual miners represent what, low 2digits percent hashing power? It seems everyone wants to believe so hard bitcoin is the cu
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by zdkl 11y ago
Why is it automatically assumed that higher tx fees are bad? It only disincentivises microtransactions on the bitcoin blockchain. There's nothing stopping anyone from using another coin (litecoin springs to mind) for smaller transactio
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by zdkl 11y ago
Because they didn't give me the option. Seriously I'd like to be as diplomat as you, but they've taken obnoxious and shady so far my reaction to ads is now 'default deny'. And I'll lose no sleep discriminating
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by zdkl 11y ago
And that would trigger a lot of giggling from the French side of the internet (con ~= dimwit)
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by zdkl 11y ago
>>Some of us, I think most of us, still have internal and interpersonal lives that are not shared with our devices. >I'm having difficulty thinking of a single part of my life that isn't shared with my devices. Well, yes
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by zdkl 11y ago
Whenever I read "crimes against the state" I get scared about the intentions of those in a position to determine what falls into this category
627.
by zdkl 11y ago
Iun-niu ti casexh I keep thinking of implementing a crude translator for that lovely language but lack the skills. Anyone interested in playing around with it?
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by zdkl 11y ago
I read unconfirmed reports of ballpark 500USD
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by zdkl 11y ago
I really want to believe you're being sarcastic... In any case, neither the aid nor the 'consequence' you list above would be fixed by magic-ing the EU away.
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by zdkl 11y ago
assuming you trust the updates in the first place

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