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zhemao
15y ago
It's a problem when businesses still have to pay the employee's salary while she is on maternity leave in addition to the salary of her replacement. Also, there is a lot of productivity lost during the transitions. If it were me, I would pr
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15y ago
@georgefox, I do think that you shouldn't have children if you can't support them, but that is their decision to make, and they should bear the responsibility for their decision. @brown9-2 In theory it does, but if businesses don't hire sai
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15y ago
In order to afford such a plan, governments would have to impose really high taxes. That would be a much bigger disincentive to production than the safety net itself.
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Functional Data Structures for Python based on Clojure Data Structures
(github.com)
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Are you saying that liberal arts majors can't be entrepreneurial? It takes more than engineering prowess to make a successful product. Also, although science and engineering degrees do hold the promise of a higher-paying job after graduatio
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Give SOPA's proponents a taste of their own medicine
(github.com)
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I'm pretty sure the internet itself favors an ad-supported distribution model. In a fee-based model, in order to make a profit, you have to limit viewing to those who pay. In an ad-based model, you make more money by getting as many people
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BitBucket command line tool
(bitbucket.org)
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15y ago
Don't forget some BeagleBones for good measure. http://beagleboard.org/bone
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15y ago
As for #1, I've just implemented it. https://github.com/zhemao/chainsmoker
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15y ago
1. Everything in Python and every function returns a value, but that method just happens to be None if you don't explicitly return. You could probably pretty trivially implement a class that wraps an object and returns the object itself if
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15y ago
It's the same. The Ruby 1.9.x (YARV) interpreter uses a GIL as well, although like Python, there's a way for C extensions to release the GIL.
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15y ago
Apparently, that part of the site is now "under maintenance". Real classy white house.
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15y ago
Exactly, I've worked with the Lua C API before, it was fairly easy to use. I've looked at the V8 API before. Compared to Lua, it is far more complicated.
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15y ago
Many C applications use Lua as an embedded scripting language. This program would be very useful if the developers of the application wanted to extend scripting support to Javascript (and compile-to-JS languages) without having to modify th
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zhemao
15y ago
Well that's Twitter. It's easy to sound like a human in 140 characters.
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zhemao
15y ago
I think http://refactormycode.com/ might be what you're looking for.
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zhemao
15y ago
Are girls really being "very subtle" about it, or are we just being dense? :-)
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zhemao
15y ago
The US Patent Office is part of the Executive Branch, so the President certainly does have the authority to issue orders to them.
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zhemao
15y ago
Instead of answering OP's question, most posters seem to be saying "learn language X because it is my favorite language and the best programming language ever!" Completely unhelpful, although not entirely unexpected. If you want to learn a
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15y ago
Many companies are reporting a shortage of skilled labor (mainly in the IT sector). How can this exist alongside 9% unemployment? It exists because the American workforce is not trained for the changing job landscape that has been brought a
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15y ago
And now I realize I've just knowingly spammed myself and given you my email address and phone number just to satisfy my curiosity. Very well played, sir.
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15y ago
Oh, the old external image exploit, eh? Seems like a great way to annoy your friends. Most email clients block external images by default for this very reason. Also, the image url is broken, so the message doesn't actually show up.
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Sound Machine - A scriptable music synthesizer
(github.com)
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15y ago
The internet in China isn't that good. Transfer fees are slow, there is a lot of government censorship, and not many people can afford it. Why invest in a risky internet startup, then, when there is much more money to be made in manufacturi
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15y ago
I hate to sound like a grammar nazi, but is there a reason there is no capitalization on the front page? And I second everybody else. If anonymity is one of the features, having Facebook as the only login option kind of defeats that purpose
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15y ago
Perhaps Lego Mindstorms? I've never used it, but from what I know of it, it seems to fit the use case you have in mind.
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Show HN: Github Feed - RSS Feeds for your Github Repos
(ghfeed.heroku.com)
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