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by zodiac 10y ago
I'm not sure about the what advantages the MIT license has over your one-liner, but some people (eg Stallman) believe in using more restrictive mechanisms like https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyleft , and your on
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by zodiac 10y ago
No, he uses engineer and programmer interchangeably in the article and does not advocate calling yourself an engineer
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by zodiac 10y ago
I think they meant rasterization as in http://www.scratchapixel.com/lessons/3d-basic-rendering/rast... instead of in the context of browsers...it's not a very precise term
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by zodiac 10y ago
How is this relevant to the article?
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by zodiac 10y ago
> It doesn't matter whether you call yourself a programmer or an engineer Did you read the article? He does not suggest calling yourself an engineer as an alternative to calling yourself a programmer
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by zodiac 10y ago
How is this relevant to the article
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by zodiac 10y ago
"This guy" used to run his own business and also did consulting when the article was written
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by zodiac 10y ago
Yes, the article even uses programmer and engineer interchangeably, so it advises you not to call yourself an engineer either! Why do I keep seeing people comment without reading the article at all...
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by zodiac 10y ago
> So you're telling me you alter your biochemistry to become more productive without a care for how it affects your overall (mostly mental) health? This is quite disingenuous, he specifically searches for nootropics with few side ef
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by zodiac 10y ago
I don't think really we know the answers to those questions.
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by zodiac 10y ago
Server-side rendering blurs the line here, eg you can write your page completely in react and still have the "server generate each page"
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by zodiac 10y ago
They probably read it as a rhetorical question
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by zodiac 10y ago
> The MOOC will include one to one advice. How might this work at scale?
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by zodiac 10y ago
Didn't racket also make the decision to make cons create immutable lists (and using mcons for mutable lists)?
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by zodiac 10y ago
Did you mean typo? http://www.thefreedictionary.com/typo
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by zodiac 10y ago
Is that from the severfault page? I'd be interested to read about it...
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by zodiac 10y ago
What hate? The post is literally from linode itself
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by zodiac 10y ago
I think prosecutors fall under the executive, not the judicial, branch
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by zodiac 10y ago
> I've tried getting off my bike and asking people (as kindly as possible) to move, explaining how parking in the bike path puts me life at risk. The nicest response I've gotten was being told to go fuck myself Wow, this makes
530.
by zodiac 10y ago
Did you mean Dirac delta instead of Kronecker delta?
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by zodiac 10y ago
> What exactly is the savings here? I fail to see it. Huh? Did you read the article? One answer (which as a React user I think is the main one) is right there. To quote them, > The central idea of React's API is to think of updat
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by zodiac 10y ago
Does x.T.dot(y) work?
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by zodiac 10y ago
> I don't see how you can do that if they scan your ticket when exiting the train. On the BART system you scan your tickets while entering/exiting the station, not the train
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by zodiac 10y ago
> you are essentially having fun at the expense of the public servants The author never actually went out and fraudulently saved money by implementing his idea, so I fail to see how his actions are "at the expense of the public serv
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by zodiac 10y ago
> If you compile to Python, well, your program will probably run pretty slowly and you lose any static typing guarantees. What? The static typing guarantees should be checked (statically!) by the compiler, so the choice of language you e
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by zodiac 10y ago
> Have you seen somewhere where that isn't the case? I use the dvorak keyboard layout and used to remap (among other things) j and k in vim, since they were not on the home row for me. I stopped doing that after a while though.
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by zodiac 10y ago
If you like this you might like the visualizations in http://www.vox.com/2016/5/19/11701976/rapping-deconstructed-... too
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by zodiac 10y ago
Why not? This was a good piece of serious journalism.
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by zodiac 10y ago
Prepositional phrase attachment ambiguity! http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=17711
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by zodiac 10y ago
> How did you find this? I found it extremely amazing as well! :p

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