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longlivegnu
12y ago
I am so hyped for this, I might elect to not go to as many games now so I can watch the NHL channel's POV content.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
Can't you run unit tests before you merge on an Atlassian service too?
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I feel like tox is slowly dying, https://github.com/irungentoo/toxcore/issues/1186
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longlivegnu
12y ago
>where in exchange for working for them you get to keep your freedom. I'm not sure that's how freedom works.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
Many Americans do not care if the government breaks the law and I'm sure the lawyers will try to justify it in courts.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
>But most people won't compile themselves. Most will use the latest stable release I mean there is a good reason that
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longlivegnu
12y ago
V8 is just a JS engine, it is used in io.js, node.js, chrome, and chromium.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
Still no .io support :(
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I do agree people with French/"Posh" English names are probably more educated and contribute more to society based upon this poor correlation
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I don't think so, apes speak to each other and you cannot understand them. Dolphins speak to each other and you cannot understand them. Speaking is not a human only action.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
>people of our own kind We're all humans? Aren't we all our own kind? There is no need to make further segregation.
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12y ago
I think it is only denying freedom of expression if the guy asked for it to published in the NYT? Other people have already published it so it is already being published, and thus people are able to see it.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I think DIY scientists have it the hardest, especially the ones that cannot survive without a job.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
this is really really old. I enjoyed reading the CaTB book a lot. Unfortunately ESR appears to sometimes be very rude in his opinion of others :/
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longlivegnu
12y ago
Why are the efforts in the hands of the U.S.A.? It feels odd, especially when the U.S.A. could very quickly take a policy on censorship.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
the appropriate response is to change the culture
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longlivegnu
12y ago
he doesn't complain about the website design he is complaining about the functionality. In fact he's stated in interviews he doesn't wish to ponder in web development.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
If the creator of a software critiques your SaaS that uses his software maybe you should pay more attention to it? I am sure Linus knows git a lot better than most of us.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
As well as commit messages, he said it's fine as a mirror
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longlivegnu
12y ago
some people want that 2004 feel. Also some people don't like github, __even the creator of git doesn't like github__
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longlivegnu
12y ago
Where are the servers located?
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I am not sure everyone uses google :^), while a vast majority might there are other options
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I don't understand this either. What objectively makes an animal any less animal. I mean a mouse feels the pain of being eaten and so does a dog.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
Maybe not everyone has the same motivation. Just like you might care more about football than I do, but I make up for it in passion about programming?
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I'm just curious why does everyone (a lot of westerners) not like Russia?
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longlivegnu
12y ago
was really expecting a talk about ruby
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longlivegnu
12y ago
I guess if lazyness == not giving a fuck to read the whole thing because I'm busying doing cool shit (to me) -ness
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12y ago
>ruby >speed ok.
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longlivegnu
12y ago
unfortunately I do all my searching through DDG :(
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