mortyseinfeld

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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Is Taco still hacking Perl?
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
The first thing authoritarian states do is take the guns.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Your boss can't make you work ridiculous hours
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Each time I read madness as 60h/w, 70h/w or the wtf 80h/w I am really happy to live and work on EU I'm happy I don't live in EU. I don't have to work 80 hours, but if I choose to then that should be my right
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
The only reason to have these types of equipment is because of an "us against them" attitude of the cops. And the "them" isn't just "criminals". But that's what you get when you vote in folks that de
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
It's useful for any language/framework, whether it's verbose or not. The benefits of functional languages tend to not be as great as they could be because the tooling sucks (or kind of sucks). Look at Scala. The IDEs sucked
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Wish it were a Intellij plugin and for Clojure instead of Racket. I'd buy it.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Amazing how time flies. That picture of the cast is from half a century ago.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Luckily I've left Chrome for Firefox nightly. I'm moving all my nontechie family members over to Firefox too. Google thinks they're being cute playing these stupid games, but it'll just hurt them in the end.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
They would probably be entitled to asking for your wallet password, yes. No, they shouldn't be entitled.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Agreed. The guy isn't a sympathetic figure, but this is a horrible policy nonetheless. This is one of those thought crimes to me.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
It's zero-sum if the tooling around Haskell is antiquated compared to Java's. But the idea that a language is going to make us "that" much more productive has to go. We need much, much better tools.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
We're still in the dark ages when it comes to software development, and I don't believe it's because we're using Java instead of Haskell. I believe we need much more powerful tools that help us in understanding large cod
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
With Scala you feel smart having just got something to work in a beautiful way but when you look around the room to tell your clojure colleague how clever you are, you notice he left 3 hours ago and there is a post-it saying use a Map So
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
We saw what happened when Germany "rose up" in the middle of the last century. I guess Germans though the jews were tyrants back then.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
A grudge? You're thinking is just as sick and twisted as aTEmpOral's.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Of course the CIA doing its job to track down a murderous thug is somehow "messing with the biosafety" of the planet. Not only that, but according to the sick and twisted thinking of TeMPOral, Bin Laden is a "political enemy
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
IIRC, some of the techniques used in the Self VM eventually made it into the JVM. Ahh yes, the relevant LtU thread. http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/1185#comment-12831
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
As opposed to what, putting him on "trial"?
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
...but what we can't say is for sure how bad things will get or if you are a stupid climate 'sceptic' - how they will stay the same. Oh, I thought you called people that didn't believe in your religion "deniers&qu
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
It should be Government is the Crisis, but let's not shake up your worldview.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Once again we have leftists commenting on how dividing people into groups is a good thing because of historical racism, segregation, etc.. It's like 1984 newspeak and clear that's it's a sick ideology.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Any Good Samaritan law that comes with an obligation is absolutely horrible and dangerous to free societies.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Clojure isn't new. Not to take a dig at Rich Hickey, but everything he is doing with immutable objects was done more than a decade ago by the likes of Henry Baker ( http://home.pipeline.com/~hbaker1/home.html ). Of
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
You're not only wrong, but incapable of knowing that.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
That's not true. In fact, the CLR port has been around and up to date for years and before ClojureScript.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
Wow, that thing is freaking cool.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
So you're justifying Steam deleting the game, even though you won't come out and say it.
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
You're still missing the point that Steam is "reaching into people's systems" and removing programs. That said, it's done all the time via apt-get or windows update or other program updates. People think that this
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by mortyseinfeld 13y ago
It's a legitimate question. Haiku was being funded a few years ago and there has to be some kind of mission for a project like Haiku.

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