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sjatkins
3y ago
I will not use any browser that incorporates this. If some sites fail if it is not present then I will find work arounds to using those sites.
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4y ago
Leaving aside a moment the unexpected threaded fork issue mentioned I am thinking putting all the data to be shared among the processes into Redis would at least be a lot better than the clumsiness of pickling and unpickling.
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sjatkins
4y ago
Gives me more reason to learn and use Julia. I have used python for years and love it in many ways but it certainly has warts.
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sjatkins
4y ago
More evidence they are either grossly incompetent or attempting to destroy the US economically. Take your pick.
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sjatkins
4y ago
Interesting. Much like the temperature underground on earth.
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sjatkins
4y ago
Nice catch! Frankly I think this points to a real danger of any central widely used service of which Cloudflare is an example. Any vulnerability or exploitation of such a point jeopardizes far too much.
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sjatkins
5y ago
Making someone with ADHD inhabit an open plan office is cruel and unusual punishment. Hell, it is so for any knowledge work without ADHD. That has been known ever since the Peopleware book came out so many years ago. Let these folks work
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sjatkins
5y ago
Or lowest common denominator, stuff you want get in trouble for doing, pablum?
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sjatkins
5y ago
This is grossly overstated. 1) far less methane in atmosphere 2) it deteriorates rapidly 3) the majority of it is NOT from cattle.
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sjatkins
5y ago
Yeah, remember how Amazon got theirs. Not that those results will apply here of course. A lot depends on how much upside your investors and stock holders believe will eventually come to pass. Hard to say you are going to take much market
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sjatkins
5y ago
DNS is getting rather long in the tooth and I expect it will be replaced largely RSN. Article assumes we will keep internet address assignment the same as well and not at least move to IPV6 and a less stingy model of effectively static add
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sjatkins
5y ago
If we generously assume the models which do not have a good record of maching actual data are correct, 2.7C is not remotely catastrophic by the IPCC's own analysis. Average temperature has been up by much more than that at times in the
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sjatkins
5y ago
On the taking pride in LOC counts I really enjoy the opposite. Especially rewarding is blowing up a bad manager who things LOC increase equals productivity. So much fun to report I contributed -10,000 LOC in the last month by careful refac
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sjatkins
7y ago
It isn't lisp but I have used xonsh which is a python shell. It has a lot of nice uses and it is much easier to right python that can interact with normal shell commands well including capturing their outputs than is to write actual b
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sjatkins
8y ago
There is a small prolog implementation in the book "On Lisp" done in 200 lines of code or so.
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sjatkins
10y ago
I would love to see the front-end equivalent. Recommendations for what to use and avoid in clojurescript. To OM, or Reagent or something else. Global front end satte or not and so on. I am much more befuddled there than in pure clojure.
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sjatkins
10y ago
Well, if it was just the REPL then perl, python, ruby etc could be pointed to. It is more than that. Although I do have a deep love for python via ipython and ipython notebooks.
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sjatkins
11y ago
The author seems to not know that there is open source in Common Lisp as well as most every other language. Open Source per se is orthogonal to whether Lisp or Language X is a great language to have in one's toolkit. Clojure mind shar
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sjatkins
11y ago
Heretical or not you are dead wrong. Don't think so? Go program in Forth or Assembler instead of your current main language for a while and get back to me. There would have been no reason to invent any HLL or even assembler if you w
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sjatkins
18y ago
Something that I have noticed really distracts me is computer eye candy. I am sort of glad that Linux laptops just aren't as visually WOW as OS X and Windows, especially OS X. I find that when I boot into Linux I get a lot more work done.
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sjatkins
18y ago
The problem is that for most of us those four hours you feel ok about spending doing nothing are the only hours of the day that can be used for appreciably changing your life. For most employees those four hours are all their non-work hour