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antifuchs
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About antifuchs
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/asf; my proof: https://keybase.io/asf/sigs/_fgrz6a6JjHZ56DM5eaVudxNa5UQeBxKYUSs2pttQfs ]
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Comment #7203862
Easy prediction: they'll disable imap access within a year.
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Comment #5169793
Fascinating. What do you use to sync emails to the offline mirror? (-:
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Comment #5086307
Thanks for the link! I hadn't seen that one before. While I think I'm already thinking in expressions, Erlang's placement of punctuation never really made a lot of sense to me. May…
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Comment #4991996
Thanks! Please let me know if you have any questions about it or run into problems. If you write a filter set and you can share the script that generated it for the examples, that …
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Comment #4991992
You can't see a date on it, but that page is now 10 years old (I wrote my entry when I was 20 years old, 30 now). Still loving Common Lisp (and clojure and Elixir and all the many …
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Comment #4384800
Did you consider SSL client auth? I'm not sure you will get all the properties you want out of it (ease of logging out, especially); but having used it a bit now, it is a really pr…
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Comment #4127121
Wow, this bus yelling thing is pretty creepy behavior.
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Comment #3969695
Wow, that sounds like it'll screw up some kickstarter projects' international shipping plans.
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Comment #3965573
There is no way in hell this isn't satire.
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Comment #3946578
Congratulations - that is a seriously useful utility. At first I thought that holding down the mouse button wasn't that bad - but your browser tab demo absolutely convinced me (-: …
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Comment #3907777
That's pretty amazing. I had the privilege of demoing repraps to a Vienna UT researcher a while ago, and he reciprocated by giving me and my friends a tour of the 3D printers at th…
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Comment #3531913
Wow, these almost make me wish I liked driving cars. Hope one of the next revisions comes as a self-driving car (-:
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Comment #3439258
I love the postrock/space-y sound it makes when you pause. Rotating around the frozen cat then feels like the space scenes in a bizarre rendition of "2001".
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Comment #3414896
Hah, This is the first time I hears about Foreman (been away from Rails for 1.5 years), but I'm so glad to see process management for development has gotten fixed! In the past, I e…
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Comment #3413601
I can't help feeling that he's barking up the wrong tree: If people criticize your new language for imaginary shortcomings, then maybe the available documentation isn't communicati…
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Comment #3409398
That's a pretty neat article! I'm glad you wrote that up! (Didn't even notice the EVAL in there, until I saw wes-exp's comment: You can avoid it (if you want, seeing as this is exa…
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Comment #3409270
Be careful that you're not falling for the "honeymoon" part in the culture shock curve: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_shock I've known quite a few people who moved somewhere…
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Comment #3353098
Good choice! They went with a logo that is as stripped down as the company itself.
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Comment #3344957
This announcement reminded me too of when Linus commented (upon the integration of virtual memory into Linux) that Linux had become the Emacs of terminal emulators. Pretty funny th…
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Comment #3336328
First thought: How could they screw up the keyboard? Delete right above Return! Seriously.
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Comment #3309486
The former will gleefully delete all files/directories, even if there exists a directory entry named "-i", without asking. The difference is in glob expansion: ./* keeps the prefix…