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Comment #5737287
It's especially misleading because "services" like Amazon RDS and the provisioning systems offered by the big IAAS providers are listed and the self-hosted (+- open source) alterna…
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Comment #5690150
One could write a whole essay on the inability of this $4bn company to fix the most basic bugs in their product. I'd love to see evidence of people actually usefully using the feat…
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Comment #5690146
I work in the BI / analytics space, with a fair amount of what's called "big data". The security of something like cloud IO is typically not too much of a concern on the kind of pr…
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Comment #5684342
And yet reddit is corporate-owned, being hailed ITT as "the mainstream media", and there's plenty of evidence of senior Reddit moderators showing solidarity for the more criminal s…
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Comment #5684322
Indeed. Nice little sleight of hand where the article reference "mainstream media" and then switches to "mainstream blog media" before citing any examples.
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Comment #5661673
Can you recommend any resources for writing performant code for canvas / SVG?
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Comment #5661645
And yet I've met people from Xinjiang and Sichuan who share my feelings about other people and view things through the lens of international solidarity on a personal, human level. …
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Comment #5647774
> I like people in Wisconsin, can't really relate to people in Chengdu, ?? They're just people.
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Comment #5636442
> Essentially, the financial aid programme is the PyCon Outreach program - it's the community holding up the community and making itself accessible at this major event through thes…
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Comment #5623618
Yep, futures can be done easily in Go with a goroutine that sends a single value on a channel, but: 1) you can't dereference the value multiple times in Go, so you have to manage s…
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Comment #5606613
The Arch package maintainers' job mostly boils down to managing the PKGBUILD. If you get comfortable using ABS your experience with Arch will improve dramatically.
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Comment #5505696
It seems weird that large features like dictionary comprehensions and syntax changes like set literals are making it int0 2.7.x, but I'm not complaining - most of my projects are s…
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Comment #5503027
It's remarkable that HN commenters will insist that there is no issue of sexism or racism even after the author has conceded it and apologised.
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Comment #5497979
The language in the original article had two properties that stood out to me: * The dialog was entirely unrealistic- to the point that a 'dialogue' was clearly simply the wrong for…
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Comment #5458991
A well-engineered UNIX-y "pipeline" is not unlike an impure functional program, yes. Well-behaved processes share no state (i.e. they don't contend over the same files), and messag…
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Comment #5453676
> Meanwhile, Go isn't a platform, nor is it trying to be. Its designers (Rob Pike and Ken Thompson) already made the platform, first, a long time ago. It was called Unix. This is g…
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Comment #5389176
I love seeing the source for such elegant single-purpose projects like this. I'm in the middle of writing my own static site generator for Python; it's a bit more feature-rich, but…
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Comment #5356424
So Ryan Tomayko's conversions with his wife are akin in tone and style to a language textbook aimed at tweens?
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Comment #5273335
Anyone care to give a very cursory run-down on why someone would look at Minix in this day and age instead of one of the BSDs? Particularly since those release notes mention bringi…
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Comment #5185838
Agreed. The way I tend to use the repl in clojure is just to code up a script in vim and then %Eval the whole thing. Editor plugins for Go could compile-and-run, and know stuff lik…
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Comment #5077467
Surely by the time you're programmatically generating SQL queries you should be using either an ORM or some other kind of SQL expression language embedded in a more expressive lang…
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Comment #4930600
> Why is there this special function that construct these three random types? I don’t know. It's reasonable for someone to be confused about this; my rationale is that these three …
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Comment #3737681
Athenian Democracy was not a rule of the people, it was the rule of a massive slave and underclass population by a tiny, exclusively male minority who happened to have a certain in…