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droque

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    I don't think it is, instead each operation makes a request. You can use something like catfs https://github.com/kahing/catfs

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    Comment #11719463

    Probably something like the FBI http://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-fbi-cant-find-hackers-t...

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    Comment #11210573

    There's also PostgREST https://github.com/begriffs/postgrest

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    Comment #11130900

    Some concepts can't be understood by drawing an analogy to an already known object. For example, the famous "a Monad is a Burrito" (non)explanation.

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    Comment #11010465

    You could also go all the way and declare a Num a => Num [a] typeclass, with (+) = zipWith (+).

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    Comment #10556270

    I tried with the Oregon region and it failed. I changed to the N. California region and it worked. (No comment about the GPU though.)

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    Comment #10482879

    It's pretty obvious the kid is incorrect because 5*3 is using the sum monoid and overloading notation. Or at least that would make more sense than arguing the kid is wrong via Java…

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    Comment #9729615

    Tim Gowers (and several other mathematicians) called to boycott academic publishers with The Cost of Knowledge ( http://thecostofknowledge.com/ ), giving largely similar reasons. I…

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    Comment #9703972

    The change they made was from a monad to an applicative, which is less "hands on", thus preferred. Kind of preferring map over hand-written loops. (Although the golfing is definiti…

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    Comment #9666518

    While it means mixed, at least in Mexico the concept carries a different connotation. Rather than being an outsider, it's the national identity. See for example http://en.wikipedia…

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    Comment #9273776

    It's similar in Mexico. It’s not a coincidence that FuckUp Nights started there. It’s a very traditionalist and failure averse country, so that “making it” means being a manager in…

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    Comment #9273364

    Seems to me that there could be a big market for an AirHelp-like service that focused on telecoms. A private, for-profit consumer protection company.

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    Comment #9208089

    The majority of them seem to be verbs.

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    Comment #9204721

    The way I see it, the main feature is being able to plug math formulas in, rather than formatting documents. It allows you to focus on your content (one feature of Markdown) while …

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    Comment #9013402

    I've taught in (Mexican) state programs for gifted youth and I can testify that a lot of the kids (many of them poor or almost) end up wasting their potential and having hard times…

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    Comment #9004568

    I wonder if a patreon-like (or even patreon itself) would be more effective raising donations than just one-time donations. I know enough people that swear by gpg, so it doesn't st…

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    Ask HN: How can get a software job without a degree while being a foreigner?

    There's a lot of talk about how, particularly/only in software, degrees are obsolete and you could join a company or successfully make your own without one. Unfortunately (for my c…