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Comment #41852188
Exactly. If the company is winding down anyways, it's hard for things to get worse anyways.
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Comment #41404107
Right. Some of that "goog" code looks decent enough. I wouldn't remove it either simply because it was "archived". Maybe vendor the useful stuff back into the implementation and re…
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Comment #41404090
Right. That's an interesting though exercise. We ended up with "dumbed down" summary news.
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Comment #41400569
Are you sure about that? The clojurescript implementation is built on top of the google closure library. Here's an example: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/blob/master/src…
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Comment #39060007
Typical "corporate pricing"--they offer a really high price they'll expect you'll negotiate downwards to something reasonable. The Sourcehut negotiators probably never dealt with t…
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Comment #39059873
You're right that "Lisp Machines" refer to a very peculiar point in time, available to only a very small number of people. The article even mentions: > This was all accurate as of …
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Comment #39059484
Thanks for nitpicking, but according to wikipedia it is the largest[1]. Regardless, the idea that Berlin is a haven for folks that don't care about their career is a little bizarre…
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Comment #39059450
Seems only Cogent was advertising their routes. Once Cogent blackholed their prefixes, there'd be no way to reach their services via the internet.
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Comment #39059314
The author of this article probably hasn't traveled to many places before. > Could Berlin's values of privacy and freedom from photography be eroded by the increasing pressure in o…
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Comment #39059220
This sounds like a terrible way to run a lisp emulator. One shell command after another which assume one has the apt(1) package manager available on their system. Maybe the title o…
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Comment #39059138
> "information bubbles" Word of the day! Excellent.
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Comment #39058973
Let's ignore the technicalities completely. Here's a government providing a detailed look into their engineering practices, complete with graphs and configuration snippets. How man…
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Comment #39043981
> If 1/3 of your workforce meets 2 days a week your average utilization is about 14% That's a good point. All that fancy real estate and coffee machines start to look like a wasted…
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Comment #39043849
What time frame did you work there? I enjoy reading about the Mercury missions and the work IBM did in that era. There must have been a lot of smart people there then. There's also…
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Comment #39041743
Check the direction of the trade winds[1]. A Portuguese sailor can easily reach the Caribbean by doing nothing except raising sail. A Chinese sailor ends up in frozen waters. 1: ht…
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Comment #39041724
How can you determine whether market share add was due to adding the chat?
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Comment #39041653
There's been a lot of consolidation in this space. The remaining operators provide a terrible user experience and are tailored for the mass marketer email campaigners. The crackdow…
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Comment #39040857
Why does a side project need a bunch of legal documentation? Actual harm must be shown before you'll find yourself in any trouble. Having a shiny cookie policy isn't really going t…
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Comment #38967607
Lease them through an IPv4 broker. The going price for a /22 is about $120 per month.