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dgellow
20,446karma·5,794submissions·March 22, 2013
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Located in Hamburg, Germany.
1st Stainless engineer, 2022-26 (bought by Anthropic).
My main interest on this website is reading about VC investing, privacy related topics, and indie businesses.
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That's an impressive breakdown. Thank you for sharing.
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This.
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Is this legally feasible with actual US laws?
3 pts
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Interesting. Thank you for sharing. Do you know a similar tool for Linux or OS X? Edit: Not optimal but it works great on OS X with Wine (v1.6.2 installed via homebrew). Screenshot as a proof http:&#…
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I found it thanks to Karsten Schmidt aka @toxi ;-)
https://twitter.com/toxi/status/679826201502978048 …
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It's a personal list by Karsten Schmidt (@toxi on twitter): See https://twitter.com/toxi/status/679826201502978048 …
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There is no such thing as "the right philosophy".
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That's the correct response.
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Any advices on how to react when you realize your manager is micro managing your team (and that it doesn't work great)?
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emacs's shell + cacafire anyone? :) Edit: ok, I tried what I said. Not that great. Frame rate is really too low. Edit2:
http://imgur.com/a/g0JYu …
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Ok, I've got it now :)
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Well core.async is a Clojure library so it uses features available in Clojure. I don't see how it would affect the fact that it is a library. I've also linked to js-csp, a JS library obvious…
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I'm not sure to understand your point.
Could your clarify?
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> I think the way Go addresses concurrency is simple and straight-forward. It's trivial to write concurrent applications. Yes, CSP[0] is a very interesting concept. But it's not something…