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It's strange how far out of the way people will go to avoid the obvious.

Have you considered/tried adding back to the official documentation in cases like these?

I must have missed it when "Functional programming have become the latest craze due to a surge in Node.js"

The blog content is much more interesting than the homepage...

https://cocreate.localmotors.com/blog/post/local-motors-debu...

What exactly does it mean to become the "next Silicon Valley"?

It seems to me a boring cliché used to make article headlines from nothing.

I'd imagine you would need to unlock the Apple watch before it would unlock the computer.

I only heard them refer to it as "macOS Sierra".

Weren't all pre OS-X versions also called Mac OS?

No one works on Sundays where you are?

Why compare Rails with Clojure (a framework vs. a language)?

I think if you more fairly compare Rails with Django, Flask, Laravel, etc. you might find the differences aren't so great.

It looks like this was part of the sourceforge purchase made back in January and previously discussed here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11092219

It does fall back on imageMagick, but there is screenshot.el ;)

http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/screenshot.el

That first example is just plain evil...

This post didn't sound surprised or like a complaint to me. I think they new very well what they were getting into and handled it quite well.

> This team has achieved three incredible feats: they’ve created one of the most important productivity tools in history...

That's a very, very bold statement...

Interestingly, Amazon also runs the "Amazon Locker"[0] service in the US, which sounds much like the "paczkomat" you describe.

    0. http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_366591722_2?encoding=UTF8&node=6442600011

It is listed as a LISP on the NFS CGI versions page:

http://ultraviolet-cgi.nfshost.com/

Stopping the engine also means you'd loose power steering, and more importantly power brakes.

Can you explain this? It looks to me like a regexp that searches Java source for words 7+ characters that start with a capital letter?

The working draft is here:

http://facebook.github.io/graphql/

I can't imagine it wouldn't be. This kind of decisions aren't made very quickly. I'm more curious if the IO team was aware of this...

If you really wanted to be objective, you could replace "Apple" in your comment with the name of just about any leading tech. company.

> "these albums are disappointing for these objective criteria".

Except that the actual scores used to make this "objective" analysis are largely subjective.

There's a better informed article on this topic on the same site here:

http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/ibmi/developer/general/python-i...

Zero mention of robots in the article... disappointed.

Start by reading the Google webmaster guidelines:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35769?hl=en

Odd, if I type the title into google groups search it returns no results (as you stated), but in regular google search the google groups post is the first result.

Seems completely reasonable, maybe just a bit vague...

The only surprising thing to me about this announcement is that they didn't already have such a policy in place.

> ... manipulated into voting the absolute worst politicians ...

I've never really followed an Argentine election closely, but I'm curious is they have options. In other words, Is there often a significantly better political representative that is overlooked, or is it more of a "lesser of all evils" situation?