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> Gandhi promoted caste apartheid and actively went on a hunger strike to prevent 'lower castes'/'untouchables' from getting representation in Parliament.

Any source where I can read more about this ? Never heard this part about Gandhi.

So what exactly is the solution you want? Do you want google to block the service after a threshold period of time.

Physical education. In India, in our schools it mostly meant playing Soccer.

This is amazing, I have always wanted something like this. Given that it requires xdotool, I was wondering if it would work in a Wayland system (I don't use Wayland yet, I'm just curious) ?

Looks nice! Any reason why Apache was used as it's license ?

Yeah, infact I remember seeing Cabal warn when O2 is put.

Thanks, that was helpful.

Any idea how does Slide compare with Red Reader, which is another Reddit client in Android ?

Besides the example stated here, there is also shellcheck: https://www.shellcheck.net/

Disclaimer: A Tamilian but doesn't know to read or write it (lived in the northern states)

I didn't know that it came before Telugu or neither about the fact that Malayalam or Kannada is derived from it. So yeah, it was a new information for me.

Mine is a OnePlus 2 device.

Haven't tried if it works but my android version (6.0.1) seems to have an option for disabling internet for specific apps. Note that I haven't rooted (yet). Going to Settings -> Data Usage -> Settings will show me a list of apps and I can chose between following four options Allow, Forbidden, Wi-Fi only and Data only.

This is a big problem IMO and one of the major reason why I haven't used Elm in any serious projects yet

Is there a easy way of converting it into Kindle friendly pdf (or mobi) ?

> If LWN had fewer articles like this, and more articles actually communicating useful information to me, I might actually read it more.

As a occasional reader of LWN, I like the fact that they cover other topics apart from LWN. It's always good to learn/see how other communities operate.

While sharing the post, I did mention Haskell in the title to give a better picture. But I think the mods changed it.

This might be helpful:

* https://github.com/typelead/eta/blob/master/docs/source/faq....

* https://github.com/typelead/eta/issues/3

This is the relevant github repository: https://github.com/typelead/eta

And this is the blog post from the co-founder of Typelead (the company behind Eta) discussing about it: https://blog.typelead.com/https-blog-typelead-com-introducin...

I occasionally play Dave using it. :-)

I used the ones in Chennai and it was pretty good. When the Vardha cyclone hit Chennai, most of the local ISPs went down (the internet in my area is still down). The internet at the railways was working good.

It's hard to measure these types of things. But if you are interested, there is a related paper regarding that: http://haskell.cs.yale.edu/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Haskel...

Although the study in the paper isn't very practical, it's still an interesting experiment.

Same here. My dad has been using Ubuntu for more than 5 years now.

As someone who uses NixOS now and then, I disagree with you. Right now, NixOS itself is for expert users. The installation itself will be problematic for non expert users.

As someone who doesn't follow the BSD development nor the LLVM, I don't know whether to take this as a sarcastic comment or a serious one.

Does that mean doing `Ctrl + R` can be colorized now just like how zsh does it ?

Is there any other Router library for React which has a stable API ? We are most likely to include a router library in our application soon and we don't want something which changes frequently.

What features do you think stack misses ?

Also I don't think the definition of Monad itself is accurate there.

What do you think about functional languages like Haskell, OCaml etc ?

What does isomorphic library mean in the context of Javascript ecosystem ?