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"Anyone who is excited about having an Internet connection into their brain needs their head examined." Perhaps you can have this done with a POST request in the future and kill two birds with one stone.
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Cantillon Effect getting into full swing.
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Banks make loans. Banks are expected to have sufficent cash reserves to service all of their customer accounts. If a bank fails, account holders dont get their money back aside from whats insured by the FDIC and only up to 250k$. Bitcoins a
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I've had some bone headed and careless mistakes make it into production, especially when I was a junior dev, but it was always something that messed up performance or functionality, e.g. a front end widget not responding or an unhandle
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"move fast and break things" More like "move fast and break yourself."
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I've always been partial to the concept of ravioli code which I read about from John Papa. Contained modules that do a job that can be added or removed. You decide whether or not you need that modules fucntionality with no other module
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Hello fellow follower of the cult of cargo!
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I'm left-winged with absolutely no love for Parler and believe a lot of people have blood on their hands for the violence incited last week. The security researchers were wrong to make this information publicly available but the fact t
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I think 'annoy' is usually a more appropriate word than 'worry' (but not always). Markets and users are stochastic with no one really knowing what users are going to ask for, nor what competitors release and cause users
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"There is nothing that stops the federal US government from throwing someone in jail for growing / transporting / using / processing payment for marijuana." I always wondered about that. Has there been any chatter a
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In that context no I meant California. But the commenter is right about it being illegal at the federal level... and as a Schedule I drug on par with Heroine no less but more dangerous than Hydromorphone (HA!).
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"A lot of the concern is essentially about the precedent it sets. If you start questioning the logic of criminalizing cannabis, what's next on the list?" Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. It's ironic that fo
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Maybe this article overstated things and someone will clear it up in the comments but that was painful to read. I live in Vancouver and weed's been officially legal throughout the Canada for several weeks now. It's still relativel
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Deleted mine way back in 2010. I'd been on it since high school in 2005 and treated it like the new version of MSN Messenger (oh 2002...). After a while it just got stale and it felt like I was pouring way too much of my personal data
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I'm a junior C# developer who started last year. When I was in school/interning I focused a lot on firmware, networking, operating systems and web development (eclectic, I know). Also primarily worked with Linux. This year I learn
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Yep. Glad we finally put this tired horse to bed.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/12/11/follo... If you're hoping to reduce use amongst the general population, legalization seems to be a better course of action than prohi
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"What strikes me most about philosophy is in how core it is to everything we do — and this is something I didn’t realize for the longest time." Same. I used to take strong exception to the idea that philosophy was worth any amount
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The Ubuntu shell on Windows 10 comes with vim and syntax highlighting.
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I wouldn't think there's just one pendulum that governs how people view an issue either but there's certainly a continuum for how emotional people will get over certain issues. Obviously if you have no emotion over an issue y
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How so?
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Apologies, I meant 'virtue signalling.' Disparaging others with the intention of trying to show your own value and grandstanding with no intention of actually refuting someone else's argument, isn't debate either. Exampl
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I agree with you that they matter but there has to be balance. Right now the pendulum is stuck so far to the emotional side that people are willing to eschew facts that would make them challenge their own biases and actively look for materi
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"If policies are promoted that people actually like as opposed to barely resent, they'll start reading and talking and you won't hear the end of it." I like the sound of that but at the same time it gets tricky when you
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I haven't done a code competition before but my understanding is that code competitions reward cowboy coding over good engineering practice, i.e. implementing features while paying no heed to maintainability. When you have that mind se
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I think exposure has a lot to do with it along with aptitude. I noticed that too but my parents weren't talented in an intellectual sense. In fact, they were fairly ordinary and one was a high school drop out. I was brought up believin
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There are several points of contention but here are some of the most common points I've encountered: - When the term 'sandwich' is used in reference to a bagel being used for the 'bread' there is a presumption that
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I read an article a couple of months ago about autism being linked to delayed fatherhood: http://www.nature.com/news/fathers-bequeath-more-mutations-a... . Being different was something that touched near and dear to my
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I've worked in the mental health field for years and remember believing that a sense of purpose and good social support was more important than the medication and that the medication was not necessary and harmful. Knowing what I know n