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by Aqueous 13y ago
"Well, after struggling for a year and if your second year salary is still RMB 2,000, then that means you have not grown as a person. You should be really ashamed of yourself. Do yourself a favour and go to the supermarket and buy the
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by Aqueous 13y ago
That is what I initially thought as well, but since abuse was more socially/legally acceptable back then, I thought it was also possible that it wouldn't register as hugely important in the complaint.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
Thanks.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
"he attacked her" - is this true? Richard Feynman is a personal hero of mine, but if he became violent towards his wife I might view him in a different light. Also, what's "bric-a-brac?"
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Bitcoin Withdrawals Processing Soon(bitstamp.net)
2 points by Aqueous 13y ago|1 comments
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by Aqueous 13y ago
If the data was formatted like this: <outer><inner>1</inner></outer><outer><inner>Content: This is some random content. Value: 500 SomethingElse: 23423</inner></outer> and
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by Aqueous 13y ago
Well, no, I disagree. Having to create, maintain and monitor your own infrastructure is a very big time cost which has very real consequences when you are in a business. As a business you should be spending as much time as possible focusin
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by Aqueous 13y ago
He's 22 and a Harvard grad. If you believe this is a mistake, let him fail. He will recover.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
1X dev dynos are free. If you need to go up to 2 dynos or scale vertically to a 2X dyno then you start paying. You shouldn't really need to use 2 dynos until you actually have to launch. You're going to be spending a lot of time c
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by Aqueous 13y ago
joke - I can imagine Linus grudgingly beginning to use version control, but never admitting that Raymond's rather pointed tough love led him to do it.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
...but it totally wasn't because of what Eric Raymond said, right?
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by Aqueous 13y ago
Thanks to Mt. Gox's attempt to blame BitCoin developers for a problem with their custom wallet, the entire mainstream media is reporting their private fiasco as a fundamental flaw in the BitCoin protocol. Mt. Gox could have come throug
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Bitcoin Exchange Struggles(dealbook.nytimes.com)
1 points by Aqueous 13y ago|1 comments
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by Aqueous 13y ago
I mean let's just think about it here. Is Flappy Bird really ruining people's lives? Flappy Bird? Really?
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by Aqueous 13y ago
I think it's morally objectionable to waste a rare opportunity when one could just as easily channel that opportunity towards the benefits of others.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
It's not noble to waste opportunity like that. If he doesn't like money, he should take the money then give it away. A lot of poor people would kill to have that money to feed themselves and their families, or send their kid to sc
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by Aqueous 13y ago
Possibly...and it's an excellent opportunity to raise the price.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
And in about a month or two Flappy Bird fever will wear off and folks will move onto something else. Don't turn down millions of dollars because people are doing what people do! Someone remind him of all the folks who have downloaded h
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by Aqueous 13y ago
VPS is much more expensive because you have to do all the work to provision (either manually or automatically) the software stack you are working with, configure every new instance either, configure your deployment and testing pipeline usin
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by Aqueous 13y ago
If companies think Heroku is more expensive they are failing to factor in how expensive it would be to have an employee to do all the work that Heroku takes off their plate. I work 45 - 50 hours a week developing. If I have to do devops - p
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by Aqueous 13y ago
I think the reason visual programming hasn't taken off is there is a very real difference between what you can express with language and what you can express visually. Images don't really contain determinate, precise statements or
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by Aqueous 13y ago
"One interrogatory asks Rubin to provide a list of all instances where Tidbit and websites using the code "accessed consumer computers without express written authorization or accessed consumer computers beyond what was authorized
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by Aqueous 13y ago
I think the submitter knew this.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
While I agree with nearly every assertion you make, I'm still hazy on what 'good' is. Surely the fact that so many people find PHP the most productive language they could've worked with, and produce mountains and mountai
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by Aqueous 13y ago
And that part was never really answered either. How can he pose as an employee calling in from an outside line? Does PayPal not tell you when an extension from PayPal is calling you?
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by Aqueous 13y ago
It was my understanding that at least in some parts of Europe, like the Netherlands, drugs were considered more of a health problem than a criminal problem.
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by Aqueous 13y ago
I'm not doubting that US drug policy remains the driving force. It pushes people who would consume drugs legally or illegally into a black market where they inevitably do business with some extension of these powerful criminal organiza
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by Aqueous 13y ago
Right, but it's not worth $1 until we actually engage in that transaction. Right now it's sitting in my pessimizer account worth exactly $0. I have no guarantee that you're going to pay me $1 for it until we actually engage i
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by Aqueous 13y ago
You realize that this argument justifies anything even tangentially related to the drug war because they are just the side effect of the 'criminalization of victimless drug use' right? This includes the thousands of people who are
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by Aqueous 13y ago
Take this with a grain of salt from someone whose handle is "Fasebook."

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