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I'm pretty sure pulsetile meant that people in the Python-sphere hate the creator of pipenv, not that the creator of pipenv hates pipenv.
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Does "Sbd" stand for something, or is that your username?
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>Are you are Muslim ? BurningFrog is not Muslim. BurningFrog was pointing out that religious difference between BurningFrog and BurningFrog's coworkers (muslim Pakistani software engineers). >If I dropped you in the middle of Pak
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7y ago
I don't quite understand the Huawei analogy. NSO isn't partnering with Israeli companies to preinstall malware on their stuff. So I don't see how this is an indication that a Chinese version of NSO will partner with Huawei to
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>The question should be could he be paid a fraction of what he is in reality and do an equally good a job? Just because it's possible for him to do the same job at a lower salary doesn't mean he will. Disney needs to pay him en
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7y ago
Google has milder suggestions for Donald Trump, just like for Hillary Clinton: https://i.imgur.com/0KkKTpJ.png > can someone find me another phrase besides "Hillary Clinton" that "breaks" the search f
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8y ago
I wasn't referring to any specific person. The closest person I was referring to is the player in the "Chinese esports team" that dx87 was talking about. Or possibly a hypothetical white player on who could have been put in a
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Yeah, but this is about when an interviewer with a camera asks for a quick comment about the meme. There isn't time to have an in-depth discussion about it. And it's difficult to be put on the spot like that with a camera in your
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It depends on what you say about it. If you say you think it's funny then you could get in trouble with some people.
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I would call it more of a missing feature than a bug in Chrome.
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It was on Valentine's day. I wonder if that has anything to do with it.
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We know for a fact that some phones are secretly listening and uploading stuff.[1-4] It's done by spying apps. How do we know? Because there are tons of researchers reverse engineering stuff trying to find this stuff. These researchers
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I don't think there's any core slot machine functionality in Roblox. But Roblox is essentially a game development platform. Anyone can build a game on top of Roblox, and that player-created game could have slot machines in it.
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Yeah, I would think "incelibacy" would mean non-celibacy. But that's the opposite of what PutinIsMyGod meant. Then again flammable and inflammable mean the same thing.
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I was doing various cryptocurrency mining in 2011 and trading in 2012, long before bitcoin.tax existed. Many of the exchanges I used have since shut down.
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Not walking next to a man about her age or kids.
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8y ago
The guidelines might might specifically forbid talking about downvotes, but they do forbid talking about votes in general. > Please don't comment about the voting on comments.
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The article doesn't really say anything about attractiveness. Maybe you should adjust your metric to single-looking working age women.
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Flickr is unrelated to Google and Facebook. Flicker is owned by SmugMug, previously by Yahoo, previously by Ludicorp.
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The reason for the urgent fixes is to promote uniformly applied rules. There are certain predefined rules that CAs need to follow, regardless of whether the individual rules help security or not. The rules say the certs that are badly forme
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It costs money to hire lawyers to understand the laws and ensure compliance. Maybe they ran the numbers and it wasn't worth it to hire the lawyers.
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>No, it is a nude image. I have no idea why the article didn’t actually point that out? The article essentially said it: >In 1972, at the age of 21, she appeared as Miss November, wearing nothing but a feathered sun hat, boots, stocki
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The Waymo vs Uber one wasn't a defense against a lawsuit.
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> Google so far has a record of never using a patently offensively https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/07/waymo-drops-most... https://www.reuters.com/article/us-google-bt-lawsuit&
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This isn't a question about where the browser will scroll. This is a question about what will the browser do if the user tries to create a link to something that can't be scrolled to.
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I think it boils down to "how does the company advertise pay to the employee?" Those restaurants are not advertising minimum wage + tips, or even just minimum wage. They're advertising $4 + tips. Amazon should similarly adver
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>So, if you’re targeting 95% CPU utilization in a web service, the maximum amount that the service scales out after each cooldown period is 11%: 100 / 90 = 1.1 How many errors are in that sentence? The 95% -> 90 mysterious conver
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How is it possible to review all of it? How can a human know whether a song is infringing someone else's rights or is an original work by the uploader?
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Do you want to hire people to evaluate flags and disputes, or to evaluate all videos? If just flags and disputes then there will be false negatives on pirated material that no one has flagged yet. If all videos, that would be very expensive
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TylerE was only talking about the 10k/day boundary. Why did you reply to TylerE if you wanted to talk about something else? You should have replied to someone else. As-is, the thread just became really confusing.
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