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When everyone goes to college, the bachelor's degree becomes the new high school degree. Then you either split between "good" bachelor's and "bad" bachelor's (depending on the institution), or all the degr
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"dgit" is not the best of names, since git itself is already distributed, as they note. It would have been more accurate to call it "replicated git", or "rgit". I guess they just wanted to be able to pronounce
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11y ago
What web are you guys even browsing? hardsexwarez-download.ru or something? I haven't used ad blockers in years and the problems you are describing are completely alien to me.
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I do wish Lyft and Uber would just tell me to cross the street for a faster pickup. In many cases, I could even walk a couple of blocks, and from the route on the map I even know exactly where to walk. But I cannot, because the driver would
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There may be a cultural aspect, too. When I was a kid, taxis were for rich people or businessmen. Even if I can afford it now, it just feels like an extravagance to take a taxi. Of course, the lack of price transparency means this bias is n
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It is, in fact, extremely politically correct to insinuate that the young white couple is driven (heh) by racial bias. But in San Francisco lots of Uber or Lyft (I mainly use the latter) drivers are black, Indian, or Asian.
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11y ago
BTW, what is the best Git GUI on Mac? I don't care about price. I have always used the command line, but many operations would be faster with a mouse.
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That's the second worst. The worst is a hundred people, all convinced of the same thing, doing various arbitrary experiments until they get ones that kind-of support their claim, and then publishing ten of those to say they have "
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Or you can tax a third man to pay for a second man to catch fish for the first man.
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11y ago
I guess $1M/year is his contribution to all the recent salary threads.
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11y ago
Regarding your nickname, I would like to point out that there is no such thing as an "ass puppy". Juvenile asses are called foals, like the young of other equines.
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11y ago
The proscription of plagiarism is vital to ensuring that at least some of the credit goes to those who are creative, rather than those who are popular or well-connected.
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11y ago
The Wikimedia Foundation should treat its treasure trove of donations as an endowment and use it to guarantee the survival of Wikipedia. If they just invested it, they may never need to do a donation drive again.
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11y ago
Git-LFS was developed by Github, presumably so they could expand their business to manage more types of content.
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You still don't understand the issue. This is not about your technical skills, it is about your integrity. Integrity is considered extremely important in American society. Claiming to have a degree that you do not have is a serious lie
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> “The head of Nefertiti represents all the other millions of stolen and looted artifacts all over the world currently happening, for example, in Syria, Iraq, and in Egypt,” Al-Badri said. “Archaeological artifacts as a cultural memory o
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11y ago
So, uh, what was the point of the whole WTO thing again?
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Can it be hosted somewhere else? It sounds really interesting.
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11y ago
Thanks.
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11y ago
He explicitly said he was using SurfaceTexture. That is a Java API, there is no SurfaceTexture in the NDK.
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Early studies suggest that not ripping up thousands of square feet of the coral reefs with your giant yacht correlates with increased health and survival of the coral reefs. As always, though, more research is needed. I can only assume that
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> The video surface was a little more problematic. To provide smooth playback, the video frames are queued a half second ahead, tagged with a "release time" that the Android window compositor will use to pick the best frame eac
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11y ago
Title is clickbait. It's not actually 100 clicks per email, it's around 10. But he says he gets about 10 emails per month, so 100. Either change it to 10, or say "100 a month".
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I said that auto companies could pursue their self-interest by turning regulations to their advantage, rather than opposing them. I didn't say they would embrace environmentalism in the truest depth of their hearts. Accepting emission
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I don't even understand their logic. Why not simply ask the government to ban or restrict the use of old cars without those safety features, after a short transition period? That would boost sales by forcing motorists to upgrade. Emiss
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Yes, Amazon is doing it wrong. But the much bigger problem is that your bank lets fraudsters impersonate you using easily obtained information such as your name and address. It is completely backwards that you need an impenetrable wall and
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I like how the entire thing explodes when it hits the deck. Finally, a machine that lives up to its movie/videogame version in terms of explodingness.
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> As with the tearing down of the Berlin Wall, opening up countries to the world's economy and ideas is the first step towards democracy. Saying this kind of thing in 2016 is not merely naive, but sits firmly in the territory of cul
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> That said, free healthcare counts for a lot. If you're young and childless, it really doesn't.
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When the WHO ranked the world's health care systems in 2000, Italy was actually the second best in the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Health_Organization_rank... That was 16 years ago, yes, but the cou
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