Camillo

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841.
by Camillo 13y ago
Why? Was Scribd an Ycombinator company? Is pg the devil?
842.
by Camillo 13y ago
How did the police react to the evidence of theft? Is there an investigation under way? Shouldn't the guy get charged with that, at the very least?
843.
by Camillo 13y ago
Don't be silly, there are all sorts of gradients in nature that have nothing to do with lighting.
844.
by Camillo 13y ago
I've been using VOIP for most of my calls for over a year (using Google Voice through the iOS app Talkatone). It is flat out unusable over 3G, the latency is just too high.
845.
by Camillo 13y ago
Yes it is.
846.
by Camillo 13y ago
Why in the world would they use gstreamer on Mac?
847.
by Camillo 13y ago
What about Sonic? I don't mean to offend anyone, but my impression is that the Sonic fandom is a sort of weirder, more awkward, less socially acceptable version of the furry fandom. Maybe I've been on the Internet for too long, though.
848.
by Camillo 13y ago
I get the impression that the author doesn't really understand why he's doing what he's doing. The obvious solution in this case is to have addHeader validate its arguments. The reason why you might want to have a separate class that does v
849.
by Camillo 13y ago
Very true, but the network Google is looking to expand is Google+. The point of having a more competitive IM system is not to build a IM network, but to bring their IM users into the Google+ network. Therefore, a proprietary solution where
850.
by Camillo 13y ago
How did Wave end up with that sort of mess? Isn't Google full of Very Smart People?
851.
by Camillo 13y ago
It is the most ridiculously ham-fisted Mary Sue pastiche that I have ever seen, but the art is nice.
852.
by Camillo 13y ago
What does a "closed ecosystem" even mean? People are saying that EverPix does what the OP needs - is EverPix banned from iOS? (No it isn't.)
853.
by Camillo 13y ago
Are you taking inflation into account?
854.
by Camillo 13y ago
One problem with tab completion is that you can no longer paste tab-indented snippets into the intepreter, or use tab to indent code you're typing. I put the following in my python startup file to fix the issue: import readline, rlcom
855.
by Camillo 14y ago
Linux is not even UNIX.
856.
by Camillo 14y ago
The problem is that "they all look the same" is actually a factual observation about how our brains recognize faces. So, if you label it as a "racist trope" you end up implying that racism is part of human nature... which I'm sure is not wh
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by Camillo 14y ago
Looks very nice. But how stable is the Xcode plugin API these days? BTW, what's the connection between the name "Alcatraz" and the idea of a package manager for Xcode plugins? Try as I might, I can't see one. I don't know why all open sourc
858.
by Camillo 14y ago
How can you say you don't want to look bad when you literally put "bad" at the end of your name?
859.
by Camillo 14y ago
"Before the Chrome save button"? What does that even mean? Half the time I see people praising Chrome it's because of something thoroughly mundane, like an address bar, or saving files, or links . Did you guys browse the web using potatoes
860.
by Camillo 14y ago
That was a truly great article, thank you.
861.
by Camillo 14y ago
I think this story was mainly about the changing preferences of young adults, not teenagers. Letting people drive at 16 is an American anomaly, but what we have here are people in their 20s and 30s who would be perfectly able to drive, but
862.
by Camillo 14y ago
Clearly you do.
863.
by Camillo 14y ago
I've never really noticed rain to have a smell. Maybe I need to live in a drier place and get out more. I know this doesn't really add anything to the discussion, but if there is someone else here who has no concept of that "sweet, fresh, p
864.
by Camillo 14y ago
Wimbledon and the World Cup are #1 in their sports - and, unsurprisingly, I knew of them. But there are simply too many things in the world for the average person to know about the #6 event in marathons.
865.
by Camillo 14y ago
> (I used to be an endurance athlete) That's why. A "world renowned event" is famous in the real world, not just in the world of athletics. I have never run a marathon and I never intend to (cardio kills gains, lol), yet I have hear of
866.
by Camillo 14y ago
Still, terrorism is not a crime of opportunity. You need a very strong motivation to do it, and even though you may not necessarily seek death and may make escape plans, you certainly have to accept the possibility that you will get caught.
867.
by Camillo 14y ago
Three abuses of "legitimize" in the synopsis alone. This is going to be painful to read.
868.
by Camillo 14y ago
And all this time I thought that post hoc ergo propter hoc was a fallacy!
869.
by Camillo 14y ago
That's the most unlikely line of argument I have heard today. Do you really think most terrorists expect to get away with their attacks? Haven't you noticed how many of them make suicide a part of the plan? It's as if you've been living und
870.
by Camillo 14y ago
"World renowned" is a bit much. I, for one, had never heard of it before the tragedy, whereas for instance I have heard of the New York marathon many times. (I hope this doesn't offend anyone - I think Boston has enough going for it that th

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