ChoHag

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by ChoHag 10y ago
That's because we hire computer scientists when what we want is developers. Addendum: The end result of this confusing mixture of market forces is a fleet of workers unskilled at either.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Ah it's an advert from our corporate sponsors. Understood.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Why is a corporate fluff-piece the top story on HN?
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by ChoHag 10y ago
The fact that whether they understand it consciously or not people object at a fundamental level to being a product?
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by ChoHag 10y ago
You don't need to step very far from cash in hand before this becomes not just viable but ridiculously easy. Just feed notes individually into your bank-approved combined till/safe/note scanner.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Oh I love a good delusion. They're so warm and fuzzy.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> Yeah, but a programming language would be even more flexible Then it's convenient that Excel both is a and has a programming language, eh?
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by ChoHag 10y ago
If a device has an audio jack with the aim that its owners make use of it, it has to provide audio when "something" is plugged in. It's not able to discern what's there. That is what "just works": not that audi
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Pattern matching is done on literally every sensory nerve impulse the brain receives.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
I see a distinct lack of metadata.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
If you can get it in the front of your mouth you're already doing better than your peers and Darwin is waiting impatiently to endow you with your highly appropriate award.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Gotta get rid of that encrusted carbon and iron. Human bodies don't deal with those elements half as well as they do short steel spikes.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
If you're doing naive recursion, you're doing it wrong.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Hiding it in the implementation detail won't get rid of it. While you can do pointer arithmatic there will be null pointers and while memory is addressible there will be pointer arithmatic. And while I'm a programmer, I want acces
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Although I think not what was being referred to, the UK and Ireland do have a more porous border than most EU states do with their non-EU neighbours.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> How can Jan get the ring safely into Maria’s hands? Jan will get the bus.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
DNSSEC is adding a cryptographic-trust-negotion layer to DNS. Governments are in control of DNS, ergo governments would be in control of the new layer which DNSSEC adds to it. DNSSEC is adding a means of cryptographically verifying the gove
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by ChoHag 10y ago
You can say that, and won't even be wrong, but saying that an actor is not control of its actions is not the same as saying that they must not be restricted in their ability to act upon others. A serial killer is not locked up because
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> b) when you find yourself at home, go to car. When you find yourself in the car, if you have a gadget, drive home ... This is basically exactly how it happens. I say "Can you buy me a thing". The rest is automatically perform
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> an artist disclaims that they created something ... disclaiming greatly decreases the value of some sold item If this concerns you, you should not be as dependent on items whose value hangs so tightly on the word of a disinterested (or
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by ChoHag 10y ago
I have this. It's called cp(1).
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> Control of the seas would bring a lot of influence, hence the British You can stop there.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> TOR is openly audit-able, publicly vetted, and peer reviewed Just like OpenSSL?
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An Application Programming Interface? Isn't that sort of like Calling Procedures Remotely?
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by ChoHag 10y ago
If an employer chooses someone at 10% of your salary, your employer is chooosing someone too stupid to demand 90% of your salary. Do you really want to work for the idiot who's OK with that?
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> the only thing you can do about it is help them You say this like it's a bad thing.
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by ChoHag 10y ago
http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/sys/arch/armv7/...
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by ChoHag 10y ago
Is it one where whitespace was never discovered?
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> a centralized queue that actually does the mail sending, and retries in case of failure. A bit like SMTP?
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by ChoHag 10y ago
> You're either right or you're wrong. Just like Newton's laws eh? Newton's laws of motion are Right. They are also inaccurate compared to Einstein's theories of relativity, which must mean Newton's rules ar

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