Deestan

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by Deestan 9y ago
That is a strained corollary. Ex-cons have a shitty past. White supremacists are currently and actively shitty.
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by Deestan 9y ago
So does their own bible. Glossing over this fact in order to safely hate other people is what makes them shit people.
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by Deestan 9y ago
Visible results? That would be more in the order of "after 6 months".
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by Deestan 9y ago
"Don't worry. We are taking all precautions. It is 100% safe. Only a very few, select personell will have access to the data." They will just give the same bullshit answer as always. Sometimes throw in a new phrase ("24&
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by Deestan 9y ago
Well, I punch people and take their money. Most people complain about morals, but hey this is how I earn the most money. You can't blame me for trying to maximize my profits.
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by Deestan 9y ago
Judging by his injuries (smashed ankles and broken hip), I guess that is exactly how he fell.
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by Deestan 9y ago
> if these Vikings wanted to show allegiance to allah and Ali I call strawman. Both article and researcher make no claims further than "cultural influence".
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by Deestan 9y ago
It's not a new term, is the partial answer. The rest is that "point free" describes a programming paradigm, while terms you listed describe the mechanisms you can use to apply it.
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by Deestan 9y ago
The main issue is a culture of sloppiness. They had safeguards, they had procedures, they just didn't care. A new software is just another thing they'll turn off, not enter data into, or bypass for convenience. You need to co
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by Deestan 9y ago
> Imagine you break into your friend's car Bad comparison. Breaking into a car is a locally constrained high-risk attack vector. This is a low-risk unconstrained attack vector. A bored person anywhere in the world could fuck their s
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by Deestan 9y ago
Or you can underthink it. It's side-effect free, takes no arguments, and is terminating, so it can be optimized perfectly for speed: #!/bin/cat 1 2 fizz 4 buzz 6 … 98 fizz buzz
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by Deestan 9y ago
That sounds good to me. I don't know a lot about the etiquette other than as long as the original title is intact and non-clickbaity it is fine.
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by Deestan 9y ago
I loved this! You should post it as a submission here, not just a comment.
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by Deestan 9y ago
> I'm sorry, but we can't hire you for security reasons. You look too similar to our head of IT.
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by Deestan 9y ago
It would be similar to trying to move a truck by hitting it very very hard with a hammer.
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by Deestan 9y ago
> I would love to, of course If you did, you'd have found a way for it to work. Making a pretty cool deploy script? Document it and put it out there as OSS. Making a class/module to sort items semantically? Make it OSS. Someon
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by Deestan 9y ago
Unless the assignment in question specifies architecture, the TA could (should? I know I would) run it on a 32 bit Windows environment and mark it down for not working.
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by Deestan 9y ago
You could hope to resell the service for more than you initially paid for it in the ICO.
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by Deestan 9y ago
Most or maybe all of them basically had "no reason to live" more than a "cause of death". Anyone can cook up a coin by forking Bitcoin or Litecoin and do a search-and-replace on the name in the code and nothing else.
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by Deestan 9y ago
Because of "don't worry - it'll be fine" thinking. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15155068
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by Deestan 9y ago
> Excuse me if I'm ignorant Why? You have Google at your fingertips.
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by Deestan 9y ago
Agile implies flexibility and strength. If you don't have "strong" - i.e. skilled and disciplined - people, or you can't allow things to happen outside "just because ok?"-rules, it's flaccid agile. Like je
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by Deestan 9y ago
The ones I have read while scrolling to this comment: 1. Jet fuel 2. Sugar 3. Plastics 4. Space Rockets 5. The gays
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by Deestan 9y ago
That's my impression too. It's not that good programmers are immensely more productive than decent programmers, it's that bad programmers are very bad. Not only can they just not do certain things, but they leave me
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by Deestan 9y ago
1) Trying to solve lack of skill with More Rules For Everyone. One of your teams write messy code? Don't try to educate them. Instead enforce strict coding standards that forbid all but the most basic complexity. Everyone else now h
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by Deestan 9y ago
> radical leftist agenda Being anti-nazi is "radical leftist" now?
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by Deestan 9y ago
> For instance, someone waving a nazi flag might feel to me like an incitement to violence, while to them it might feel like an expression of free speech, with no intention to incite violence. Disregarding how you both feel about it, w
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by Deestan 9y ago
Having a lot of people disagree with you does not necessarily prove there is a "shill campaign". That's conspiracist thinking.
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by Deestan 9y ago
> Why do the guys sprying this crap wear spacesuits if it is so safe? The guy on the street outside wears thick waterproof pants and thick waterproof rubber boots when he cleans the street with a pressurized water hose. Water is general
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by Deestan 10y ago
Soon "potato scientist" will be as impressive as - if not more than - "rocket scientist".

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