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by Drbble 14y ago
Did you see the new iOS and Android versions that launched last week?
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by Drbble 14y ago
http://googleplus.wonderhowto.com/blog/new-google-12-tips-ma... Item 2 there claims blockers can view public posts, which seems the intended behavior.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Right.
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by Drbble 14y ago
His next program probably did. Live and learn.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Immutable structures, yes. And you can get those without Haskell's other baggage. Haskell is great for research in persistent data structures because it is impossible to cheat. But then it is more industry-practical to port the algorithms t
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by Drbble 14y ago
Clojure. But it's dynamically typed, not statically typed. And it is mostly eager not lazy, but is growing more laziness/fusion features. OCaml, static and functional, but eager not lazy, but it lacks JVM compatibility (and FFI to non-func
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by Drbble 14y ago
Haskell is hard because it is a very powerful and high level language, with a sophisticated compiler (type checker for highly exotic types) and runtime (lazy evaluation system, not merely a bytecode VM). Most popular languages aren't nearly
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by Drbble 14y ago
Check out Gall's Law, which I just learned about on HN. Big solutions come from iteration, not ejaculation.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Not less per capita, but far far less capita.
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by Drbble 14y ago
No, it's just easier to obtain than chicken wire but has similar metal content for signal scrambling, and plastic insulation to avoid scratch damage to skin.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Does the neighbor also block out all the harmful EM radiation that floods from sunrise to sunset? If you want to be cruel, mention that cordless phones and microwaves emit at similar frequencies as wifi.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Warren Buffet also freely admits he doesn't understand making money on the the Internet well enough to invest in it or short it.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Indeed, smalltalk is object oriented.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Poi?
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by Drbble 14y ago
That's called the Five Whys in business school, root cause analysis in engineering, and life with a two year old.
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by Drbble 14y ago
You just described the climax of the movie Independence Day.
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by Drbble 14y ago
This is pretty well regarded advice in dating circles, where it is important not to waste your life chasing dead ends on dealbreakers.
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by Drbble 14y ago
The author of the script might know, since he is creating the text. But it's easy to imagine that some of his fortune messages have quote marks.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Seems more like intentional corruption than failure. Did Curtis have any bona tides or anything to offer besides photo ops with starstruck officials? The failure was in electing or appointing the bureaucrats who spent public funds for perso
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by Drbble 14y ago
Which part of the hippocratic oath mentions working for free? It only talks about what behavior is appropriate when rendering service, and the life debt to teachers. Car insurance is liability insurance. It is completely different. Doctors
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by Drbble 14y ago
That's trivial to fix by restructuring the tax deduction to make it employee-side
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by Drbble 14y ago
I think AOL decided.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Sounds like Sherer is an accessory to trespassing and theft.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Didn't we just have a story about a successful lesson plan startup that had a $700k grossing participant? This new competitor seems to be lagging.
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by Drbble 14y ago
I didn't see the ad campaign, but I would guess JCP's main problem is that JCP is still a junk store that I go to to by cheap junk I need for a short term, if they win on the Internet price search. Trader Joes never has sales, and they do
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by Drbble 14y ago
I wrote a greasemonkey script to round up all the 99 prices on the Apple store. It made browsing much more relaxing and made the high prices more apparent. 1999 really does trick the subconscious.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Buying consumables instead of durable isn't really having less, it's keeping less. It's not necessarily less expensive.
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by Drbble 14y ago
This is in the Human Interface guidelines for GUI wizards (series of dialog boxes).
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by Drbble 14y ago
We who?
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by Drbble 14y ago
Inconvenience of using non-Apple products is part of Apple's design philosophy. They have no interest in interoperability beyond what came accidentally when they used BSD/NEXTStep tech to replace OS 9.

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