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by Grue3 9y ago
There was a guy calling for a communist-style "purging" of anyone involved with this company in the last thread. I think you're underestimating how mad people get about free plugins for their (incredibly bloated and inefficie
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by Grue3 9y ago
So he hacked a smart gun and the result was.... a regular gun. How is this supposed to be dangerous? He can't fire it over the internet or anything, just disable it's lock. It's like "hacking" an elevator by stoppin
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by Grue3 9y ago
Snopes has been terrible since Barbara Mikkelson left. Who even cares about them anymore?
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by Grue3 9y ago
To be fair, if one is a self-described "commie", there's only one possible interpretation. Maybe avoid associating yourself with genocidal regimes? Even as a joke (I sure hope it's a joke)? Maybe?
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by Grue3 9y ago
The decal might be deliberately constructed (using perspective tricks) to alter the behavior of an autonomous car following your van. The cyclists might appear either much closer or farther than the plane they're drawn on. If you insta
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by Grue3 9y ago
Can it backup into a file/load tab groups from backup file? This is an essential feature of the current Tab Groups extension for me.
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by Grue3 9y ago
Browser: Firefox LTE (pre-web extensions) Terminal: guake IDE: Emacs File manager: anything but default gnome manager Music player: audacious
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by Grue3 9y ago
Shinkansen is extremely expensive for daily commute. The vast majority of Tokyo commuters are certainly using regular trains. Also I'm sure you've seen the pictures... Let's just say, "a guy who forcefully pushes people
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by Grue3 9y ago
There's no need to install Magit on remote systems. It works flawlessly over TRAMP and I use it every day like that.
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by Grue3 9y ago
If the language is Turing-complete there are definitely things you'll want in contract (such as the execution of it halting in finite time) that you won't be able to enforce. When code is the literal definition the contract, non
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by Grue3 9y ago
Avocado tastes like... nothing? I never understood the fascination with it. Maybe I'm eating the wrong ones.
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by Grue3 9y ago
Lol. Literally every single one of his complaints is even worse in Russia. Hating foreigners? They teach us that from kindergarten. Police doesn't like you? You're screwed completely. And god help you if your skin is even slightly
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by Grue3 9y ago
The worst one I've seen, a man named Hitler Mussolini: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_ZuetUzxFI
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by Grue3 9y ago
One could argue that while harassing women is absolutely reprehensible, it is not comparable to the damage communism did in the countries it affected. Personally I think both of these things should be heavily discouraged in civil society.
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by Grue3 9y ago
In Moscow none of Yandex.Taxi drivers drive their own car. They drive a yellow Yandex.Taxi car with standartized livery. A lot of them have zero knowledge of the streets. I took a ride to the airport once and the driver didn't know how
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by Grue3 9y ago
For example I had a case where a driver did not finish the ride when I got out of the car and did so 30 minutes later in some random location, and I got a huge bill. I also had a driver refuse me to drive me to the destination in the middle
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by Grue3 9y ago
They're now going to use robots to beat passengers up?
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by Grue3 9y ago
Sounds exactly like what MySpace users said about Facebook.
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by Grue3 9y ago
Damn. I used both and Uber is cheaper and much better customer service. Trying to get your money back from Yandex.Taxi is a kafkaesque nightmare.
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by Grue3 9y ago
>to everyone in tech Great, I'll try this. >Where is your office located? >United States >South Korea Umm, pretty sure there are more than two countries where tech exists...
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by Grue3 9y ago
Nah. Programmers who write everything by googling+copy-pasting will eventually be replaced by robots. Which will be created by programmers who can come up with an algorithm on their own.
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by Grue3 9y ago
Maybe you should learn how to invert a binary tree and save your time instead of doing unpaid work for others.
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by Grue3 9y ago
>I don't think VCs will put their money at risk. They're already putting money at risk by investing in startups that are obvious flops. Or even startups that do stuff that won't fly even with western-style legal framework
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by Grue3 9y ago
But there's no previous state that can result in one person (I'll name them X) having all the money and everyone else having no money. There are 2 cases: 1) X had some money on the previous turn, giving a dollar to Y. Then Y has a
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by Grue3 9y ago
I am working on a significant project using MongoDB. Reliability absolutely is an issue even with significant engineering resources thrown at it.
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by Grue3 9y ago
I don't like it, it looks too much like B. At least lower-case version stands out among its lower-case peers, but the big one is the same size as B.
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by Grue3 9y ago
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/6237#issuecomment-... There are no words. How can someone so obviously incompetent be in charge of such an important open source project? Unless he's hired by so
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by Grue3 9y ago
It wasn't that long ago when they were burning books that didn't conform to the social norms of the establishment. You'd think Germans would be smarter than to make the same mistake twice. The social media companies must figh
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by Grue3 9y ago
This is a depressing read. Here we have a "startup founder" (=relatively wealthy), who isn't that bad-looking, using a complicated script to massively increase his opportunities and he still can't get a date. Is there ev
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by Grue3 9y ago
If it becomes too useless to Verizon, David Karp will probably be able to buy it back. The platform is actually way better than Twitter. It's very easy to get posts with >100 notes even if you don't have many followers. On the

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