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JoeyBananas
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these concerns are valid. Awesome job graphic design team!
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The tone of this author... Very... "neckbeard"-esque. This is an incredibly obscure feature only 3 nerds use, not the the Immovable Ladder of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. The fact that some unpaid maintainer changed it sligh
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40+ extensions is insane (and that's coming from an emacs user with 40+ packages)
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I ran a web crawler on infoq.com one time and got banned. Seemed like a pretty good website but now i just get 403 errors
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I've been saying this from day 1. Floyd overdosed and radical leftists basivally ran with that. The city council and community leaders sided with the mob, and that's why the whole thing blew up. Ended up causing an international s
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this page crashed my brower (android Chrome) lol
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3y ago
Go build a demo and try it.
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3y ago
Firefox can do this on Android
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If you want to write a Python module, you need to be able to implement whatever you're imagining as plain python. A 2000 line python file is perfectly fine to start with. If you can do that, making it into a proper module that you can
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Potatoes are definitely not a low calorie food. According to the USDA, potatoes are .77 kcal/g, while apples are .58 kcal/g, oranges are .47 kcal/g and tomatoes are only .18 kcal/g. Sorry, but potatoes are too good to be
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The north pole. International waters.
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Take any existing software, and remove whatever part of it that benefits the owner of the software at the expense of the user.
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Is falling a women's issue? A pet peeve of mine is women who wear impractical footwear. Imagine if there was a fire, terrorist attack, swarm of locusts, etc. and you were wearing high heels.
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The point of the cloud is that you can use it to achieve high reliability. It's not that people who use the cloud are too dumb to run a server, it's that they don't have the time to get in the business of being a server farme
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It's not a correct answer, but I can't blame the algorithm for thinking that.
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The rewards are absolutely pathetic compared to what you'd expect in Gov Con
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A long time ago, I decided there's nothing worth doing that is worth buying into proprietary software. But I understand that for the type of person who doesn't have any idea what they're doing, it's a whole different sto
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Your complaints are generic. Your ideas have no basis in reality. There's no conspiracy. Your boss does not get paid more than you do for no reason, while simultaneously adding less value. Sorry but that's not how the world works.
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AI proof assistants are like "flying cars". It's such an obvious idea, but it doesn't make sense. In reality, writing math proofs is the absolute last thing that AI will be able to do. There's a perception that &quo
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I set up Emacs so that it only shows up when I want it
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Proprietary software is inherently more favorable for the developer and less favorable for the user. Any way that you look at it, being closed source is an anti-feature that detracts from the utility of the program. So, I never want to use
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There's an increasingly small list of reasons to build a GUI outside of the browser. Personally, I don't think I ever will have this need again.
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If the choice is between one of those "bad" countries (e.g., UAE) or a terrorist group (e.g., Isis) which one would you choose?
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What 2TB pf pirated course materials is this article referring to?
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I find this hilarious. > We are researching whether Microsoft has similar issues, but all of these efforts are draining our corporate executive time and resources, to do a job that should have been done by ICANN years ago Are we supposed
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Only distribute your blog posts to people who sign an NDA.
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No They can not sell you something they don't own
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> I thought helicopters were so expensive because every part had to work and last, or else. Yes, but the key to why helicopters are expensive is that is that aviation is highly regulated by the government. Individual manufacturers, pilot
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Tinder is the only social media app that has ever directly extracted money from me
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As an academic, he can afford to have such luxury beliefs. For example, imagine how this incident would be discussed in an academic interview. Most departments would entertain these antics
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