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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
> it's drawing back from the OO/Func movement of the JS community back into procedural and statements-based something fierce This statement is completely incorrect, the truth is actually the exact opposite. First I would note there is
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
There's nothing in the law that says you can't walk up to a child with leukemia and say "HA HA! You're dying!". The reason for this is because unrestricted free speech is very important, and some day it may become vital for you be able to s
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
Sorry, my comment should read: """ ( do (x) -> whatever x ) for x in foobar or foo = (x) -> whatever x foo x for x in foobar or for x in foobar do (x) -> whatever x I find all of these pr
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
I'm not sure I understand your first complaint. The fat arrow is a great helper and saves a lot of work in various situations....obviously it doesn't cover all situations...but in the situations it doen't cover I'm not sure what I'd expect
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
My...only....regret...is that....I have......div-itis...
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
You seem to be confusing what the term "relevent" means re: down-voting. (or perhaps just want down-voting is for) down-voting is a community moderation tool, to be used on comments that are off-topic, trolling, spam, etc. The article in qu
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
I'd say so. Also, I somewhat agree with the grand-parent that the way the woman in the article compares telling a woman to not wear a skirt in order to avoid rape with talking/thinking about ways she might have avoided the ordeal is not an
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
It is a difficult situation...on the one. hand you can't blame victims for crimes. That responsibility lies 100% with the criminals. On the other hand, in some cases someone is negligent in taking some easy precautions; and it's hard not to
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
> Why would anyone ever want an OS that does nothing but show a web browser? I can say for a fact my Mother most definitely wants this. She's never been technically inclined and finds computers incredibly frustrating. She has a desktop
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
> really sexually harass someone - with touching involved I think your post is mostly fair..however, this particular sentence to me seems to imply that if there is no touching involved it's somehow not "real" sexual harassment, and that
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
>Not all CC licenses are free for commercial use, though. In fact, most of them aren't. Sure, it wasn't my intention to imply that. I'm talking explicitly about music that is completely free to use, and music licensed under certain CC l
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
It's certainly possible. I'd note there are a variety of services who exist solely to provide "in store music" to stores, which handle all the copyright/broadcast rights etc....and they are generally pretty affordable. Still I wouldn't be s
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
It's definitely a difficult transition time for Mozilla/Firefox, and I think they're struggling to find their footing. I'm not sure if all the decisions they are making are correct, but as time goes on I think their plans are coming togethe
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
Thank you very much for the thoughts. Personally I don't really care about down votes, but unfortunately they often discourage people or make them feel unwelcome; people who might have a lot to contribute.
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
I would say this meme is incredibly harmful for various social news sites. The problem is it seems reasonable enough...it's certainly more reasonable than downvoting someone because you don't like them... However, it's is absolutely not an
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
I don't know if that's entirely true. I do a lot of Firefox extension development. Many companies or users have a need for highly specialized functionality built into a browser, and Firefox provides an very rich platform for that. You can e
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
It's annoying, but overalI don't mind it. What I will kill for though is a simple "return to homepage" link...or better yet a timed redirect...on the expired page. I often browse with my laptop on the coffee-table and a wireless mouse in my
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
" Mr. Pascazi does not really understand trademark law, it appears. While he is correct that many civil law countries have a first-to-file process, that does not mean they have no ability to challenge the issuance of the mark. A trademark m
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
Yea I figured, I just wanted to let you know for the future what the phrase actually means. Idioms can be tough.
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
Just FYI "burning your bridges" is a very negative term, and it's generally considered something that you should never do. (i.e., it's not something you would put a smiley after). The phrase implies a permanent and somewhat violent (not nec
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
>, but if it saves you a few hours per month then it's a better choice than going for a service like CodePlane. ...and that's the hole in your reasoning. That is not a forgone conclusion at all...in fact it's a non-sequiter. In the anal
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
I don't think anybody is "complaining about GitHub's prices" per se...at least not the way you are implying. That is, I don't think anyone is saying GitHub is greedy, or not worth it ever or something like that.... However, the fact of the
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
How are you on computing in general? Are you VERY knowledgeable about the operating system you use? What about other operating systems? Know anything about their inner workings? If you plan to be a professional programmer a working knowle
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
> The only possibility of one knowing bubble sort is by hearing about it on algorithms classes, That's simply not true. I know for a fact that for me personally the bubble sort was the most "intuitive" algorithm because when I was in el
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
> Suppose the buyer of a bass boat dies while it is stored in a rented garage. No crime has been committed, but it will take a court order and a deputy with a bolt cutter for the repo man to get his hands on it Sure, but again in that c
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
I'm curious in what way you find it irritating? I realize a lot of people have taken this as an attempt to tear down Loren or something, but that's just not the case. I took time out of my day to go through this guy's site and offer some he
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
The irony is palpable. Relax, seriously. Try to give people the benefit of the doubt instead of just projecting whatever you want onto them. When you read what someone has written on the Internet, sometimes you will misunderstand them...and
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
In those cases presumably there's some sort of rental/lease agreement though, right? They can go to the Sherrif and say "This person signed a legal document stating I gave them X equipment with Y serial number. They have not returned/paid f
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
This is one of my biggest fears, aside from PBS going away all together. Commercials I an deal with for the most part. I don't mind that sort of programming being on TV, but it seems to be slowly taking over all the formerly prestigious cab
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by M1573RMU74710N 15y ago
Let me be clear here since on the Internet people are not always able to discern what you are saying. My comment is made in 100% good faith, and is in no way intended to put down or detract from Loren. I'm a web developer, and I'm passionat

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