Volpe

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by Volpe 13y ago
I'm don't quite get what you are saying, but I also note, you are just saying it without backing it up in anyway. Why wouldn't it last? Why can't some members be incompatible with others? Why must there be a framework to
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by Volpe 13y ago
You referred to it as reprehensible. So you are basically saying that their culture is reprehensible (As the striving for wealth is well and truly part of Chinese culture). That's fine to not like it your self... but to condemn others
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by Volpe 13y ago
Yeah! Other people/cultures are just downright offensive, why can't everyone be just like me, share my values, and think exactly like I do! Or alternatively, perhaps we can respect other peoples world views without judging them wi
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by Volpe 13y ago
The word for mind and heart are not the same in Chinese...
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by Volpe 13y ago
Does the riemann hypothesis even have ground breaking applications to crypto?
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by Volpe 13y ago
I think you need to learn more about the correlation between educational outcomes and socio-economic status (Hint: There is an extremely strong one). Also, GPAs, SATs, and ACT composites don't measure ambition. So... I'm trying t
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by Volpe 13y ago
He isn't saying that at all. I think his main point is you are talking crap (though he articulated it much better than I have). And Princeton (in undergrad) isn't "intellectually" elite, it is financially elite. I don&
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by Volpe 13y ago
... Comments have really gone to shit here haven't they. Some how we all end up antagonistic over bullshit like whether google have a big enough computer. But alas, you're right, google could never crawl with an actual browser - w
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by Volpe 13y ago
... right but a bot doesn't get impatient. So I don't see your point.
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by Volpe 13y ago
But for the most part these build processes are for web apps... If your build can't connect to the internet, your web app isn't going to work (even if it can build).
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by Volpe 13y ago
I'm confused, search indexing isn't a realtime exercise... Why would performance be an issue? Running a headless browser vs running "whatever it is they run that can execute JS" doesn't seem like a huge leap...
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by Volpe 13y ago
Show me that the majority of psychology (and sociology) papers published in reputable journals are unscientific, then publish that in a reputable journal (then just post the link to that article as a response to this comment). As that is w
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by Volpe 13y ago
Laptops will output to external screen while closed, and all connected monitors brightness can be adjusted independently (to off if need be). Exactly what can't be done?
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by Volpe 13y ago
I think you may be blind to over generalisations... Can you show me the causal link between psychologists and this 'disorder'?
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by Volpe 13y ago
I guess the mindset comes from TV/Radio land where content is just dished up, and there is only one way to consume it, or you can stop consuming it. It's probably more an issue of, we are in a difficult situation where some busine
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by Volpe 13y ago
what bills do you have if you are permanently joyful?
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by Volpe 13y ago
> The need to easily type is vastly underrated IMO Bluetooth keyboards work on iPads too. > why would I buy a device with a new operating system Exactly, and everyone has an iPad/iPhone... so... Also you should check out the musi
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by Volpe 13y ago
How about rather than religious trolling you bring some sources for your stats that show causation between Islam and Slavery? So far you've cherry picked weak correlation ignoring all other factors, and stated it like it's the o
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by Volpe 13y ago
I realise this is a bit trolly - but: > .... privacy IS a fundamental human right "Rights" are not universal. Individual rights are not universal. It feels a bit like exporting a Western style thinking on the world and saying
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by Volpe 13y ago
Isn't most of NBN Corp made up of ex-telstra... Where else would they get communications engineers?
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by Volpe 13y ago
Europe and much of america has tiny populations compared to china. So is this story really: "Lots of people live in china" ?
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by Volpe 13y ago
You know we are talking about China right? They don't build 400sm plots with a pool and a backyard. They build highrise apartments. I thought I made that pretty clear when I said "med-high density houses".
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by Volpe 13y ago
GET google.com What's returned is data physically on a private server. I am not authorized to access that server. But the internet would be a pretty crap place if that was against the law. As I said, metaphors to locked/unlocked
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by Volpe 13y ago
SQL injection wasn't used here. The URL scheme being used was used exactly as intended (by developers). Seems the sophistry here is applying another clear cut version of hacking to say that this 'not clear cut at all' versio
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by Volpe 13y ago
Putting the burden on a user to "know" whether they are authorized or not, seems crazy. Even if they talked about selling to spammers. Hypothetically the police give me a Police report number that I can access at police.gov/
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by Volpe 13y ago
I have trouble agreeing with this. I know nothing of the law around this, but also realise given the international nature of the internet, the law probably doesn't mean much in perspective. Would Aurenheimer be prosecuted if he were Ch
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by Volpe 13y ago
Tizen can run android apps. So they have the largest ecosystem. Samsung has a huge brand, they could easily make Tizen a competitor by deploying it on Galaxy Phone in the future. Consumers wouldn't know (or care). Not sure how you c
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by Volpe 13y ago
I think it's a bit more nuanced than you are making out. Samsung do have their own Software (Tizen, and Bada(?), and a third 'unknown' base). They are pushing for an Android compatible linux, with strong hardware integration
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by Volpe 13y ago
It is really hard to work out the truth of these stories. They always mention these as "Ghost Cities" but the numbers are always mentioned like "This city was meant to house upto a million people"... a million people, is
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by Volpe 13y ago
That's right, lets take our Western-pro-US measuring stick out and measure china against it in order to show they are not as "successful". China's goal posts are not in the same spot as the US's.

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