abiox

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by abiox 8y ago
metzen created the diablo universe (with roper) and the starcraft universe (with phinney). he had a bit more involvement than some drawings in manuals.
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by abiox 8y ago
and the same aho of dragon book ('compilers') fame.
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by abiox 8y ago
> If you really cared about Chinese people you'd let them in when they asked to immigrate here. this seems to have an a lot packed in. it's not clear how advocating the departure of a minuscule amount of people from china is &
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by abiox 8y ago
> Show me where I said that. it seems like a logical implication, unless you're also entertaining the idea of production ending altogether. > Would we rather have 195 regions contaminated with TCE or one/two? i'm not su
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by abiox 8y ago
> "Bringing back local jobs" is the entirely wrong way if so, what is the right way?
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by abiox 8y ago
it will also be on PC.
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by abiox 8y ago
> interviewer replied "that's a dumb answer a bit ot, but was that the actual response? personally, stuff like this would have me ending the interview early.
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by abiox 8y ago
> I just stole your idea. i feel like this may be a category error; it's not clear that "idea" is something which can "be stolen". at least not in a way that seems similar to (for example) having your car stolen.
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by abiox 8y ago
this seems nonsequitur.
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by abiox 8y ago
to me, the fact that you're earnestly enumerating individuals is itself noteworthy. if things were so simple and so obvious, i feel like the idea of naming people would be absurd, because the examples would be legion.
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by abiox 8y ago
> I don’t think you get my gist if so, leading with "just not true" contributed to this (which seems like a non-sequitur if you're not saying the claim is false)
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by abiox 8y ago
> Nobody uses WebSense anymore anecdotal but i work at a megacorp with a 6-figure headcount, and i've seen a websense message or two.
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by abiox 8y ago
it might be worth considering that "the biggest names in 'tech'" are also general consumer-facing, which benefits from public ignorance and apathy. sourceforge is a more niche product.
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by abiox 8y ago
could you be a bit more specific about what you feel is "bad advice"?
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by abiox 8y ago
what would you recommend for someone needing to add headers?
46.
by abiox 8y ago
wasn't that quote about gpl's virality rather than about linux?
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by abiox 8y ago
as far as i know, angular 1 still works just fine... :) (as it happens 1.7 was released recently.)
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by abiox 8y ago
i could see nested callbacks favoring two spaces, but overall it's not a style unique to javascript. for example, a lot of ruby i've seen (admittedly it's been a while) used two spaces, and i don't recall it being any mo
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by abiox 8y ago
i'm not sure what you mean by "outlandish statements and attitudes". when he said "this project is done now" my takeaway was that he didn't anticipate the popularity of node. and "so wrong" was him a
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by abiox 8y ago
this seems like a fallacious appeal of one variety or another.
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by abiox 8y ago
according to wikipedia, their 'free' compiler is GPL without a linking exception. the comparison chart on their page also says it is 'for open source GPL software'.
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by abiox 8y ago
> US bastardisations (iirc) color and favor are the 'original' english spellings, which are more alike to latin. the additional U is a result of french influence, specifically via the norman conquest of england.
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by abiox 8y ago
"native code" insofar as i've ever seen it, means something "natively understood" by the cpu. the typical alternative is "byte code" which must be interpreted (or jit'd, etc).
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by abiox 8y ago
> downvoted likely because "Mark was a kid" well, it's often used as a lazy sort of character assassination. it's also (perhaps ironically) a good example of why "right to be forgotten" can make sense.
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by abiox 8y ago
this seems a bit reductive.
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by abiox 8y ago
you're saying that blocking eu ip is insufficient. so you can, at leisure, forcibly subject anyone to attack by gdpr, against their will, by circumventing their access controls. the only way for all businesses around the world to avoi
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by abiox 8y ago
so, say i'm outside the EU, and put a project up online, awesome.com. it's accessible from anywhere (or rather, it doesn't filter traffic), except from a eu ip. i don't explicitly "target" anyone. does the gd
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by abiox 8y ago
based on my understanding, i think if you're not marketing to eu visitors, data doesn't fall under the gdpr. does the gdpr retroactively apply to data from the past?
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by abiox 8y ago
> I don't know how you can read that and think "whether it's a hoax or not is not the OP's point" the op's point seemed more about training and response/behavior, and the hoax bit was just the matter of
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by abiox 8y ago
> They also try very hard to make sure it isn't the mom and sister. did they all come out together?

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