abiox

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631.
by abiox 10y ago
and an american post-hardcore band from temecula, california.
632.
by abiox 10y ago
there doesn't seem any particular point in doing such, and several reasons not to.
633.
by abiox 10y ago
it doesn't seem like they said you did.
634.
by abiox 10y ago
what benefit would arise from being "not a coward" in this context?
635.
by abiox 10y ago
the comparison not being apt isn't due to some qualitative assessment of original meaning/usage. thus linking to a headhunting wiki page seems like a reductive nonsequitur.
636.
by abiox 10y ago
> The lifetimes of hours spent deleting _ that's... quite a lot of _
637.
by abiox 10y ago
the armchair-lawyer in me feels like the status of being legal tender doesn't itself mandate the acceptance of any particular item of currency.
638.
by abiox 10y ago
the question is a bit open ended, but for one: a penny costs more to make than it's worth (at least in terms of face value).
639.
by abiox 10y ago
i guess i haven't been watching the news much... why?
640.
by abiox 10y ago
> For people new to the party, this looks great. For those who had been following the GHCVM project, it's a horrible disappointment. maybe it's for the best? a ghc-is-the-spec approach to developing a haskell implementation se
641.
by abiox 10y ago
that may perhaps depend on whether one is an example.com evangelist.
642.
by abiox 10y ago
> I hope you similarly dislike the term 'head-hunt' on the grounds that no-one's head is severed. this comparison really seems to miss the mark.
643.
by abiox 10y ago
i can't downvote, but your question seemed like a nonsequitur.
644.
by abiox 10y ago
i believe so, but i wonder how many false-negatives would arise from background/accompanying noise.
645.
by abiox 10y ago
for me the appeal hinges on the quality of being understood and the sophistication of the software. it's fairly binary - if it's natural and fluid, it's pretty cool; if it's too high friction, i completely lose interest
646.
by abiox 10y ago
> Either release software under a common open source license (BSD, MIT) or not afaik, CLAs and "open source licenses" are different things with different purposes. as such, you can have both a CLA and be BSD.
647.
by abiox 10y ago
> mechanical and aerospace engineers aren't fit to make predictions of a social nature this seems like a hasty generalization. it's probably fair to say that a mechanical engineering education is unlikely to include much depth
648.
by abiox 10y ago
what makes you think that? also: my 2011 sandy bridge (2600k or 2700k, at work so can't check) does fine. these days the gpu is the major arbiter of gaming performance.
649.
by abiox 10y ago
"Ok Google, call the bank..."
650.
by abiox 10y ago
> he had no money to pay it back, ergo it's fair to conclude he had no intention of paying i don't think that would stand in any court. the former doesn't imply the latter by necessity.
651.
by abiox 10y ago
it seems to me that north and south america (setting aside central for a moment) are as much of "a whole continent" as what you might call "afro-eurasia". we're talking entirely different tectonic plates - plates th
652.
by abiox 10y ago
> enabling Amazon to hold back progress what do you mean?
653.
by abiox 10y ago
yes.
654.
by abiox 10y ago
> no more free from the details i suppose it depends on what you mean by "the details." details can be just the inputs required by "the interface" or it can be specifics of "the implementation". the purpose
655.
by abiox 10y ago
> Why should someone be punished and labeled as fake if they're on a wordpress.com subdomain i don't know about "labeled as fake", exactly, but it's possible that quickly and easily acquired urls (such as a wordp
656.
by abiox 10y ago
the carousel on top has four pips but three items. my ocd is at critical levels right now. (possibly something got filtered since i'm at work)
657.
by abiox 10y ago
> And it's Ubuntu not Ubuttnu. oh. well, as long as that's been cleared up.
658.
by abiox 10y ago
a guess, but i'd wager "rare" here meant the code should in the main prefer immutable data structures (etc), not that the invocations per unit time of a particular method should be low.
659.
by abiox 10y ago
> Since when do developers have much say in which OS they use i predominantly work in java; and while windows is the "official" development environment (more by default than by decree) there weren't any objections or polic
660.
by abiox 10y ago
there are a variety of legal cases that cover this, such as Buckley v. Valeo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckley_v._Valeo "The majority, in a per curiam opinion, contended that expenditure limits contravened th

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