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by abiox 10y ago
> he effectively is saying what Trump is saying sort of yes, sort of no. this seems like it could be an all-or-nothing statement, which could be unrealistic. every candidate is flawed and ultimately one has to make a decision on which w
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by abiox 10y ago
even if you pursue some notional distinction, it's unclear how an api can be made manifest without (being?) a service. what do you mean?
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by abiox 10y ago
what "help others" means can be stretched pretty far.
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by abiox 10y ago
maybe. perhaps they're referring to his long career and curious about what motivated him at that point to pursue the project versus times previous.
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by abiox 10y ago
I think it's just a playful reference to Lord of the Rings.
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by abiox 10y ago
ostensibly everyone on the planet "makes common cause with racists", knowingly or unknowingly.
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by abiox 10y ago
does this book contend that there is a thing such as "freedom of speech" which exists outside law? what is the reasoning?
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by abiox 10y ago
yes, really.
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by abiox 10y ago
what is "freedom of speech" outside the context of law?
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by abiox 10y ago
conversely, it could be argued that freedom is only about the law.
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by abiox 10y ago
sure, a claim can in turn result in a counter claim. i'm not sure why you're asking if i missed such a comment.
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by abiox 10y ago
hence when a DMCA takedown is received, i don't see how DO is in a position to assess that something is or is not a violation. they simply follow the process outlined in the legislation.
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by abiox 10y ago
> if it falls under fair use i'm under the impression that "fair use" is a defense and/or judge's assessment, rather than something "civilians" can factually declare.
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by abiox 10y ago
an ML on the erlang vm seems very interesting. static typing woot! (does one pronounce MLFE as "milfy"?)
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by abiox 10y ago
> They have not opened up their store at all. It's still completely closed to non-Oculus hardware. i don't follow this VR stuff; why should Oculus do that?
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by abiox 10y ago
> Good luck, Comodo why?
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by abiox 10y ago
time-to-saturation is also worth considering.
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by abiox 10y ago
is this like generated from a markov chain or something?
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by abiox 10y ago
this seems like equivocation.
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by abiox 10y ago
perhaps one simply enjoys elixir, or wants to add some opengl features to an existing elixir product, or is simply curious.
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by abiox 10y ago
what's the correlation?
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by abiox 10y ago
this is yet another reason why i really wished rust had went for namespaced packaging on crates.io. i like so many of the decisions the rust team made, but not this one.
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by abiox 10y ago
for gdb it looks like you (as a developer of a language that compiles to c) can use #line directives as a means of source-mapping. [1] [1] http://ftp.gnu.org/old-gnu/Manuals/gdb/html_chapter/gdb_11.h...
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by abiox 10y ago
it's all good. i'm sure they won't mind if you don't use it.
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by abiox 10y ago
does it matter how many there are?
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by abiox 10y ago
this seems nonsequitur. i doubt they were suggesting that google was literally incapable of hiring mercenaries or whatever.
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by abiox 10y ago
interesting that the survey didn't have the option "to protect myself". malware is a thing. ad blockers wouldn't be as pervasive if the ad industry was less user-hostile and more discerning of it's clientele.
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by abiox 10y ago
> totally tools are part of the trade, no? even if you don't use a particular one, having a decent understanding can provide a contrast to the tools you do use and perhaps improve your utilization in subtle ways.
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by abiox 10y ago
what does "lose control" mean in this particular context?
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by abiox 10y ago
this seems really interesting, but i won't have the chance to attend - any idea if there will be recordings?

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