abiox

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751.
by abiox 11y ago
if/when mcdonalds gets dinged with amounts more suitable to a mom 'n pop shop, they give zero shits.
752.
by abiox 11y ago
as well as plenty of incentives.
753.
by abiox 11y ago
> but just broadcasting information obtained should not be. Gawker did not produced said sex tape. someone give gawker your bank account details, and gawker decides to publish. it's okay for gawker to do this?
754.
by abiox 11y ago
"freedom" to post private sex tapes?
755.
by abiox 11y ago
depends on what "publish facts" means. if you're being vague enough that privacy effectively ceases to exist, then no. you'll need to be a bit more clear and specific on what this means.
756.
by abiox 11y ago
50+ mil a year would be an okay tutoring gig.
757.
by abiox 11y ago
i suspect no more than engaging with the chinese equivalents makes someone chinese. but then this seems to miss the point.
758.
by abiox 11y ago
native americans immigrated over the landbridge, all those year ago, no? ostensibly they're just the first immigrants. :-)
759.
by abiox 11y ago
i like the idea of cmake, but i thoroughly despise the pseudo-language. i haven't used it in some time, so perhaps it's improved; but the ergonomics, documentation and developer-friendliness of it was absolutely dreadful.
760.
by abiox 11y ago
it seems to me that, today, this seems perhaps more a discussion of "historical context" than material reality. after all the evolution and adaptation that's gone on over the last couple decades i wonder if saying "bsd i
761.
by abiox 11y ago
callously harming existing and long-term users in the pursuit of some narcissistic ideological goal seems risky.
762.
by abiox 11y ago
i agree that it's not the strongest analogy, but it seems relevant. you seem to be uncessarily bounding this on "text", which seems an incidental detail at best.
763.
by abiox 11y ago
"verbal attacks to your religion" can mean many things, including abusive and disrespectful behavior, so it's unclear.
764.
by abiox 11y ago
he made an interesting observation - the supposed wage gap would mean businesses could save massively on payrolls by hiring all women.
765.
by abiox 11y ago
i wonder; do many people usually get offended merely by some abstract sense of "going against my worldview"?
766.
by abiox 11y ago
to this very day they still have all those extra U's and -re's instead of -er's. ;_; can't say i'm all that romantic about notions of empire, though.
767.
by abiox 11y ago
i take it you're not a fan of electron.
768.
by abiox 11y ago
are many people really doing that? honestly, perhaps it's some cognitive bias or frequency illusion.
769.
by abiox 11y ago
RabbitMQ and CouchDB are written Erlang; Much of Ericsson's telephony infrastructure runs it; various companies in their industry like TMobile and Motorola use it.
770.
by abiox 11y ago
i wouldn't sweat it, there's a fair amount of ambiguity in the english grammar D:
771.
by abiox 11y ago
and everyone else's grandmother, i suppose
772.
by abiox 11y ago
my goodness, how positively web 1.0!
773.
by abiox 11y ago
i'm not convinced that we're talking about a "smart executive" in this particular scenario.
774.
by abiox 11y ago
long live _____ !
775.
by abiox 11y ago
so... it is?
776.
by abiox 11y ago
is this kind of like "why is there a black history month and not a white history month"?
777.
by abiox 11y ago
to me, your descriptor could perhaps refer to a kind of application virtualization.
778.
by abiox 11y ago
that seems orthogonal.
779.
by abiox 11y ago
the parse server is just a couple K sloc, and not (from a cursory browse) exactly revolutionary. writing such a backend (which one would probably leverage over several projects) is qualitatively different than "writing your own compil
780.
by abiox 11y ago
"the users" are at "a proprietary API"? this seems like a curious notion.

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