abraves10001

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by abraves10001 10y ago
That are going to be being mashed by 200+ ton machines. Gotta get in before the regulations!
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Is it just me or did the whole turn to the general idea that "space is hard" feel like an odd turn for the article. It felt like, specifics, specifics, generalities that have no meaningful tie-in.
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Their essay has a tl;dr at the bottom, I didn't bother reading the actual essay. It was way too long, when all I wanted was the answers to the three questions you posed. >TL;DR Digital art is one of the first goods to evolve beyond
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by abraves10001 10y ago
> This is why the FBI not engaging in their own grey-area shady offensive cyber techniques is so important The original comment isn't exclusively lamenting the double standard, it is saying we shouldn't do it so the double stan
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Look at the bones!
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Kind of off topic but I love relating programming to law. Both are enormous fields where no one has mastered all fields but the general populace (non-tech/legal) fails to grasp that. The interview process for engineers seems to have f
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Completely agree. JavaScript is often on of the easiest parts of building front-end applications.
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Spam/Clickbait. The Macbook Air (13.3") weighs ~3 lbs. There is essentially 0 chance this weighs a third of the Air.
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by abraves10001 10y ago
An important distinction but doesn't negate the ideas that their users should be in the dark because of something this stupid.
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Anecdote Time: So, I am an American who lived in Sweden for roughly 4 years, long enough to consider myself mostly fluent (reading novels, talking about relatively high level political science questions in Swedish, etc.) and only agree part
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by abraves10001 10y ago
> You can't stand on principle about one aspect of an issue and then change your mind when it suits you financially. If only that were true.
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Right?! Even on maps it is true. It doesn't mean that there is a viable route on that line or that that line is the preferred one. That one is really bad, imo
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Yea, as discussed in other parts the idea that programmers believe "People's names do not change" is demonstrably false. I am a programmer, I understand names change but you are right, there is a chance I don't account
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by abraves10001 10y ago
Well, that had significantly less information than I was hoping for.
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by abraves10001 10y ago
I don't disagree. My statement sounded far too overarching. Obviously, a lot of jobs are handouts in form of repayment. I don't think this should be encouraged but I don't think a law banning former federal employees is go
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by abraves10001 10y ago
I mean I understand that we don't want stagnation of ideas and certain sects continuously ruling government. However, the reason that they are lobbyists is because they are generally experts on the subjects, in no small part due to the