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by ac2u 9y ago
Cool, something like what happens in Google's datacentres to provide Spanner?
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by ac2u 9y ago
Might be a better idea to put a gif of the app in action on the page along with an explanation. Folks not familiar are just gonna click the back button when they're told they need to install a random plugin.
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by ac2u 9y ago
The author isn't responsible if people read it and think it's how they should be writing C, especially when the objective of writing lisp in as little C as possible is communicated. So why is it fair to label it irresponsible?
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by ac2u 9y ago
It does give them enviable control, but the security is a valid point. A browser engine has a wide surface area for attack vectors as it features multiple parsers and a JS engine.
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by ac2u 9y ago
Correct me if wrong, but I think that aside from their web based portal, everything else is open source. So you could control everything via API. So if they ever did go out of business, you could host it yourself and I'm sure by then a
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by ac2u 9y ago
Was it confirmed realtime though? Could have been batched, which makes it harder to reconstruct what was typed. Even that's a step too far though, but clarification can help draw the line between careless and malicious.
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by ac2u 9y ago
How would one normally go about finding a freelance PR contractor? Are there any particular online directories? I ask because from your description they seem like they've different tactics to the typical freelance marketer.
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by ac2u 9y ago
I didn't say they were positive, I said there were a couple of ones complaining about features, which was just moaning. We're probably just disagreeing on what constitutes hate, I thought that they were mostly just mild criticism.
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by ac2u 9y ago
There's a couple of comments complaining about features that are a little out of place. But I wouldn't call it "a lot" of hate. I think it's mostly a response to ground the hyperbole a little. There's usually n
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by ac2u 9y ago
A little cringe for my tastes. It's important to remember that fragmentation in and of itself isn't inherently bad. It can be useful not to have a monoculture on how to get things done.
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by ac2u 9y ago
Funnily enough, I also employ lunchtime food prep scenarios to help explain similar topics.
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by ac2u 9y ago
> There does exist at least one NAT hole-punching technique that can traverse two NATs with no central server using ICMP-based holepunching and UDP. Obviously, like all hole punching techniques, it only works on certain kinds of NATs, an
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by ac2u 9y ago
I don't see what you said as a counter to the part where you quoted me. I never argued anything to the contrary of your sources. Your answer is an actual good faith counter to Peterson's assertions but the part where you quoted me
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by ac2u 9y ago
To perhaps sum it up more, I believe the attacks he frequently receives on the internet suffer from people unwilling to view the situation in any sort of context and end up looking for a way to settle an issue in the short format of an inte
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by ac2u 9y ago
> and lambasts his fellow professors for being Marxists I suspect You're employing a little slight of hand here that reads like he's shouting "marxist!" at all professors rather than some professors, that is, the prof
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by ac2u 9y ago
I wouldn't say your point about how he cultivated attention is accurate. At every possible opportunity, in every interview and discussion, he's stated that his problem is not the use of these words, it's the prospect of forci
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by ac2u 9y ago
I think for anyone interested there'll be lots of docker containers and forks that keep up to date with upstream and simplify getting the binaries. I feel kind of bad for the authors here, the rollout of this hasn't been perfect.
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by ac2u 9y ago
I think you're arguing past the point a little. From what I've read, what got him booted out was Apple hemorrhaging money and the board wanting to keep the Apple II gravy train going and Jobs disagreeing. My point is that question
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by ac2u 9y ago
Personally, I'm aware of the debates that he's been engaged in outside of the scope of the EQ/IQ topic. However, even taking that into consideration, you have to take an oceanic leap to get from that to branding someone a &qu
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by ac2u 9y ago
I don't see how it's more relevant at all. The posted submission simply makes the argument of invalidating EQ while showing the rigor behind IQ as a general predictor. You decided to turn that into "some horrible people use t
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by ac2u 9y ago
Where in the link is "race-realism" mentioned? "These guys", who are you talking about? It seems to me like you took one look at the guys name and decided you were going to leave a "here be dragons" style comme
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by ac2u 9y ago
That's a cheap, intellectually-bankrupt addition to the conversation if you don't add anything to back it up. It's hard to believe you wrote it in any sort of good faith.
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by ac2u 9y ago
I'd agree with you on the most recent 3D outings, however, the 2D Sonic games from the MegaDrive/Genesis era had a lot of solid skilled platforming with speedy parts interspersed throughout the level as a reward, not as the core g
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by ac2u 9y ago
I suspect the reluctance to offer more than a brief recommendation isn't a lack of confidence in the argument, but rather a sensible level of restraint for someone who is in the security industry.
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by ac2u 9y ago
It really depends on what type of querying you're doing. If the data is wide as you say, but you end up performing a large number of aggregate queries on columns, like SUMming a bunch of values, then it might be worth looking at a colu
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by ac2u 9y ago
Find myself in agreement with both of you. As you say you can't put them all first, however I've found anecdotally that risk and constraints are disproportionally placed last in many orgs. Of course, there's the opposite extr
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by ac2u 10y ago
Do you think it's possible to combine with this prototype that was recently produced as part of a BBC TV programme? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-38208814
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by ac2u 10y ago
http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/3026/what-options-se... Would these options help?
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by ac2u 10y ago
Arguably, that's as correct a way as any for validation for email. http://www.regular-expressions.info/email.html > Don't go overboard in trying to eliminate invalid email addresses with your regular expression
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by ac2u 10y ago
Can you elaborate on the structure the 4 london based startups use? My understanding is that selling digital products within the EU to other EU countries is annoying. The main reason I hear is having to collect VAT for each B2B transaction

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