achamayou

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by achamayou 8y ago
The good thing about Bugzilla was that it was clearly a bug tracking system (and it was excellent at that), whereas Jira is only a passable bug tracking system pretending to be a project management tool.
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by achamayou 8y ago
I’ve used two separate onprem versions, and they were slower than hosted if anything.
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by achamayou 8y ago
Rockets contain both fuel and oxidiser, explosions when they are full are considerably worse than when empty. Compare the video you have linked to clips of Atlas or Soyuz blowing up on the pad.
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by achamayou 8y ago
It’s pretty much out of fuel by then, so an explosion isn’t very likely.
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by achamayou 8y ago
There is no good reason for authentication secrets to be in your source tree though. I’m not suggesting this is perfect in any case, but it would at least place an upper bound on whatever amount of IP leakage you think might happen.
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by achamayou 8y ago
If the amount of traffic is predictably small though, you can be confident that it’s not uploading the entirety of your source code, so perhaps some mechanism to estqblish that would help?
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by achamayou 8y ago
Although not by Goldman’s compliance department, if the article is to be believed...
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by achamayou 8y ago
Jenkins’ Blue Ocean also displays pipelines constructed in Groovy.
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by achamayou 8y ago
No, but you can certainly buy a brand, a customer base, a bunch of product trademarks or even a patent portfolio. What happened with Apple and NeXT is the exception, not the rule.
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by achamayou 8y ago
Unless the leadership happens to hold quite a lot of shares, their stance isn’t going to matter too much.
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by achamayou 8y ago
Yes, but crucially, they choose to eat too much. They could stop. Those who starve never do so of their own will, and would absolutely take the alternative if it was available to them. As for the healthcare costs, I expect we will see somet
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by achamayou 8y ago
Ah, but check out the chart about average temperature, we might not need as much clothing after all! In all seriousness, I’ll take an obesity crisis over starvation any day. Sure we haven’t achieved perfect nutrition, but the situation is u
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by achamayou 8y ago
Ars Pro is ad free and starts at 25usd/year.
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by achamayou 8y ago
That’s unlikely to be true, some publications such as Ars Technica let you pay for an ad free tier. What’s more likely is that the subscription price does in fact cover costs and that advertising revenue is seen as a nice benefit on top tha
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by achamayou 8y ago
You really have to go out of your way to not provide 3., any half-decent documentation generation mechanism, even trivial markdown rendering scripts, will have some sort of support for permalinks. Short of deliberately not versioning your d
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by achamayou 8y ago
They are quite widespread in cars that are comparably priced with Teslas.
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by achamayou 8y ago
No, this is the most hostile thing they can get away with, but they are absolutely not required to make it as painful for you as possible.
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by achamayou 8y ago
export PATH=~/.boobytrapped:$PATH would make it less noticeable for a start.
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by achamayou 8y ago
There’s top talent graduating all the time though, you don’t necessarily need to go abroad and drag people back.
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by achamayou 8y ago
ProtonMail does have an IMAP bridge you can setup locally.
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by achamayou 8y ago
The last few invasions have not exactly helped with the deficit, have they?
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by achamayou 8y ago
Chickens and cows (and dogs) aren’t threatened with extinction. Different sets of people have different objections, but as far as whales are concerned, it’s mostly a conservation issue.
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by achamayou 8y ago
Twice in fact, in 63 and 67. His motivations, which he explained at length in a press conference that’s easy to find online were that the U.K. was only interested in a strictly limited free trade union, and wanted an extremely bespoke deal,
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by achamayou 8y ago
It's set in the page itself: https://github.com/jdittrich/quickMockup/blob/e8406d5fd016b1... . It couldn't really be any more trivial to change.
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by achamayou 8y ago
If you are going for a polar orbit (ie. circling from one pole to the other), any initial speed you pick up from the rotation of the earth will need to be cancelled out by burning fuel. So the further north (or south) you go, the lower that
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by achamayou 8y ago
Sure, but even so they seem to have had domesticated turkeys and even chickens. It’s not immediately obvious to me that the average pre-Columbian South American would have had less meat (or protein) in their diet than the equivalent Europea
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by achamayou 8y ago
You can get protein from other sources than large mammals feeding on grass. In fact, they’re one of the less efficient ways to produce proteins if that’s what you are worried about.
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by achamayou 8y ago
This is comparing FFI calls against native C, and in idiomatic native C, short calls will be inlined
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by achamayou 8y ago
If you do get caught however, for whatever reason, you’ll be looking at a much harsher sentence if you killed your hostage. There’s also more of a chance law enforcement will continue to look for you if you make the news for murder than if
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by achamayou 8y ago
J. Ulyssses Smith doesn’t “look” quite as smart as J. Ulysses Smith however...

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