anonymous246

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by anonymous246 15y ago
Do you use Mac? It seems writing a script would be easier for Mac. I can try to cook one up. I will post it here if I succeed.
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by anonymous246 15y ago
I think he asked for the full database dump, not a meaningless country-level zoomed screenshot. But I give you props for revealing even this much; I would have certainly not done so.
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by anonymous246 15y ago
Way to miss the point. Earlier, entities recording: cell company. Earlier, entities with access: police, cell company Now, entities recording: cell company, Apple Now, entities with access: police, cell company, anybody who temporarily gain
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by anonymous246 15y ago
I found your pricing page confusing. What does this mean: > I can show my visitors up to 12,000 minutes of streaming video > I can upload & process up to 600 minutes of new video Second what do you mean by "you pay only once"?
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by anonymous246 15y ago
I'm finding that I miss the comment points, but I didn't think I would. PG should do another experiment where he hides the submitter and commenter names while showing the comment points for N hours (N tbd) after the comment goes live.
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by anonymous246 15y ago
I'm finding it really hard to justify TechCrunch's continued practice of publishing purloined documents when there is no public interest at stake .
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by anonymous246 15y ago
So your reply about atrocious customer service (i.e., a post about a PAYING customer being unable to get access to his file) is to say "well, you should have backed up"? The real story here is that a paying customer was unable to get anyt
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by anonymous246 15y ago
Why do you have the others as friends?
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by anonymous246 16y ago
If you visit India again or just contemplate the differences between India and America, you'll see that A LOT of the GDP in the USA is generated via internal trade. And this happens because the USA is an efficient economy, with a lot of k
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by anonymous246 16y ago
I've gotten restricted stock units (orders of magnitude less obviously), and I definitely don't recall them working like a loan etc. The transaction is that you get N shares over a K-year vesting schedule (cliff + monthly/quarterly vesting
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Yes, you did: "bodies from the Tsunami are too radioactive to be recoverable".
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Heartless as it sounds, it is absolutely fair to think about how to protect the business and yourself in the event that a fully vested founder were to be unable to do the duties one has reasonably assumed they would do. Ownership shares are
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by anonymous246 16y ago
The parent claimed "least loyal and trustworthy friend ". Where have you supported that claim? If you've "met" BG, I invite you to post some already-known anecdotes etc about his conduct as a friend , which is exactly what I asked about.
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by anonymous246 16y ago
"least loyal and trustworthy friends a person could ask for": citation? Are you referring to the discussion Gates and Ballmer had about diluting Allen? That seems to be a way to dilute a founder who was slacking off. The word partnership is
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by anonymous246 16y ago
The reasons for India's population growth are manifold. Your comments adds nothing of value, trivializes a complex problem, and contributed to continued misinformation about this topic. According to my readings, two underappreciated reasons
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by anonymous246 16y ago
If the alternative is to get blocked for everybody , then why wouldn't they agree?
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Kama Sutra is about 2000 years old in the current form, according to Wikipedia 2 CE. To put this in perspective, this predates the Muslim/Mongol invasions by about 1000 years, British invasion/colonization by 1700 years etc. Societies chang
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Umm, Mountain View/Sunnyvale/San Jose don't have which of the above? Btw, I upvoted you giving a nice list of things taxes support.
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by anonymous246 16y ago
I read his post as being about the quake. with the tsunami, all bets were off. i suspect what you're describing is the aftermath of the tsunami, not the quake.
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Yes, but each programmer has his own hash table wheel, which is most probably an undocumented, unholy mess of #defines, void*'s and function pointers.
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by anonymous246 16y ago
https://morgsatlarge.wordpress.com/2011/03/13/why-i-am-not-w...
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Umm, I regularly do what you described (glue language + low-level language) with C++ and Tcl. This is more productive than C and glue language. I absolutely LOVE not having to reinvent wheels like hash tables. Recently, boost added an int
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Thanks for the reply. I stand corrected.
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Citation? Sorry, doesn't ring true.
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Maybe I'm missing something. Are you saying that in your application, handling rarely-occuring unanticipated disconnections via exceptions has such high overhead that its results in unacceptable performance?
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by anonymous246 16y ago
If you don't make it clear you're doing it, or if you don't phrase it as a question, then you're being dishonest. I don't talk about anything serious anymore with few people who've pulled this trick a few times on me. I'd rather address peo
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Whoa. I've discussed this myself in my ... youth. Now I don't for fear of being labeled as a weirdo. I think still think I would go. The universe and the brain are both infinite: you can feel the same way either by looking inwards (connecti
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Redhat is not obligated to take on anybody and everybody as a customer.
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by anonymous246 16y ago
So you have evidence?
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by anonymous246 16y ago
Stay truthful.

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