antoko

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by antoko 13y ago
Speak for yourself. I'll often read the comments briefly first before deciding if I want to read an article.
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by antoko 13y ago
very impressive and equally painful, how long did that take you?
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by antoko 13y ago
Why would you think I'm chastising rather than educating? You're reading snark where none was intended, and responding in kind. Double negatives are a problem when you're actually trying to use a single negative which is the
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by antoko 13y ago
I hate to be "that guy" but "irregardless" is not actually a word. I have known some people to use the word ironically but that doesn't come across well in text. regardless - without regard to irrespective - withou
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How cash secretly rules surveillance policy(salon.com)
85 points by antoko 13y ago|9 comments
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by antoko 13y ago
either I'm wrong TLDR: you're wrong. C/C, C/SW, C/S, [opponent takes C], C/SE, NE/SW, NE/S ... after C/SE, your opponent has control and can go anywhere that is available in the center board t
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by antoko 13y ago
If you've got the popular support you're eluding to you'd be fine with baseball bats and molotov cocktails. You'd also be fine to steal the guns and other weapons of military/police forces as you have victorious en
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by antoko 13y ago
This is very clever and all, but from the British perspective - this is exactly what they would have been looking for and Revere would be considered a revolutionary and a real threat, so this is the system working as it is supposed to. This
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by antoko 13y ago
Actually Lincoln was a pragmatist and had to deal with prioritizing things accordingly. On August 22, 1862, just a few weeks before signing the Proclamation and after he had already discussed a draft of it with his cabinet in July, he wrote
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by antoko 13y ago
banking details is a much broader term than credit card number. account numbers / routing numbers / company names / po boxes/ physical addresses / account history and other billing info. I'd assume they're saying some of these might be com
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by antoko 13y ago
So literally no one at all uses the correct "you" ? I've used various different alternates as I've aged and moved locations but I'm fairly certain "you" (with a silent parenthetical (plural) ) has remained my default throughout. youwse / yo
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by antoko 13y ago
Not to put words in his mouth but, I think the GP was referring to the information density rather than the information quality itself. Likely as the comparison he was making was to the presentation quality. I think you are both capable of
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by antoko 13y ago
the actual quote was >The vast majority of software projects never make it far enough for the name to matter. You don't know which category your project will end up in when you start it. The "categories" are: 1) Projects where the name
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by antoko 13y ago
CISPA is for sharing information about cyber threats, clearly DNA samples would not fall into that category. So no that isn't an "interesting thing", because it isn't a true thing its just you spreading FUD about something that isn't relate
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by antoko 13y ago
Interesting, I'm not a facebook user, I deleted my account 3 or 4 years ago. Is there a way to setup multiple concurrent filters so you can basically switch modes? So you could have your feed/wall (sorry I'm not great with the fb terminol
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by antoko 13y ago
replace "facebook" with "HN" in the quote above... How many of us could have said that? Are we forced to be here?
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by antoko 13y ago
> However, during that time, there has been a large shift of two-parent (where both parents worked) to single-parent households. I wouldn't categorize this shift[1] as "large" and given the relative sizes of the groups of households I
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by antoko 13y ago
There's a weird repeat and a whole section missing in the pastebin. full source article: http://kotaku.com/i-freelanced-on-halo-4-its-time-for-gaming...
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by antoko 13y ago
In my company (7 of us), every new hire gets an unassembled chair and an uninstalled computer and are expected to take care of it themselves on their first day (I guess you could say it's part of our company culture). Heh that sounds awes
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by antoko 13y ago
for an extra 25p /day you can spend an extra 1.75GPB a week. so then you can buy these from asda and add it to whatever you want.... why wait for the OP to do the work? http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/catalog/sectionpagecon...
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by antoko 13y ago
Apologies, bad choice of word on my part. I should have said "akin" rather than "related". The point I was trying to make is that whilst those companies offer a membership incentive structure its not a true co-op and you don't have an owne
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by antoko 13y ago
Federal Credit Unions work in a similar way to the UK's Building Societies. There are other co-ops here but I don't think they have the same penetration as in the UK. One national brand I CAN think of that is a co-op is REI, I'm sure there
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by antoko 13y ago
If it wasn't clear from the article content this isn't the Paul Buchheit that created gmail and was a YC partner http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Buchheit It is this Paul Buchheit who teaches economic inequality at DePaul University. ht
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by antoko 13y ago
Why no Visual Studio? I personally don't use it but all our machines at work have it installed.
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by antoko 13y ago
I pretty much only ever shake hands when first being introduced to someone, or when concluding some kind of business arrangement. I have no problem with hugging but I really don't care - I never instigate it with males or females but have n
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by antoko 13y ago
That's interesting, I'd have no problem linking this to my boss or PM if they were trying to convince us to implement something that resembled a doorslam. I'd probably include some reference to the fact that the language is colorful in the
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by antoko 13y ago
Thanks for that, Ed almost shamed me into calling, I'll still call since its been a while but at least I won't open with "Happy Mother's Day!"... to be followed by a confused silence.
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by antoko 13y ago
Object-relational mapping. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-relational_mapping
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by antoko 13y ago
..., I figured I could at least nickel and dime the casino. This means SHE was avoiding the losses not actively trying to make a profit. That's how I read first time and still how it reads now. I guess the use of the term "hacking" in t
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by antoko 13y ago
Group I metals are highly reactive and get more so as you increase atomic number, so if potassium counts as "low" that would be my bet... of course it would depend what the rules are.

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