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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   >> However the proportion of drug users who are addicts is small and the proportion of addicts that steal is small so saying that drugs and theft Probably we have different view on who is a drug addict. Hard drugs addicts (like heroin
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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   Reality steps in and it's bad. In Russia drug addicts were (and still are, to lesser extent) responsible for very large if not largest portion of crime, especially burglary and theft. It is a major problem, it is there and you can&#x27
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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   Are any of those 5 githubbers in the "lower half" amongst all 120 developers?
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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   Also, refactoring is easier - you just order to rename some method and all references are processed, you don't have to worry you missed something.
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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   I've been happy with MightyWallet [0], but I don't need to put tons of stuff there, just a couple of cards and some cash. It's very thin and that's what I like about it, almost unnoticeable in the jeans pocket. [0] https
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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   How HR knew about their current salary? Did they tell it themselves? Cause it's clearly not beneficial.
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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   Even more so, they try comparing absolute numbers with ratio.
8. 458.▲
   by aquadrop 12y ago

   Didn't they experience exponents? Maybe multiplication should also be out of questions? Its their final year, I don't think phrases like "third question could be as well in chinese" is suited here.
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   by aquadrop 12y ago

   If that's the case, it would be more effective to settle on something cheaper, let's say program '100mbit/s to every home' and cover larger area faster. I also think that it has something to do with making major ISP
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    But you're tied to Bank-Id/Mobile-Id. If you lose your phone (or it's stolen) with all your certificates etc, will someone be able to do bad things with your account?
11. 461.▲
    by aquadrop 12y ago

    What's the situation with cyber-crime? Is it a bigger problem than in rest of the world?
12. 462.▲
    by aquadrop 12y ago

    TypeScript is different from CoffeeScript, it's not a new language. It's superset of JS, and it almost is JS, only ES6. So that's the direction where JS is going.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    I don't know why you were downvoted, your statement is right. For example, if someone have financial problems for some reason and have to work 2 jobs to deal with it, he/she hardly could get out camping with friends. Money can buy
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    It works awful in chrome under Windows too. Firefox is alright though.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    Essentially, they just made Pro version free for small companies and individual developers, and open source of all size.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    Probably mobile traffic gradually was taking over and users on mobile searched less for "facebook"?
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    Graphs from the article with original data [1] looks positive to me - heart's diseases and cancer peaked and now in decline. [1] http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp1113569
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    I like both approaches, because they offer different advantages. I tend to like reading physical books in natural lighting and mostly fiction. Like today, frosty morning with clear blue sky when sun comes through a window and illuminates th
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    It has passwords collected from other sites, at least from heroesofnewerth.com That's one more example against password reusing.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    If short term companies will kill their long term competitors in short term, i.e. now, long term may never come and global trend won't care about the future. Isn't that a danger?
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    This may be a stupid question, but are Visa/MasterCard/etc essential? Can't banks work things out among each other?
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    I think even better metric would be number of translations to other languages for each person's page (maybe in combination with PageRank), I noticed it correlates with "notability" (not just for people) pretty good and I even
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions I don't see any growth. Also, 70k transactions/day - one average shopping mall.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    I think 'rm -rf /' shouldn't work and there should be special command instead of 'rm -rf /', something like rmrfhell, which would ask you three times if you sure and will tell you about pain and tears of o
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    Thanks for your work, interesting information.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    I think all that things are considered investment in the future by Bezos. Amazon will probably eclipse Apple, Microsoft, Google etc in 5-10 years.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    That's the game (original) I played for years in my childhood, and opening theme was my favorite music video :) Thanks to the team behind OpenXcom.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    If they can pull that off for all DB engines it would be very interesting to have unified DB IDE.
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    Sure IO starving is more likely, but on analytic DB (which is supposed use of showed tech) you probably will do some complex queries with joins, filtering, aggregation etc. That can load CPU pretty well. So you always need to check where th
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    by aquadrop 12y ago

    That's easier to counter when you will be returning your money from bank, since you physically will be in another place. And of course you should always see your card when paying in restaurant, store etc, so nobody can copy it.