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   by barsonme 9y ago

   That's really neat, thanks for sharing.
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   Both, really. Go's so small you can be quite proficient with in months. While it's not as productive as, say, Python (wrt how quickly you can get your code up and running) it's much quicker than other languages (and nicer to
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   Even at a smaller scale it is a little nerve-wracking to know be so reliant on one provider. If AWS tanks there's a fair amount of code that'd need to be changed just to switch over to Azure or GCE. Failover with, e.g., email prov
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   Love my iWatch, but it tanks my iPhone's battery to the point where i had to buy a battery case :/
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   yep. i wasn't looking down on a 'fancy degree' at all. in fact, i'd love to have one!
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   Similarly here. School wasn't the best fit for me and tech was great because (like politics, which I also spent ~5 years in) you didn't need a fancy degree to get a job.
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   Judgement does not need to be blatant in a statement for it to have been cast. At any rate, I think my response was sufficient in that I don't really care which party has control of the pocketbook, they both have an obligation to spend
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   I keep them open because I use them (docs and stuff) and then sometimes I forget I have some open so I re-open them. Sometimes I'll have 5 of the same tabs open. :-)
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   by barsonme 9y ago

   Sure, and the left just takes that money and spends it on "entitlements" (quotes used on purpose). We could play this game for days if you wanted.
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    I don't quite understand the issue. It's the government's job to keep up public infrastructure regardless of how heavily it's used—that's something the left _and_ right can agree on.
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    I have to say I'm a bit surprised he moved to Colombia. My aunt lived through her teenage years in Colombia, and even though she has family there she absolutely refuses to go visit because of how horrible it was. I'm sure it'
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    I remember my cousin pointing this out to me when we were in Idaho—the new trees are smaller, knottier, and all-around not as 'normal' looking, but they sure grow fast.
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    I think the word is "confusing"
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    More specifically, in addition to remorse for one's actions, 'sorry' indicates you're grieved over a situation in general. So, if somebody's favorite mug is broken and you say, "I'm sorry" you're
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    California Innocence Project: Exonerations(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by barsonme 9y ago|0 comments
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    Thalys train attack? It was an AKM, not an AR. A simple metal detector would've caught a long gun, even with incompetent security personnel. By only allowing small "carry on" bags in the passenger carriages (storing larger &q
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    > if you can get Oregon and Washington to agree on how to fund it Good luck. We (WA) just had our 3rd special session and although we finally passed our $43bn state budget, our (admittedly smaller) capital budget is still up in the air b
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    http://www.thenewstribune.com/sports/article158124954.html Duke lacrosse. UVA. Conor Oberst. It happens. Allegations deserve investigation before punishment is doled out. Just because SV is doing an absolutely awful jo
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    Same here. Media (images, video, etc.) don't load at all and the site scrolls very quickly.
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    If you—like me—were interested in Diesel ORM's zero sized types thing, here's a pretty decent explanation: https://np.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/3ur9co/announcing_dies... edit: Go also has zero
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    Right! The issue is management sweeping the allegations under the rug. A lot of the hate towards Uber in these threads seems to be about the number of allegations, not that they were swept under the rug (in my opinion at least–I don't
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    I don't disagree. The the parent comments focused on how often the harassment happened—not Uber's response—so it piqued my curiosity.
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    Why not flip it around a bit: what percentage do you think? Don't get me wrong, I'm not advocating for Uber or sexual harassment or any nonsense like that. I (seriously) just want to know if you're advocating for giving every
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    nice! btw, wrt the `Memset` function, if you have something like func foo(b []byte) { for i := range b { b[i] = 0 } } the compiler turns it into a `memclr` call which can be pretty fast: https:&#x2F
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    yeah, the comma after the "with" block shouldn't be there. i.e., ... weeks ) SELECT weeks.week
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    > But your friend also seems to have made a poor decision in allowing someone who is a creep to take very personal photos and videos of herself which could cause enormous humiliation. Yeah, this is just classic victim blaming nonsense. S
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    I see you haven't met my 2000 corolla. :-)
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    I meant 'higher' as in 'larger', sorry.
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    for people who don't click the link: a larger number is better. it's ranking by prevalence, so countries like North Korea (rank #1) worse than countries like the U.S. (#52) and Australia (also #52). I couldn't find a country
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    by barsonme 9y ago

    isn't it a lovely place?