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931.
by base698 14y ago
He's echoing the many, many scandals of centralized bitcoin banks that had the same thing happen over the past year. It's like the wild west out there. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/MyBitcoin
932.
by base698 14y ago
I did too but couldn't live with the way search worked in Sublime. Substitutions are also too ingrained for editing. In my opinion Sublime is vastly superior to an IDE but way underpowered to compete with vim or emacs.
933.
by base698 14y ago
Found a ctags module. https://github.com/SublimeText/CTags
934.
by base698 14y ago
I like the aeroquads. A bit more expensive but way more customizable. Get to dust off your EE skills too. http://aeroquad.com/content.php
935.
by base698 14y ago
Doubly agreed. With Padmapper you could tell whether or not the apartment you found was cheap because it was truly a good deal or just in the ghetto. Very useful in the bay area :)
936.
by base698 14y ago
Time for someone to make a hidden service on tor. Pad mapper is just way too useful.
937.
by base698 14y ago
Peter Cappelli: Well, it doesn’t look like that’s true. The business degrees are now, by far, the most popular major, and that’s where people are getting jobs, so that’s pretty common. Seriously? Everyone I knew with just a business degr
938.
by base698 14y ago
Does it really matter? It's kind of a big data problem at the best case. How do you detect who is a smuggler and who is a just lost in the desert? Do you send patrols to stop every single person? My intuition is that's cost prohibitive a
939.
by base698 14y ago
It depends on what the markup is. You can't have taxes that equal current costs. If that was the case the market would largely stay the same.
940.
by base698 14y ago
Quick thought experiment... Same addict in two societies. Society 1) Drugs are regulated in pretty much the same ways they are in the US, and because of this prices are high. The addict may have a family or maybe not, but has bills to pay.
941.
by base698 14y ago
Not to mention it's based on underscore and has almost all the Lisp functions baked in. That coupled with less verbose function syntax and it's an FP programmers wet dream :)
942.
by base698 14y ago
+1 here too.
943.
by base698 14y ago
One of mine is as well. The load balancers also seem to be haywire.
944.
by base698 14y ago
Large parts are written in C++ :)
945.
by base698 14y ago
Or: define(function(require) { var a = require('a'); var b = require('b'); var c = require('c'); ... });
946.
by base698 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstraction_inversion It's a little bit like this anti-pattern.
947.
by base698 14y ago
What is a bit more? 1% more? 5%? 10%?
948.
by base698 14y ago
This is false. If you are an employee you can invest your own money.
949.
by base698 14y ago
Those poor bastards! Now they can only afford the Gulfstream IV.
950.
by base698 14y ago
Is there an alternative to the current Lidar they use to generate the world map? I imagine something more integrated into the car would be better for commercialization. Maybe a series of smaller sensors?
951.
by base698 14y ago
He's probably angry because he's had a person with 15 years experience unstage 10 commits already pushed to origin (reset HEAD~10) then readd them to the index and complain to everyone that git tells him every file in his repo is conflictin
952.
by base698 14y ago
Was this developed on raw hardware or in a VM running on Linux/Mac?
953.
by base698 14y ago
My wife went to undergrad for 3 years and has an undergrad degree. You're program doesn't account for credit hours or degree specific degree requirements.
954.
by base698 14y ago
I sold everything at the other end and used the relo to buy new stuff. If you move your old worn out stuff you're doing it wrong. :)
955.
by base698 14y ago
You can also use Amtrak to ship your stuff to the Oakland station. It's by far the most cost effect way to move long distances. http://www.amtrak.com/servlet/ContentServer?c=Page&pagen...
956.
by base698 14y ago
Well one thing are those god awful POS systems like Micros: http://www.micros.com/
957.
by base698 14y ago
EC2, Google Apps for business come immediately to mind :)
958.
by base698 14y ago
I'm not surprised there's a glut considering I've still run across people who've asked me what a computer programmer even does.
959.
by base698 14y ago
As someone who has extensive Java and JavaScript experience, the whole reason for the Java hate as a language is it's lack of closures. For any callback you have define a new interface explicitly then do a gnarly anonymous inner class. In
960.
by base698 14y ago
What do you even mean by scale in this context? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V8_%28JavaScript_engine%29 V8 increases performance by compiling JavaScript to native machine code (x86,[2] ARM,[2] or MIPS[3] CPUs), before executing it, versu

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