belluchan

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by belluchan 13y ago
> nor the ability to sustain conflict. How do you know this? The CIA world factbook puts N Korea's army at 6 million people. Seems like they have the ability to weather a sustained conflict just fine: https://www.cia.gov
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by belluchan 13y ago
It just sucks for those poor people in those horrible detention camps. Maybe there's some kind of diplomatic solution for those people. The ruling elite come across as mafia style corrupt leaders.
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by belluchan 13y ago
There's zero to nil chance we'll invade North Korea ever. North Korea could devastate the global economy by bombing Seoul which is within artillery range and Japan, which it can fire missiles at. North Korea would have to act firs
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by belluchan 13y ago
I was in line and made a short conversation (short so as to not hold up the line) with the cashier at Target. The elderly lady behind me was pretty worried about the credit card theft, and the cashier knew about it too. It's cool at le
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by belluchan 13y ago
I mean the post by "chrissnell". I don't have any disagreements with what it says now.
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by belluchan 13y ago
I carried an M249. You do not hold the trigger down and shoot randomly with it aka "spray and pray". You shoot 2 to 3 round bursts for accurate shots. Also I think the original post I replied to was edited, but I'm not sure.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Calling him a founder seems to be a stretch based on Twitter's official comments on the matter. He wrote the code. He was an engineer employed by Odeo. That doesn't mean he's a "founder." I don't know which sid
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by belluchan 13y ago
Tit for tat links should be against policy. Google's search results become quality when people naturally link to something as part of a conversation or sharing.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Nope, US Marine.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Fancy words there, but I wonder if you have any idea what you're talking about. The best way to stop someone is not to fire Rambo style over their heads and scare them away. The best way to stop someone is to land a bullet where it cou
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by belluchan 13y ago
California elects republicans statewide all the time. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Pete Wilson, a Senator can win too. Not that I would want them to.
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by belluchan 13y ago
A recall will never happen. California is too big of a state, which would make a recall effort too expensive to achieve even a respectable failure, and most people don't care two shits about the NSA. If people are unhappy in California
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by belluchan 13y ago
Feinstein beyond reproach. She's probably too old to run again and she just won her election. She's a lame duck with a ton of power. She can take the flak I think with no repercussions. I also don't think she's lied. She
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by belluchan 13y ago
> it's more like a progressive process of disneyfication of the internet That Disney hides any reference to notion of gay and lesbian lifestyles kind of bugs me.
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by belluchan 13y ago
If he is a bad guy it feels weird rooting for a bad guy. I feel like my perceptions about this entire thing are all backwards. If DotKom so bad why are they so bad at making him look bad. DotKom comes out looking like the martyr he wants to
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by belluchan 13y ago
Finding the right source for killall for whatever platform you want is trivial.
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by belluchan 13y ago
You could use strace or ... you could just look at the code: http://src.gnu-darwin.org/src/usr.bin/killall/killall.c.html
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by belluchan 13y ago
They're just saying this because it's classified and will never see the light of day that they were actually adding a backdoor. Or maybe they're just playing word games. The only thing to go by are the facts. The facts are th
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by belluchan 13y ago
Why dogecoin? Why not megacoin, that's also pretty absurd.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Wait she woke up to someone in her bedroom with night vision goggles on? Did she tell them to GTFO?
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by belluchan 13y ago
The problem I am describing is a situation in which you have and want to maintain high amounts of granular data that can be queried for specific ranges with varying amounts of detail. For example look at something like Google Analytics. As
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by belluchan 13y ago
I mean if it works for you I cannot say it doesn't work. It doesn't seem like a palatable solution however. Does your SQL database also have other types of information? Like account data? Does having billions of rows of statistic
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by belluchan 13y ago
Non-SQL databases can have relational features, like rethinkdb for example. http://www.rethinkdb.com/docs/table-joins/
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by belluchan 13y ago
Big data doesn't have to be "big". I'm not going to store statistical information, information that has at most a value and a date and maybe a key or two, and is updated multiple times per second per user in an SQL datab
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by belluchan 13y ago
Nay, not possible, this just means that all property belongs to those with political power.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Amazon is in a rare situation. They have razor thin margins and page load times can be equated to actual money lost. I doubt that can be said for very many websites. Personally I'd very much like what products I look at while shopping
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by belluchan 13y ago
> If you're going to talk about following the law, how about the fact that the bus is illegally parked in a public bus stop? Well that's a perfectly OK thing to protest, but I'm not sure it's illegal though. Have you
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by belluchan 13y ago
> the elitist attitudes really need to stop I hope everyone of these protesters standing in the way of the bus gets arrested (as opposed to protestors standing aside - no problems with them). It's not elitist to want people to be ci
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by belluchan 13y ago
It's zdnet. It leans toward accessibility for lay people while sacrificing details engineers might be interested in.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Web workers will never have DOM access. They run in a separate process with a separate URL. That's not an issue. You use postMessage to communicate with the workers.

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