benbenolson

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by benbenolson 9y ago
Nix can be used in other distributions, separate from the distribution of NixOS.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
The title should state that it's all in Clojure...
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by benbenolson 9y ago
No wonder he's still struggling, his art isn't good.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
I'd love to have something like this, as it's got all of the practical information needed that most other books don't provide, but with so many volumes at >$22 each, it just seems a bit pricey.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
Yeah, if I were him, I definitely wouldn't use Detroit as an example of a low crime rate.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
Oh, okay, thanks! Great explanation.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
The article uses the word "libertarian" many times to describe the "Californian ideology." However, California has some of the strictest gun laws in the country and one of the highest state taxes in the U.S. I'm fro
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by benbenolson 9y ago
Yeah, the readme is definitely lacking... what are the design goals, and how does it improve on C?
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by benbenolson 9y ago
Begging for money?
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by benbenolson 9y ago
You clearly haven't been to ORNL. Definitely go on a tour sometime, it's well worth it.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
What browser are you going to use instead?
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by benbenolson 9y ago
No, it's not a "natural monopoly." The primary issue right now is getting the legal right to use this infrastructure, which is protected by local city and county governments. Most of these local governments simply choose to n
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by benbenolson 9y ago
Good point, it very well could be. However, I'm inclined to think that this isn't the case, solely from how much positive feedback he gets, as well as how little negative comments he gets. I mean, finding a negative comment about
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by benbenolson 9y ago
There are a huge number of other food reviewers that don't have the same issues with demonitization, even if they have slightly less ad-friendly content. That said, it's a good suggestion; it's much easier to find a way to sh
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by benbenolson 9y ago
Reads very well, as far as psychological articles go. Explains everything comprehensively and clearly.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
I'm going to assume that this is a joke.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
21.26MB is quite a high price for a single webpage. That's what's so obnoxious about the Apple website; it's a huge amount of marketing and huge images.
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by benbenolson 9y ago
Perhaps this is a good reason to have some sort of technocracy element to the federal government. I lean extremely far right, but in this case, this seems like one of the few things that the federal government should be doing-- breaking up
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by benbenolson 9y ago
The difficult part isn't getting people to understand that Internet privacy is important or at risk; nearly every person that I know (tech-savvy or not) understands that companies like Google and Facebook are in the business of collect
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by benbenolson 9y ago
A few years ago, I applied to work for Cisco, straight out of getting my Bachelor's in CS. I was extremely thankful that the hiring manager was up-front with me. She told me exactly what my lack of knowledge was, what I needed to work
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by benbenolson 10y ago
According to a recent Wikileaks tweet, this leak is only 1% of the files that they have on the CIA. So most likely, they have many more exploits that are more significant.
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by benbenolson 10y ago
This is exactly what the current top comment (by shklnrj) is talking about, and is one of the major reasons that Trump got elected. darkmouth here is doubling down on the exact same strategy that lead many away from liberalism this electi
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by benbenolson 10y ago
I'll take a stab at it. One of America's many excellent traits is that it is a huge melting pot of diverse cultures and races, that all get along and individually work toward achieving the American Dream. This is the driving force
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by benbenolson 10y ago
Have you even read the leaks? Wikileaks' sole purpose is government transparency, and Assange wanted to harm Clinton because she was withholding large amounts of collusion, corruption, and private policies from the public. This has not
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by benbenolson 10y ago
Trump has said himself that he does not use email. Wikileaks has released lots of negative information on various Republican candidates, as well (see their Iraq collection involving Bush), and have no bias toward any political entity. That&
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by benbenolson 10y ago
I'm inclined to believe that he's all right, but to be fair, that "questioning" was through a third party, and Assange never faced them directly.
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by benbenolson 10y ago
Oh, sorry, I must have not been paying attention. I mean "supporting nationalism."
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by benbenolson 10y ago
While your comment is rather snarky, I think the sentiment is true: many people are tired of being called racists, bigots, misogynists, etc., for simply opposing nationalism. At the same time, much has been revealed through various leaks, p
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by benbenolson 10y ago
Yes, this is a horrible situation that she is in, and it's extremely sad. However, Social Security is not meant to be lived on; it's meant to simply be a supplement to a retirement that the individual was saving up for their entir
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by benbenolson 10y ago
As someone hearing about this only now, what actually happened? I find it extremely difficult to believe that the FSF fired anyone based on any one trait. This post says that the trans person "stood up for themselves", and because

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