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by berdon 7y ago
The dashboard is visually great but misleading in functional usefulness. Much like any distributed computing framework, it’s marginally useful, at best, to view a single computation’s flow or result. The dashboard shows grain (actor) succes
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by berdon 7y ago
I’m pretty sure Orleans is only used for the score board (~90% confident). I use Orlean’s, have contributed to it, and have interacted with the dev team quite a bit.
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by berdon 7y ago
I don't know - maybe? Admittedly, I was just getting out of diapers at the tail end of the 80s. Perhaps this kind of thing revolves around the onset of new communication mediums and the general adoption and ease of use. Newspapers, eas
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by berdon 7y ago
> This is a top-of-the-front-page, well-researched article in a leading newspaper -- it's the kind of coverage that destroys hard-earned reputations built over decades. It's the kind of thing that _should_ destroy reputations.
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by berdon 7y ago
You're mixing terminology. A neuron is not a synapse. - There are ~100 billion neurons in the human brain - There are 100-1000 trillion synapses in the human brain There's strong evidence to suggest that each synapse is more akin
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by berdon 7y ago
Demo'ing the "scalable" in latest firefox dies hard and causes the tab to lock.
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by berdon 7y ago
That is true. But people rarely develop allergies to meat based protein. The same cannot be said for plant based proteins.
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by berdon 7y ago
Is this just being down voted because of tone? The premise seems valid: just because you can "survive" off of a low-to-no protein diet doesn't mean it should be espoused.
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by berdon 7y ago
Agreed. The simplest answer is that it's intended to maximize the number of financially irresponsible debtors to maximize interest paid in.
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by berdon 7y ago
It's a system created towards incentivizing people to use credit for the purposes of capturing all users. This maximizes the number of users that mismanage their finances and pay interest on the credit usage.
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by berdon 7y ago
Being a registered non-profit doesn't really exclude you from making money or being "evil". The majority of hospitals are non-profit, for example. I am in no way saying the ALS Association is evil.
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by berdon 7y ago
I've been told (by someone who has had C. diff and dealt with a number of gastro issues) that it can take up to 7 years for your gut to stabilize after simply taking antibiotics. With that being said, some googling just now to make sur
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by berdon 7y ago
Why is this being down-voted? It is a clip art application with a monthly subscription cost. It seems like a pretty on-the-mark comment.
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by berdon 8y ago
Raising everyone's salary serves as a permanent increase in compensation. It's very difficult to back-pedal from a salary increase. Other perks, which may boil down to monetary compensation, can be added/removed at will with
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by berdon 8y ago
We bought our house with a realtor who found and walked us through listings. Ultimately, we found the house we ended up buying. Our buying agent was helpful and did a good job but the questions she answered and information she gave was avai
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by berdon 8y ago
One of our shih-tzu's will sneeze/snort when he hears about something that he wants. Treat, outside, walk, etc.
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by berdon 8y ago
Fwiw, in South Dakota, where generally most winter days would be <0F, we've abnormally averaged well above that this winter. Our average is probably something closer to around 25-30. Now, Wednesday, we'll be < -20F, which is
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by berdon 8y ago
Saw this and thought, "Huh, I wonder if harthur is back at it", but nope. Nice to see someone picked it up though!
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by berdon 8y ago
I'm not sure why this post is getting down-voted aside from people not liking what it says (perhaps how it says it?). Nothing it stated was factually inaccurate or unjustified. You really aren't Facebook's customer - no money
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by berdon 8y ago
Your reasons amount to "use an editor that shows whitespace". That's valid and would be my suggestion to people too but it doesn't address my comment. Using an editor for a "necessary" feature only helps you wh
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by berdon 8y ago
My point wasn't to devalue his arguments - in fact, I find them valid arguments. My point was he's using inexperience and/or familiarity with C/C++ as a reason to "hate" it. He complains about Python developers
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by berdon 8y ago
It most definitely is GPS _and_ Wi-Fi SSN triangulation.
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by berdon 8y ago
Yes - not worth their time to investigate and try to track down that information. In this instance - the police spend 0 time investigating, and 2 hours arresting, booking, and forwarding criminal charges.
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by berdon 8y ago
Yes but that's because the security footage didn't provide any actual information on the thief. Whereabouts, identity, etc. The GPS location of the thief, clear footage of the face, should be a slam-dunk case for a DA.
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by berdon 8y ago
I agree with the OPs points but disagree with the degree to which the author has used them as a means to "hate" a language. I generally avoid Python too but saying you hate the language because of a bunch of contrivances mostly wr
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by berdon 8y ago
For those interested, PD7 70 is approximately 10 million years old. For reference, the Earth is around 4.5 billion.
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Building distributed applications with Orleans(channel9.msdn.com)
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by berdon 8y ago
I made a blog post a couple years ago about doing this for a mud in Go using the FD passing approach. http://austinhanson.com/slinging-mud-graceful-reboots
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by berdon 8y ago
You're the only one talking about Tesla in this situation. I never mentioned Tesla's reluctance to release data. That's your fabrication. I'm talking about data that's incapable of being analyzed in a meaningful way
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by berdon 8y ago
"But Tesla's defense is not that the data is in a proprietary format that can't be decoded." I never said it was. I'm not sure why you continue to try to come up with unrelated arguments to push your agenda in a dis

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