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bionsuba
11y ago
The author of this article apparently feels the need to state every important point twice. Last week, Night Dive founder Stephen Kick and director of business development Larry Kuperman emailed me to let me know that while they ha
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bionsuba
11y ago
For those of us who do not wish to give page views to Gawker: https://archive.is/ybW22
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bionsuba
11y ago
Is there any more information on this that is more accessible to someone who is just a web-dev?
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bionsuba
11y ago
>It seems unlikely that an anarchist would use the term "RINO" except as a joke. Anarchists reject the entire ridiculous Coke-vs-Pepsi circus Rejecting the fact that a red team vs blue team dynamic exists is denying the politic
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11y ago
Nice straw-man, but I'm an anarchist and an atheist. If you believe it's heading right, I would love to see your arguments, or you can choose to stay at the kids table and continue calling people names.
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11y ago
> it would seem to be a fairly extreme interpretation of the 2nd amendment to support the creation of uncontrolled, unsafe, unlicensed, untracked firearms You're right, the laws are unconstitutional because of the tenth amendment. B
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11y ago
> As the nation moves farther and farther to the right What country do you live in? Surely it can't be the US, who has been enacting very leftist policies for a while now, who has had a leftist president for almost eight years now,
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11y ago
Tons (if not all) of gun laws exist in the US that are unconstitutional. You many not know this as a UK citizen but the gun industry in the US is very regulated, e.g. creating a gun from scratch by yourself and selling it to someone else is
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11y ago
The problem, which they keep mentioning over and over, is that companies who actually donate have zero interest in a python 3 version. While they are a non profit, they have to pay the bills somehow.
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11y ago
> He says small and medium-sized hotels have been hit hard and over the summer they had to drop their prices The horror. Creative destruction is a bitch when you're the one getting destroyed.
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11y ago
Ok cool, but where's the source code? It's been almost three months since the announcement and no ones even mentioning it anymore.
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bionsuba
11y ago
The colloquial use of the word crime means an action that breaks a law.
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bionsuba
11y ago
I hope you realize your asking people to publicly commit a crime. Not making any value judgements, I just wanted to make sure you're aware.
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11y ago
Not AA, but streams have been pretty much deprecated in favor of ranges.
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11y ago
> You want false positives Absolutely, 100%, no. This is terribly wrong. I work for a company that manufactures smoke detectors, and false positives are almost as dangerous as false negatives. False positives encourage people to disregar
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11y ago
Your comment was going so well until that last sentence. Yes, the Japanese government committed atrocities. But I have a hard time seeing how that somehow justifies the US killing hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians that had nothing
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11y ago
> UX is better than FPS. Usability trumps benchmarks. fps is part of UX. Your comment is akin to saying that when typesetting a book, the font size doesn't matter, the paper quality does. Each element is important and pretending tha
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11y ago
Trying to compile a test program with Clang threw errors, and bringing up numpy is disingenuous.
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11y ago
To be fair, just because something is a standard doesn't mean it isn't a dumb implementation. Just by testing the programming languages on my computer, I can tell you that Python, C, and D all throw errors rather than allow it, wh
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bionsuba
11y ago
Probably because they provide the best versions of those services. But hey, no good deed goes unpunished.
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bionsuba
12y ago
Then don't use them?
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bionsuba
12y ago
Safari is supported, you just have to enable WebGL. I am using it just fine with Safari 7.
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12y ago
Tu quoque, his OSS contributions have nothing to do with his claim.
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12y ago
"for profit" The horror.
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13y ago
I doubt that very much. Just because the church has caused suffering in the past does not cause people to lose their faith.
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13y ago
Why are you taking this so personally? When centering a div on vertically and horizontally is such a hassle, there can definitively be some improvements in the system. HTML lacks many semantics that would cut down on div.content or .main or
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13y ago
Is there a difference between morality and the law? If our "duly elected representatives" made laws that made rape legal, would that be moral? If there are 100 people in a room and 51 people vote for the other 49 to become their l
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13y ago
It's called the "Rape Creation Agency" It's sole purpose is to rape people, not to make rape policy. Like other agencies, it was created to enforce the policies enacted by politicians (Congresscritters and Senators)
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13y ago
Authority is where I got these requirements ;), and yes, its best suited for technical books IMO.
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