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blueline
8y ago
i dont think that eating too many cheeseburgers is very similar to being a user of insanely addictive intravenous drugs... do you think that "just stop injecting heroin" is actually all it takes?
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8y ago
why is that alarming? "i know there's an h in the name, but i forget where it goes..." => Ghandi seems like an extremely understandable mistake for an english speaker
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8y ago
These are employees of buzzfeed news, not buzzfeed, which produces pretty high quality content.
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8y ago
if ubereats works the same as uber then 100% of the tip actually does go to the worker
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8y ago
> I don't really see how it is even possible to automatically download and build those projects. so i mean what e.g. conan does is acknowledge this and require that package creators provide "recipes" that tell conan how t
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8y ago
solarized is really popular and the dark theme is a sorta dark blue-green
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8y ago
i got 36.2 mb of resources on a page load without caching yikes
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8y ago
also relevant is cling, made by the folks at CERN https://github.com/root-project/cling https://root.cern.ch/cling
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8y ago
> Yes any able-body person that wants to can work and take a week off if they wanted to. Most don't it's really alarming that you believe this
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8y ago
>The answer should be a form of binary search, but since you only have two eggs, you'd have to do a sequential search from the bottom floor. You have one chance at a mistake, so I would almost say start with the 2nd floor, but I kno
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8y ago
yes
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8y ago
> it's creating wealth, companies, & jobs based 100% on people trying to make a quick buck, and not based on solving a problem virtually anyone actually has. by this bar, Dutch tulips in the 1600s were also extremely productive
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8y ago
the other use of the word 'asylum' is a synonym of 'safe place' "seeking political asylum" is a common use
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8y ago
Neat approach. I've also seen public facing trello boards used to varying success (at the very least to give users a hopefully clear picture of what features/issues are prioritized)
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8y ago
im not sure how its so easy to be off put by two extremely vague phrases. just as an example (i'm not saying the implementation is perfect), Singapore's public housing program is/has been very successful https://en
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8y ago
>I'll pay more, too, This isn't an option if you are poor
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8y ago
"the tone of your response makes me feel like i'm being condescended to" is me expressing an emotion i experienced due to something you said "i feel that <an opinion>" is a different use of the word (nearly sy
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9y ago
arent't they using "us" to refer to "us, the programmer using git" as in "...to tell us, the user of git, what has changed"?
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9y ago
if someone figures out a way to bring EUV to mass production scale, we would afaik essentially have a clear path all the way to 3nm
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9y ago
>the decentralization era do you have any reason to believe that this will be "a thing" beyond highly obscure internet subcultures like HN and reddit?
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9y ago
both times i inherited a cmake build system in two (small-ish) teams with moderately sized projects it seemed to suffer pretty hard from a "last mile" problem. 90% of what we wanted out of it was easy and the last 10% ranged from
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9y ago
bitcoin transaction volume is down ~50% from 400k/day in december to 150-200k/day recently the "demand" is from people who like seeing lines that go like this / in their portfolios the ratio of people who are actual
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blueline
9y ago
why are you making a comment that's completely irrelevant to the source text to attack a perception of the new yorker's writing style that isn't even present?
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9y ago
this happens in an episode of the simpsons except he studies on accident by getting locked in a closet.
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9y ago
the wire had something like 30M viewers at peak and was absurdly well received....
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9y ago
..doesn't bitfenix already facilitate margin trading for cryptocurrencies, which (even worse) uses Tether?
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9y ago
whoops, maybe I've heard wrong then.
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9y ago
I know that vscode has a lot of non-electron native code baked in as well, which I'm assuming atom has far less of.
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9y ago
I have never seen median referred to as a "type of average" in any context. Is there any foundation to this?
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9y ago
>will be faster than involving ld.so as well isn't this only true for the first time a function is used? once all of the linking is done, the GOT will just contain the address of the function and it's just as if it were linked
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