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by cabaalis 8y ago
As well it should. Comparable activity: let's ride around the neighborhood and see who hides a key under a rock. Then let ourselves in and look around.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
No, that's what I felt like deserved comment. Compare to recent events in the US. It isn't cool for media to disparage people who aren't given opportunity to speak for themselves. As far as offended, no?
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> and the policemen wear polished shoes and self-important expressions Their faces range from no expression whatsoever to a slight smile. But please, don't let that stop anyone from assuming their thoughts based upon a momentary cou
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Whistleblowing/etc aside, if you sign an NDA you should adhere to it. We should not respect people who don't hold to their agreements just because they have some juicy insider information about nothing of any consequence.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
They're real, and they're effective. My son watches Ethangamer and has already asked me to install 2 games he saw on there.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
My morning egg mcmuffin is a highlight of the day. You people are building dreams.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> In 2017 and 2018, certain of our named executive officers provided rides to riders using the Lyft platform in a similar manner as other drivers. We believe that these driving activities provide the named executive officers with substan
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Probably more a message to some politicians than to amazon. The political divide in this country is insurmountable. Just listen to Ben Shapiro's opinion on events, and then NPR's. Stark, polar opposites. It is impossible for the a
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> So, I’m leaving. But I do hope to come back someday. You've made what I think is a good choice. Don't turn it into a bad one by just going to some different urban center. You will learn that there are hard-working, good-natur
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by cabaalis 8y ago
57% of Americans cant handle a surprise bill of $500 without going into debt. [1] I don't doubt cancer is probably the most expensive hit that we have a good chance of receiving, but I'd be inclined to point to the lack of "l
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I felt like you did, and watched the video and he is certainly looking at an HTTPS data stream. I think the argument though is that the request is being logged and that some employee is reviewing logs and grabbing data. If that is the case,
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> Freedom of speech is as protected in the EU as it is in the US, possibly more. As an American, this example tells me very differently. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-43478925
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Disturbing modern idea that everything has to appease only a certain group of people, others need not apply.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> People are relying on this to live As much as I want free software and all that, it seems like medical devices have the best cause for DRM and all the protections it affords.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
This man is living my worst fear. Also 34, watching my 6 year-old play a video game. Good luck, Alex. All I can say is, I don't know how you stand, but I know a man who can.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Perhaps this is unreasonable as well, but maybe ongoing developments in society have caused you to focus a little too much of your attention on gender. Gender dysphoria is a recognized medical condition, for which there are suggested plans
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I'm way out of practice with C++. (It's been since like 2006.) Framebuffer clear function appears to allocate a new vector. Does std::vector automatically handle the memory releases? This is called every frame, so I wanted to chec
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Why are dotfiles generally considered "hidden" and not to be served (such as .htaccess, .env, etc) but .well-known is expressly intended to be served? It should have just been named well-known, IMO.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> Nobody cheers when the price of staples and groceries goes up... Except those who hold the groceries and staples? I'm no investment expert, but my understanding of the value of real estate is due to the scarcity (when taking into
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I enjoyed this. What got me is that it probably wasn't code written by the collaboration site to process what he put into the PDFs. It was probably some PDF Library that they had included as a dependency. Speculating, of course
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I believe it's safe to assume that (1) You sell a product or service for which people pay you, or (2) You derive an income working for someone else that sells a product or service for which people pay, or that (3) You receive financial
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I don't want to disparage that team as I'm sure they work very hard and do an excellent job. But my overall opinion of that process having it gone through it multiple times is that it's (a) security theater and (b) only exist
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I fail to see how the "nah-gonna-work-here-anyway" joke is a racist microaggression. Being unable to pronounce a name and making a joke about it could happen just as easily with a name like "Tom Snuffaluffagus." I see a
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I believe that "non-refundable" and "as-is" are going the way of the dodo with the millennial generation. It seems past generations were much more willing to accept large corporation policies than the current ones.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
The only integration you can trust is one with a contract in place, and probably one you are paying for access to. I think the days of monetizing a cobbling of free services are limited.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Exactly: In the first example, they take an array, copy it and add extraneous data for the sole purpose of eliminating a couple if statements? I'm not perfect either, but that deficiency for the sake of elegance is technical debt. A ye
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by cabaalis 8y ago
As always: 100% support them wanting better situations, and they have a right to pursue it. I would just not want to end up with a situation where I want to put my own self-developed game up on itch.io or otherwise and they require me to se
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> When a new image is sufficiently different from the set of training images, deep learning visual recognition stumbles, even if the difference comes down to a simple rotation or obstruction. I'm about as far from an ai expert as yo
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> for it may easily turn out that they are not prepared to meet us on the level of rational argument, but begin by denouncing all argument; they may forbid their followers to listen to rational argument, because it is deceptive, and teac
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by cabaalis 8y ago
In my case, brachydactyly type d makes horizontally thinner screens (not necessarily just "smaller" ones) much easier to use. I watch people on Youtube review these giant phones, and it's the only times in my life I've e

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