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by cdoxsey 13y ago
And a sorry replacement it is. In his Institutes John Calvin argues that knowledge consists chiefly of two things: knowledge of ourselves and knowledge of God. When we dispensed with God we thought we'd finally found the key to human h
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Marijuana also leads to DUIs.
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Education spending is wasteful too.
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Smoking Marijuana in public is already illegal in Colorado. No one bothers to enforce it in Boulder... but then again they never did before it was legal either.
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Extensive documentation does not exist. It's all conjecture and speculation. We know the NSA spies on foreigners, we know they have relationships with tech companies to make that spying easier and therefore have access to all that info
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
I'm so sick of all this conspiracy theory nonsense. If PRISM means Apple supplies data directly to the NSA there's no need for a MITM attack. I mean what's the argument? Plausible deniability? > Never attribute to malice t
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Take the 25k bonus, give 10k to the original guy for leaving, and 15k for yourself. The original guy makes 40k for doing nothing and everyone else gets a raise.
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Perhaps you should actually read one of those books. For example: http://www.amazon.com/Darwins-Black-Box-Biochemical-Challeng... Just because you don't agree with someone doesn't mean they're ignorant. I sus
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
You should re-add that unnecessary political reference. It demonstrated your inability to discern motive properly. (Seeing racist dog whistles where none exist) Fusion Charts is attacking libraries like this: http://raphaeljs.com
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Intel is adding native SHA instructions to x86... so sha1 will probably be much faster on those CPUs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_SHA_extensions
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
I'm pretty terrible at interviews and probably bombed more than my fair share. It's frustrating but I forget sometimes that the person on the other side knows next to nothing about me, and all they'll learn is what I show the
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Rethinking Web Development: WebRTC(doxsey.net)
2 points by cdoxsey 13y ago|0 comments
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Good luck re-engineering an entire human society. Though for an ancient approach checkout Plato's Republic.
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
If you have gmail setup on the domain google supports a naked domain forward: https://support.google.com/a/answer/2518373
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Meh. I wasn't all that surprised by the NSA revelations. I think Snowden is a traitor and the US government (like any government) has legitimate reasons to spy on people. The problem with this "movement" is that it fails to m
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Tacit Knowledge(doxsey.net)
1 points by cdoxsey 13y ago|0 comments
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Not sure where you were going at the end there, but for what it's worth: modern day conservatives are not equivalent to the confederacy in the civil war. Abraham Lincoln was a Republican. The issues that polarize Americans today are ve
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Go, RBSA and Fortran(doxsey.net)
2 points by cdoxsey 13y ago|0 comments
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Where would you host the videos? The amount of traffic they see, and the amount of videos they store is incredible. For example: http://9to5google.com/2013/11/11/netflix-and-youtube-account...
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Neat idea. There are several automatic test runners in Go which work from the terminal. Here's one for example: https://github.com/levicook/glitch . Not as pretty, but perhaps more useful if you want to avoid the b
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
The Go Sublime plugin will go fmt your code on save: https://github.com/DisposaBoy/GoSublime It's nice not having to think about proper spacing anymore and just focusing on writing the code itself.
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
For the file server use the built in FileServer: http://golang.org/pkg/net/http/#FileServer For authorization: var siteAuth = base64.StdEncoding.EncodeToString([]byte("USERNAME:PASSWORD"))
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand its true that there are a lot of abandoned libraries out there, but on the other Go isn't like node.js. They don't reinvent the wheel with every release, and changes have been very
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
His take on population seems to positive to me. The world's drastically declining birth rates is going to be a huge problem in the next 100 years. http://amzn.com/B00ATL9ZK6
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
http://www.badgerodon.com/tools/self-destruct/
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
> This tremendous interest – with over 19 million unique visits to date to HealthCare.gov– confirms that the American people are looking for quality, affordable health coverage, and want to find it online. Sadly the system can only work
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
> Name after name of people you've never heard of, all deceased. It can be depressing to think of our present, or even our future, and the future of those that will come long after us, as appearing in the same light. Yep. Most of th
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. Is there anything of which one can say, “Look! This is something new”? It was here already, long ago; it was here before our time. No on
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Politics in America have always been ideological, bitter and partisan ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLj6yY4P_Rg ). 150 years ago this country split in two over ideological issues and then we fought a horrendous war to figu
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by cdoxsey 13y ago
Corporate taxation is just double taxation anyway: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_taxation . Why not just tax individuals?

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