cglace

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by cglace 11y ago
I think he means not enough companies willing to sponsor python 3 support.
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by cglace 11y ago
Using all inputs and 6 layers of varying sizes. After about 500 iterations. http://i.imgur.com/x1MOpvl.jpg
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by cglace 11y ago
I've done some pretty crazy things with a chainsaw but that has to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
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by cglace 11y ago
How much time are you spending in php per request? I would think the time spent in PHP per request would be low compared to network latency and io.
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by cglace 11y ago
I don't know. I took the two seconds to unblock them. How would you have implemented it to look less desperate?
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by cglace 11y ago
I believe I read they bought the data.
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by cglace 11y ago
Years back, there was a cremation place in Georgia that had its cremation machine break. It was too expensive to fix so the guy just kept accepting bodies. He would drive them to his property and just dump them. It was a pretty huge case.
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by cglace 11y ago
Though the train engineer and pilot have the ability to kill a lot more people if they mess up on the job.
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by cglace 11y ago
I always found it amazing that Lauren Graham was able to remember that much dialog for each episode. I would like to see some stat on how many total lines she had during the course of the show.
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by cglace 11y ago
Of course, but not directly "us", they are there to protect our national interests.
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by cglace 11y ago
I have no problem calling out America for its faults. I just misinterpreted the comment and thought they were saying America was worse than Nazi Germany. I didn't realize they were talking just about data collection.
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by cglace 11y ago
I wasn't responding out of national pride. I just thought you were making a knee jerk, America is worse than Nazi Germany, comment. I didn't realize you were talking about data collection alone. My bad.
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by cglace 11y ago
Because it only happens to a very small percentage of the population.
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by cglace 11y ago
> I really don't want to talk bad about the US, > has that NSA scandal going on that made KGB and Stasi look like nothing Yeah, I'm going to say you only want to talk bad about the US.
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by cglace 11y ago
I thought police were heavily armed for two reasons: the war on drugs and the programs put in place post 9/11.
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by cglace 11y ago
Though you could argue the more copies that are available the lower their value becomes (inflation).
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by cglace 11y ago
He wasn't going to get 30 years. Again I'm not saying I agree with the way he was prosecuted but he did commit a lot of crimes. Whether or not you agree with the ends he was aiming for doesn't change the facts.
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by cglace 11y ago
> He is no actual criminal. He didn't feel the articles he downloaded from servers should be kept private. That is a horrible argument. should I just be able to take your tv because I think it shouldn't be locked up in your hou
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by cglace 11y ago
The hospital system my dad works for just got all the doctors scribes to take the data entry burden off of them.
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by cglace 11y ago
Actually, the limited vegetables and fried everything happened much later. Before and after the civil war(up until modern times) southerners ate much more and a wider variety of vegetables. Vegetables were simply cheaper and more widely ava
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by cglace 11y ago
>No mention of controlling for a predilection for sweet tea, fried everything, and vegetables being limited to fried okra or green tomatoes. You left out collards, green beans, field beans, turnips, turnip greens, etc. Personally, I find
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The myth of the cop killing ‘epidemic’(nypost.com)
5 points by cglace 11y ago|0 comments
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by cglace 11y ago
"The other thing I would note is that qualified immunity and associated doctrines, which are near insurmountable obstacles to civil justice against police officers, are judge created law that can, and should, be sharply reined in by Co
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by cglace 11y ago
Why should I have to explain why I accidentally called someone by the name they went by for 65 years. It's not a contradictory view. It's a slip up. My response was literally a 5 second google search, went with the name in the tit
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by cglace 11y ago
It wasn't that you pointed out a factual inaccuracy. It was how you did it. You assumed you needed to "teach me some respect" instead of just saying "It's actually Caitlyn Jenner".
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by cglace 11y ago
I'll echo what other posters have said. Larger fonts. Highlight the code samples, maybe even add a subtle background color to them. Less important but annoying, why are the share buttons stacked? It creates about 150px of wasted space.
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by cglace 11y ago
Actually it did. . . I don't see the need for outrage.
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by cglace 11y ago
Like Bruce Jenner? https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/04/27/br...
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FFmpeg, compiled into JavaScript(video-funhouse.herokuapp.com)
1 points by cglace 11y ago|0 comments
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by cglace 11y ago
Having lived in SC, NC, GA my whole life I can't remember a being in a home that didn't use a gas furnace.

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