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by cjslep 11y ago
Japan has weird taste in metal. My friend Jake in Aether Realm has a picture of a Japanese chart that had their album at the #1 spot for a week. And they are a small NC band.
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by cjslep 11y ago
I'm curious what you've listened to that makes you think it hasn't evolved since those times. Bathory, Cradle Of Filth, Napalm Death, Belphegor, Skeletonwitch, Dream Theatre, Watain, Kalmah, Exodus, Daylight Dies? Because the
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by cjslep 11y ago
Here I thought I Wanna Be The Guy was the worst video game.
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by cjslep 11y ago
I like the self referential version: "There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors."
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by cjslep 11y ago
This all seems like a re-hashing of the Clipper chip debate but with software instead of hardware.
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by cjslep 11y ago
The OPM breach exposing personal data of all cleared individuals (and their friends & families) for the past ~25 years points to management as being grossly incompetent.
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by cjslep 11y ago
I also think these experiences are important for people to learn. It is why I am enjoying the current discussions around the Dark Zone in The Division. It is a PvP enabled zone in an otherwise PvE game, with a harsh absense of repurcussions
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Show HN: Noise, a small 2D Perlin and Simplex noise library in Go(github.com)
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by cjslep 11y ago
What more explanation are you wanting? Thanks to that post, I found a few different heavy metal tests on Amazon [0] for a general indication of quality. It also looks like I could also ask one of quite a few local labs if I trusted them and
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by cjslep 11y ago
Exactly what I was going to say. My first MMO and an awful experience.
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by cjslep 11y ago
Lots of people's drug histories are in the SF-86 and got clearances. The Fed would rather you be truthful on the form and say "never again" than lie. Lying on that form is the best way to not get a clearance, let alone a host
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by cjslep 11y ago
I envision asset forfeiture of houses and cars increasing as police budgets decrease.
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by cjslep 11y ago
The 'wontfix' label looks more like a yellow than a gold to me.
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by cjslep 11y ago
To support you, the USSR had mapped nearly the entire world (presumably with aid of satellites and GPS): "The Soviets made far more detailed maps of some parts of the world. They mapped all of Europe, nearly all of Asia, as well as lar
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by cjslep 11y ago
The Zimbabwe Dollar was literally working in the sense you mean it too. You could buy goods like bread with trillions of it, etc. So I think a currency's definition of success is more than that.
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by cjslep 11y ago
Really neat, especially since the source could be from different languages and compilers. I'd be interested at the deanonymization accuracy within the Go language where there is a widespread adoption of the code formatting tool and see
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by cjslep 11y ago
Accounting for failure frequency due to natural disasters occurs at the design (initial or retrofit) stage, not the maintenance stage. Should every mom-and-pop dam adhere to the once-in-ten-thousand-year-rule (eg: nuclear powerplants) or on
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by cjslep 11y ago
Wow, so I think you must have really set up a really flammable strawman for me, really tried to read into what I said, or mistaken me for someone else. All I was trying to say is his racism is occasionally (story-dependent) not insignific
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by cjslep 11y ago
> What are you two disagreeing about? I think we are both supporters of Lovecraft, but I just wanted to say that sometimes when his racism shows it isn't insignificant: to understand the fear he is applying the reader needs to know
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by cjslep 11y ago
I wouldn't say insignificant. To fully appreciate some of his works, the reader needs to understand the racist mindset he had and the larger fears he was playing off of that stemmed from racism. Do dismiss his flaws would be a disservi
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by cjslep 11y ago
The Qt Company too.
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by cjslep 11y ago
Sorry if my comment drew lines, that was not my intention. I just wanted to highlight a particularly vivid memory I had at a very impressionable age which has helped contribute to my desensitized reaction to this - the lack of which I am a
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by cjslep 11y ago
Is it bad that this honestly doesn't surprise me? In 2005 my 15 year old self was passing through Northern Georgia to see grandparents, and we hit traffic at the only town stoplight because a Grand Wizard and lots of KKK members were r
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by cjslep 11y ago
How did you create the depth map?
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by cjslep 11y ago
> It is generally agreed by political commentators that we are in the midst of a sweeping progressive political regime which is expected to last at least for another decade if not more. Which southern State Legislature(s) and/or Gov
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by cjslep 11y ago
Have you played Battle for Wesnoth?[0] I would seriously consider including it in your list. Insanely fun and difficult turn-based game. [0] http://wesnoth.org/
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by cjslep 11y ago
It's a bummer to see all corporate support drop once they support one lawsuit against a corporation. Expected, but sad. I guess no one wants to fund an org that might sue them, or they don't want to sour ties with VMWare by suppor
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by cjslep 11y ago
It is similar to spending 90% of a developers time optimizing code that only takes 5% of total time, and most of it is external API calls he or she can do nothing about. Still, in the case of human life, I have nothing against trying everyt
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by cjslep 11y ago
Do you know how much effort/time it would take to spin up a "play.kashmir", similar to "play.golang"? If it is minimal, it could be one of those items that really lowers the barrier to entry into the language.
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by cjslep 11y ago
I just think the parent is solidly entrenched in the prevailing LoL community mindset. Surprisingly, it hasn't changed much from 2010. I've tried to spell my perspective out in a sibling thread; it may overlap some of the points y

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