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541.
by corndoge 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affirmative_action_in_the_Unit...
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by corndoge 8y ago
College of Statistics and Nonlinear Function Approximation
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by corndoge 8y ago
This seems to be a red herring because, while not a worthless statement in and of itself, it is largely irrelevant to the parent's comment
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by corndoge 8y ago
Yes, it's bizarre how the media has siezed on the passive mention of a bug patched in a blog post about Google+ that revealed basically no information of value and turned it into a story. I suppose it's just a reminder how little
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by corndoge 8y ago
The fact is that the greyhat could intrude, which means anyone else could intrude. If you didn't want him there you should have patched your damn router. There is no point in being outraged because you have already been owned, and th
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by corndoge 8y ago
There is no getting rid of cars for the foreseeable future, making them electric is the obvious next step for reducing their environmental impact
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by corndoge 8y ago
You misinterpreted parent in the second section, quotations around sentence subject for clarity: >I wasn't advocating "flying craft there anyway and if there's a crash well we'll pivot to a new model".
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by corndoge 8y ago
Sure it can, just patch it out
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by corndoge 8y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18140617 which is also a dupe of some other post
550.
by corndoge 8y ago
If you write your docs in RST or Markdown, readthedocs is also a great choice. With a GitHub webhook they'll automatically build and publish your docs. Point your own domain at it and it couldn't be easier.
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by corndoge 8y ago
Agreed, seems like a nice theory but without sources of any kind I could come up with another ten such plausible theories
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by corndoge 8y ago
it sounds like you assume that (an unnamed) we *has* to be in the United States. I wouldn't say this to anyone on hn who uses "we" without a qualifier because I assume as a matter of course that everyone on this webs
553.
by corndoge 8y ago
The United States is not Spain. Nitpick all you want - the vast majority of populated places in the US will never ban cars, at least for the foreseeable future.
554.
by corndoge 8y ago
This kind of snark, or perhaps just unrealistic statements, gets us nowhere...dedicated infrastructure for cyclists alongside the same infrastructure for cars is actually viable. Making a comment about how everybody should be using bikes is
555.
by corndoge 8y ago
Cyclists really don't belong on the road. It's such an odd collective viewpoint that a vehicle which virtually always travels far below the speed limit should be allowed alongside vehicles that travel at the speed limit. I think t
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by corndoge 8y ago
If your dream of the internet was centered around reliable product reviews I feel bad for you
557.
by corndoge 8y ago
Responding as "sorry, I didn't mean it that way" if you really didn't mean it that way requires you to say "sorry" and thus take responsibility for an offense that was not committed. Obviously if you prefer to
558.
by corndoge 8y ago
I agree with you and can only add that at some point, obsessing over information collection from stuff like this is a waste of life. Yes, privacy is important. Focusing on it to the point of obsession, as so many of us do, is just time that
559.
by corndoge 8y ago
"You suck at video games, enjoy your DUI" Honestly this sounds unreasonable.
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by corndoge 8y ago
It sucks when you work on public open source code with internal forks.
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by corndoge 8y ago
Jira has some asinine design issues, e.g. the only way you can link a git commit to a ticket is by putting the ticket ID into the commit message, generally has confusing choices for UI, code blocks {code}are annoying to add{code} and don&#x
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by corndoge 8y ago
I think the problem is that it already is really easy. I feel like it'd be hard to simplify the interface of something like UniFi's AP series and still keep the number of knobs it gives you. And you almost certainly will never sim
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by corndoge 8y ago
Yeah, whatever, hope they cure cancer with my saliva sample. More power to em. I signed the ToS.
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by corndoge 8y ago
Familiarity and personal preference
565.
by corndoge 8y ago
It reduces the available resources for my dev vms (read: actual work) by a disproportionate amount
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by corndoge 8y ago
If the topology is simple then managing static routes can be way easier than doing dynamic routing correctly, otherwise I'd start looking at BGP. Your best option right now in terms of software is FRR or bird. But first you should unde
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by corndoge 8y ago
hacker news continues to push forward the state of alzheimers research one comment at a time
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by corndoge 8y ago
metric 600 if two routes to the same destination exist the kernel will (in general) use the one with the lower metric proto kernel this is where the route came from, for most end user hosts this will be kernel but if your box is running
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by corndoge 8y ago
>The 20 (that seemed high to him for a 2 year plea) is a fuck you for going to trial when you are almost undoubtedly guilty Innocent until proven guilty is supposed to be the fundamental value of our justice system, this is the core issu
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by corndoge 8y ago
I take it this only works for web dev? Might want to specify that.

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