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by ctulek 10y ago
I am not sure if it is getting complicated in terms of libraries and frameworks. We had prototype vs jquery wars, or gwt, dojo or yui discussions. I bet the problem is Github! I mean, we are the victim of their success in solving one of our
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by ctulek 10y ago
CSV for sure requires a convention to be shared between the producer and the consumer of the data. Once you have that I don't think you will need to deal with this problem. To be honest, what I didn't like is the tone of the artic
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by ctulek 10y ago
If you are using a proper CSV library you don't have any of the problems this format is trying to solve. The CSV format does not have any issues mentioned, it is either a buggy CSV library or some lazzy developer who thinks CSV is just
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by ctulek 10y ago
I agree with the introduction part of the article. However, pro gun guys should also stop this "my right to own a gun is in constitution" BS. Once this is also done, it just boils down to a certain group of people having a specifi
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by ctulek 10y ago
I didn't discuss whether the cause is noble or not. I discussed whether what Peter Thiel is doing noble or not. I don't find his action noble. In other words, that someone supports a noble cause does not make them noble, one shoul
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by ctulek 10y ago
If Thiel didn't have a history with Gawker, I would believe to this nobel cause. However, it is obvious that he is using his power for personal revenge. The short article just tries to show that the new billionaires are not different t
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by ctulek 10y ago
Sure. It is a fallacy that one can provide me an objective definition of Christianity or any religion in that regard.
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by ctulek 10y ago
It will be indeed as "objective" as what medicine/biology defines someone "healthy". That being said, we already define certain categories when it comes to disabilities, and with very few disputes. Moral values coul
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by ctulek 10y ago
If we agree that most of the wars and immoral things are done in the name of god, I think being theist or not is irrelevant to posses moral values. I don't think it is in princible impossible to find objective moral values hardwired in
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by ctulek 10y ago
The core problem of utopias is that they take one dimension of human character and push it to its extreme. We are both competitive and cooperative beside many other things. On top of that, the same person can become/look as if more com
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by ctulek 10y ago
I don't think they are trying to answer your big question. On one hand, as mentioned in previous replies, even a human cannot just understand what you are talking about and would ask further questions, on the other hand, it is not abou
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by ctulek 10y ago
Sidenote: we should call it ad-company blockers, not ad blockers
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by ctulek 10y ago
+1 This negative press followed by positive press happened to Tesla so many times, I can't help but think that it is just some guys found a way to make a couple extra bucks.
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by ctulek 11y ago
first world problems
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by ctulek 11y ago
The main reason could be that they don't have a competitor in UNIX devices at the moment, at least when it comes to hardware quality. Beside that, if you want to do mobile development, you need a OS X at hand, again, not much alternati
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by ctulek 11y ago
I don't think an engineer being able to take sabbatical or paid well is something to label engineers as spoiled. As long as work ethic is there, this is actually what an employee in any profession should get. That people are paid here
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by ctulek 11y ago
+1 Regulations on hardware devices do not stop innovation in hardware. One can say there are far few hardware startups than software startups, but I don't think regulations are the main reasons of this difference.
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by ctulek 11y ago
Well, in Turkey, Turkish Delight is not as popular as people may think. Probably, tourists eat more Turkish Delight than Turkish people... I eat more of this sweet here in US then back in Turkey. Looks like another article that just enjoys
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by ctulek 11y ago
Reminds me https://medium.com/matter/shitphone-a-love-story-a44e6643480...
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by ctulek 11y ago
He was already aware of the mismatch with data and his theory, and he didn't hesitate to put "Hand of God" to his work to explain it. : ) That a scientist had great contributions to science doesn't mean that s/he wa
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by ctulek 11y ago
Sorry, my bad about rocket part (There is a difference in Newtonian and Relativity calculations but it is too small). For space technology it is not the rocket launches but, for instance, GPS satellites, that work with the principles of rel
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by ctulek 11y ago
You cannot explain the motions of planets with Newton. Not Mercury at least. You cannot launch a rocket with Newtonian physics either. It will explode, and it did indeed. I don't think you can make efficient photocells either by just u
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by ctulek 11y ago
A follow up question: How many developers want to work in a startup that another developer started?
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by ctulek 14y ago
"The service that keeps track of the state of the world has a fail-safe mode where it will not remove unhealthy instances in the event that a significant portion appears to fail simultaneously." You should keep your logics dumb.
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by ctulek 15y ago
Many times it doesn't matter if things are free or not. Even if thins block people doing things, after a short hiccup, people find a solution to their problems. Stallman's ideology is, at the end, just about preventing hiccups...