darkhorse

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by darkhorse 16y ago
nothing i said was factually incorrect. the truth hurts i guess. it's pretty funny that you revisionist history mormon apologists will claim that his 1826 trial records are fake, but think gold tablets sent by angels and never seen by anyon
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by darkhorse 16y ago
the fact that a multinational organization with revenues in the billions can do SEO is not at all impressive to me. furthermore, you really need to question your belief system and analytical processes if you follow a church founded by a guy
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by darkhorse 16y ago
stop reinventing the square wheel, please. i don't want to play a game that looks like it's from 20 years ago, the only difference being it runs EVEN WORSE than it did on a 486.
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by darkhorse 16y ago
he left out this caveat about the nginx comparison: "Please take with a grain of salt. Very special circumstances. NGINX peaked at 4mb of memory Node peaked at 60mb."
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by darkhorse 16y ago
and out comes mongo's dirty little secret - you have to have enough ram in your boxes to hold not just all the data in ram, but all the indexes too, or it completely shits the bed. putting hundreds of gigs of ram in a box isn't cheap. are t
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by darkhorse 16y ago
i'd argue that almost everything done online (posting to twitter, writing a blog, and yes posting comments here, updating facebook) is done primarily to show off, garner attention, feel important, show people how gosh darn smart you are, et
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by darkhorse 16y ago
I can't wait for Obie's next book, "The Jails Way" seriously though, if you associate and start businesses with people who send fake invoices for deceptive services like this, you are probably a sleazeball. even if you do have glamour shots
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by darkhorse 16y ago
wow, lots of homophobe-apologists masquerading as free speech crusaders here tonight. it doesn't take a genius to realize that: a) having a lightning-rod homophobe/bigot on the team will turn into a PR nightmare and result in a media circus
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by darkhorse 17y ago
what about the crappy user experience of having a blog and no place for people to comment?
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by darkhorse 17y ago
this article's entire argument seems to be based around the idea that people only use twitter to broadcast mundane personal updates. that would get old very fast. 5 seconds of actual "journalism" would have evaporated this premise pretty q
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by darkhorse 18y ago
"I'm no prude" I'd argue that you are, and you have some extremely revealing hang-ups about sex and sexuality, as evidenced by your reaction to a freaking cartoon avatar ("make me, personally, uncomfortable about working there, or talking
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by darkhorse 18y ago
i think this fellow is right on the money. our economy borrows against future real growth to finance itself, and that will never work in the long term - that real growth is physically constrained, but the debt is not. just look at our natio
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BBC takes over a botnet(techradar.com)
1 points by darkhorse 18y ago|0 comments
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by darkhorse 18y ago
The per-capita deficit isn't really that meaningful. $1000 a person isn't even that much - each citizen of the USA would have to pay $35,462.89 to cancel out the country's national debt. the reason it's not a problem is because our nation
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by darkhorse 18y ago
this makes me wonder about the backup systems of sites like tinyURL. imagine all those shortened URLs everywhere becoming useless!
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by darkhorse 18y ago
have you ever tried to click the tiny comments link from an iphone? it's pretty hard, without zooming in.
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by darkhorse 18y ago
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Spolsky's significant bias in this argument: His company makes bug tracking software! Of COURSE he wants to cast unit testing in a bad light - done properly, it could put him out of business.
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by darkhorse 18y ago
it's because the ruby implementation of "fasta" computes the entire result in memory and then prints it out; the lua one prints as it goes. so, i'd take it with a huge slab of salt.
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by darkhorse 18y ago
let this be a reminder that actions have consequences, and none of us lives in our own isolated bubble. treat others as you'd like to be treated - and that applies both to Arrington and to the spitter.
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by darkhorse 18y ago
guy adds $1 million to bottom line. guy gets stock options, but only if he agrees to work there full-time?!? does anyone else see the ridiculousness in joel's proposal? no wonder the dude walked - that is a horrible deal. anyone in that p