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by dev_dull 8y ago
Then they fix the bug and his leverage disappears.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Just a heads up. Make sure you get both solar and powerwall at the same time if you don’t yet already have solar. I learned the hard way about the additional cost associated with replacing the ac inverter. Here we’re mandated by the city to
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Can we try it again except this time without the power of an organization to push awful copyright laws down the throats of every country[1]? It’s like if you consolidate power it becomes easier to corrupt. 1. https://www.eff.org&
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by dev_dull 8y ago
A story of underfunded pensions coming to a local municipality near all of us.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
There’s obvious brain-drain problems. Turkey doesn’t want it’s smartest people moving and working here. Nor is it in the interest of the US for high skilled workers to go abroad.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Everybody thinks its easy when the times are good.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
All good points thanks for the response.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
I didn’t mean to knock Go. It’s just that when I ask people what they love about it, nobody usually expresses a “feeling” they have when they use it.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
How does your team (E.g., the people on the hook for reviewing/supporting/contributing to your project) feel about the change? This is a big difference when moving from Go. A language that nobody calls beautiful, but is very easy
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by dev_dull 8y ago
> This was before Russia was the democracy-manipulating enemy it is today Ugh. It’s like millennials woke up yesterday and said to themselves “Wait a minute. We have rival countries that don’t have our best intentions in mind??” Did ou
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by dev_dull 8y ago
what do you think they’re developing in China and Russia right now? What’s to stop China from forcibly reuniting Taiwan and Russia Ukraine? Without a deterrent, nothing. If we stigmatize building deterrents/weapons the other countries
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by dev_dull 8y ago
We must protect ourselves from threats from without and without. It doesn’t make one any more or less important than the other.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Get out in nature and think about your problems. Go on walks. Hike. Take up photography and stargazing. Use the time to unplug. When you do return to your screen you’ll have a fresh prospective on a lot of your problems. You’ll also be happ
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by dev_dull 8y ago
They send it to a ruthless collections company and ruin your credit.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
what do you think our rivals are doing right now? Sitting on their hands refusing to develop advanced threats? We must protect our country. Let’s not be naive to the fact that we have enemies who want to destroy us, or overtake us in powe
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Totally agree regarding compiled languages. I’m surprised python et all don’t offer a way to check for file/script “correctness” without execution. It’s so bad that I will often add a “-h” flag to scripts I encounter just so I can run
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by dev_dull 8y ago
It’s really silly how people are worried about this like it’s a looming legal crisis. Have you seen the types of videos that are used in courts? They're grainy, CCTV footage with a trusted chain of custody. It’s not like they take foo
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by dev_dull 8y ago
The world of ephemeral containers really has changed the dynamic. Erlang solves a lot of problems with good solutions, but writing good software is only part of the battle. Lifecycle management, monitoring, etc make up a huge operational bu
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Healthcare gets an emotional reaction from people. And honestly it should. What’s A budget balance when someone you love has cancer and can’t afford treatment? Nobody cares at that point. Most of the public conservatives (talk show, tv) tha
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by dev_dull 8y ago
A lot of people are like you. Myself included. Which is why this topic is a front-and-center part of the democratic strategy for 2020. And if there isn’t a working alternative proposed by Republicans I don’t see much hope for them.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
When used as insurance. However health insurance is really just the way we pay for healthcare.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
I would also like to see this started on a state level. I’m not sure why we have to do it “all or nothing”. Id it presents so many economic benefits then they can make it work on a state level.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
The answer to this is so simple: rather than trying to optimize algorithms for admission, we need to decrease the demand for admissions to these schools. 1. Increase the supply. More seats. More schools. More teachers. More locations. 2. D
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Goodhart's Law: “When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.” SATs will quickly become one of the poorest indicators for success.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
At that point why specifically call out sexuality? Why not just say “candidates whom have matured behind their peers because of difficult life experiences”?
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by dev_dull 8y ago
The reason it's not used more often is only because it's incrementally better than salted and memory-hard hashed passwords. It has obvious and important benefits, but still only incrementally better. It's more important tha
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by dev_dull 8y ago
Sounds like their would be mutual filtering.
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by dev_dull 8y ago
> in my opinion, we should probably not tax corporations at all. ultimately all corporate revenue turns into either income for employees or capital gains for investors, so just tax these (progressively) and hike the rates. This sounds
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by dev_dull 8y ago
> They don't have an army of accountants on retainer to figure out how to game the tax code and accomplish things that weren't really intended. Even that doesn’t sound that bad to me. All of those people have a job, are being
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by dev_dull 8y ago
> write off on their taxes. Thankfully the poster got it right but the headline from the article itself is very misleading. Deferring taxes != writing off investments. Also, why does the headline writer take shots at billionaires for p

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