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by digikata 11y ago
Well if the intent is that Sourcegraph Core is "for teams of any size", and the code at https://src.sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph is the Core, then it seems like the LICENCE file in the source should be updated to r
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by digikata 11y ago
When you go to the source link at https://src.sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph and look at the LICENSE file, it says: "Use Limitation: 15 users" That implies that the project there is the full Enterprise version? Is th
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by digikata 11y ago
My thought is that if we implement a back door policy, the public will have communication links which are much easier to compromise by any party, while terrorists can still easily use encryption and/or steganography to secure their com
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by digikata 11y ago
I agree in part. It seems like in practice it looks like insurance companies have little interest or capability to reduce healthcare costs. However, I don't understand your reasoning as to why. The high cost of drugs puts the health in
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by digikata 11y ago
I wonder if insurance companies would have some motivation to at least partially fund such a charity?
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by digikata 11y ago
As a thought experiment, I would predict that putting $80B more in the hands of the population of people in the bottom 50% of the wealth distribution would cause more and longer lasting economic activity than the same amount injected, for e
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by digikata 11y ago
I think we're largely in agreement. When too few people have too large a lever, then a few stupid decisions (amplified by collective crowd following in investment circles) really impedes economic growth. On top of that, in the higher l
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by digikata 11y ago
The flip side of that argument is that the top xx% people and organizations have accumulated so much wealth that they really don't know how to allocate it sanely. As soon as some channel opens to receive it (government or private), mon
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by digikata 11y ago
I wonder if game development work culture is different at the engine companies vs the game studios. My hypothesis is that less/no crunch leads to better productivity...
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by digikata 11y ago
There's a key difference between a broadband isp and a mobile service. Customers have a much wider choice of mobile carrier than they do a last-mile isp. Of the mobile carriers, T-mobile was the one to at least attempt to shake up a pr
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by digikata 11y ago
Why under your skin vs. say mounting it on a watch strap?
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by digikata 11y ago
Right, if the QA didn't catch this on emissions, then all sorts of other aspects of the vehicle quality are in question too. Are the vehicles as safe as claimed for example?
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by digikata 11y ago
The Roku remote app allows exactly that for their TV appliance.
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by digikata 11y ago
Yes! There are times when my motor memory recalls the password just fine. But, if I specifically think about the password and can't consciously recall it, at that point the motor memory seems to reset and fails too.
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by digikata 11y ago
North Korea seems periodically dependent on food aid for its population precisely because of the inability to sustain or develop adequate internal capacity.
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by digikata 11y ago
A recent headline: "China debuts new commercial airliner to compete with Boeing 737" http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/3/9665924/china-new-commerci... I'm not sure there are necessarily bro
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by digikata 11y ago
As long as we can hire our own advocate/model to provide a defensive analysis, we might be ok...
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by digikata 11y ago
So why wouldn't that high quality provider simply create their own brand identity at that point. Brand X, an interpretation of Region Ys cheese or wine or whatever...
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by digikata 11y ago
My jet orders arrived eventually, but their shipping time estimates were imaginary.
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by digikata 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inetd ?
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by digikata 11y ago
That was my thought too, to make a simplistic example if a university had both say an engineering school and an art school, it might presumably do worse than a university with only an engineering school. So this metric might favor smaller,
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by digikata 11y ago
I'm gen X too, and graduated into the recession of the 90's and have been lucky to be employed in a high demand field. You mention the stuff that we can buy, and that's part of the modern abundance that I mention that I know
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by digikata 11y ago
> There is no law stating that each generation of humans should have it easier and with more resources available to them There is no law that requires this, but looking at world economic productivity numbers and our industrial & tech
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by digikata 11y ago
It's the next crash through a different vector - if the loans aren't dischargable, a large portion of the the economic activity that young people normally generate as they grow along their career path is now siphoned off to repayi
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by digikata 11y ago
Hmm, my kid's paediatrician recommended whole milk. I think medicine has a problem in that in practice, you have to come to some practical procedures to implement on a huge range of issues - but having done the practical thing, it then
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by digikata 11y ago
Just because you test one sub-system to a degree doesn't mean you are going to casually allow the possibility of damage to the engines or aircraft. Air safety is a set of overlapping precautionary approaches, just like different layers
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by digikata 11y ago
How does this work in TV programs where there are embedded product placements?
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by digikata 11y ago
When code is irrevocable, the team sizes and/or time to handle the code should go way up. I suspect most of us have internalized a gut feel for estimates along the lines of the Linux kernel process or other equivalent commercial low-re
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by digikata 11y ago
So if I suggested that say there is a 100k line update scattered amid a 20M line in-production codebase and you have 90 days before that code goes live and cannot be changed and cannot be revoked. Would you feel that 90 days is sufficient?
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by digikata 11y ago
So are there any upcoming crowd projects to break it down and analyze the text in detail when it comes out?

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