dimino

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by dimino 10y ago
This isn't really a place for relationship advice, but to frame it in the context of a startup, if a founder just won't talk about a decision you both need to make together, that's a huge red flag that maybe going into busine
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by dimino 10y ago
Do a lot of these problems go away if you can afford to pay in cash for a diamond and it doesn't inhibit future purchasing decisions?
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by dimino 10y ago
My one gripe is how it handles large files. It's definitely an issue because if you fuck up and "accidentally" open one, it's a bitch to get Atom to stop (you basically have to kill the process, which always feels hea
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by dimino 10y ago
This article is written by (and marketing for) someone who created that job board.
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by dimino 10y ago
I don't agree that it's a string anti-pattern whatsoever. It's a clear signal that the person can interpret the meaning of a rule and adhere to it in a way that makes sense for the person who made the rule as well as the con
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by dimino 10y ago
A minor point, but keep in mind a "100% increase" of 1 is 2.
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by dimino 10y ago
Jesus, this is an ignorant comment. "How are these scientist be so sure" <- Not how science works. There will never be a point at which anyone will be able to accurately state with absolute certainty that any food is &quot
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by dimino 10y ago
s/busy/lazy/g At least, that's how the marketing is hitting me.
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by dimino 10y ago
Probably not, to be honest. For a game like chess, the challenge is that there are so few things you can actually do. Inefficiencies aren't really a thing, every single move has a semi-discrete value. Starcraft however has all kin
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by dimino 10y ago
The UI was a trivial enough component that it can be replicated by a dozen competitors, to suddenly become a hugely busy space such as it is now. Those people with money can easily be stolen out from under Slack, precisely because the
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by dimino 10y ago
I don't understand why people keep saying it's not "easy" or IRC doesn't do history "well"? ZNC or another bouncer is plenty easy to set up and configure, and you get a full history of all messages in a c
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by dimino 10y ago
I use their Mac client just fine...
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by dimino 10y ago
What people are saying is that not only have the pieces to make Slack been around for awhile, but IRC has implemented those pieces successfully for 20 years. The only "innovation" Slack provided was the UI, and that's te
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by dimino 10y ago
Why?
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by dimino 10y ago
I just... never see "quit" as the response to a bad colleague. I could be wrong, I guess.
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by dimino 10y ago
3 people left their jobs rather than work with the novice to make him better? You're never going to find happiness that way, friend.
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by dimino 10y ago
It's only hard to use if you care about those things, and aren't willing to simply "cash out" when you want to spend on other things.
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by dimino 10y ago
I've latched onto this as my explanation for why English students are worse with math (English counts numbers weirdly, but Asian languages do math within their language to perform counting): http://www.wsj.com/articles&
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by dimino 10y ago
In a word? No.
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by dimino 10y ago
Because it worked? If my pace maker was running better after the nutritionist tinkered, and continued to do so except for some completely unrelated issue, I'd let that nutritionist figure out the completely unrelated issue and get back
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by dimino 10y ago
I also need balanced humors and the occasional bloodletting, in addition to a "varied diet". You realize what you're saying is completely unrelated to the actual article, right?
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by dimino 10y ago
You literally don't understand how someone could draw the conclusion that the same materials produce the same energy, regardless of form? That concept utterly eludes you?
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by dimino 10y ago
Anyone who struggles with digestion and still decided Soylent was a good idea probably deserves at least in some part the gastrointestinal stress that ensued. There will never be "conclusive" science regarding how and what we ea
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by dimino 10y ago
But do you understand that based on the way I was raised, eat was the thing you did because if you didn't you'd literally die? There is no cultural value to food, for me. There is no social value that I find appealing about foo
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by dimino 10y ago
I have a more general question, but is this what the "gig" economy looks like in China? Would Instapainting and the work it produces for the folks doing the paintings count as "gigs"? Could this question (Are you really
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by dimino 10y ago
That's a stereotype. Just as often the smartest guy in the room is also the one talking.
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by dimino 10y ago
Right? It's not like the cop is Judge Dredd, he gets time in front of a judge...
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by dimino 10y ago
This has nothing to do with governments, it's freaking hard to build secure software. There'd be bugs in American software just like there are bugs in the foreign software.
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by dimino 10y ago
But that's not how it's happening. These IoT devices are being granted IP addresses, somehow. Mirai is scanning the web and blindly trying telnet, and if it works, it tries these password combos. It doesn't do anything eve
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by dimino 10y ago
Laws won't fix this, recalls won't fix this, what we need to do is find a technical solution to the DDoS problem. You can't un-ring this bell, and it might actually be harmful to try. A free and open Internet is more importa

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