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by dionian 8y ago
> That's the cost of doing horrible business. But doesn't Twitter have many people saying horrible things? If gab is letting people talk about murdering people and not taking action, I'm fine with it - but is that the case
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by dionian 8y ago
I use safari quite often and do not see this very often
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by dionian 8y ago
> I'll be honest, many of the issues I've seen with meetings are issues with not training people how to have productive meetings, not having it clear who can make decisions, and perverse incentives. I agree with this, a lot of
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by dionian 8y ago
> City officials discovered that citizens had been skirting recycling mandates by dumping things in public trash bins This is certainly true, i often saw signage on trash cans in places like 7-11 saying the trash was for customers only.
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by dionian 8y ago
if its that important of a part of your life, buy two pairs of wireless headphones. but given the ridiculously fast charge time of airpods, why worry? otherwise, I hope apple keeps tailoring the products to the normal use cases and not maki
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by dionian 8y ago
The elite of china spend their time protecting their power from the people. That's why they can't really project outward as much.
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by dionian 8y ago
trace: used for visualizing flow of program, extremely noisy and never on prod debug: low level flow of program, inputs/outputs info: what I want to see at runtime in prod, high level flow of program, details about operation so I know
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by dionian 8y ago
Generally at least in Java or similar languages it's better to compose rather than implement or extend, i.e. HashMap works fine for most cases, and you may not really need to implement java.util.Map if you're building something &q
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by dionian 8y ago
Ok, so who decides what is a "mistake", and when do existing "established" laws become a "mistake"? Common law is based on the idea that case law and precedent help establish how we apply law in harmony with t
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by dionian 8y ago
1. "Simplified" is technically a script variant of traditional developed in the last half century or so, only in the PRC - but they are ultimately still the same system. Those who can read traditional chinese script can read simpl
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by dionian 8y ago
similarly, learning by individual character (thousands) is much harder than learning by radical (dozens - ~250 total)
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by dionian 8y ago
Making small changes incrementally instead of talking about what could be is a much more practical way of leading them towards sanity. Very common situation
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by dionian 8y ago
It's a good and a bad thing. It's good beacuse there is a lot of competition.
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by dionian 8y ago
well, ROC and PRC are for all intents and purposes foreign to each other... if not hostile
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by dionian 8y ago
an IT can be used as an AT, but doesnt have to be
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by dionian 8y ago
is it even possible to get a perceptible amount of nicotine through second hand smoke? isn't it mostly water vapor and annoying smells?
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by dionian 8y ago
Still true to this day - I've been pulled over for speeding just over 80, and the State Police knocked my recorded speed down to just below 80 so I wouldn't get a very serious "aggravated" speeding ticket (something like
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by dionian 8y ago
whiteboard is more useful for design than code, i give them a computer to code on
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by dionian 8y ago
it's legal censorship
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by dionian 8y ago
even better they should do it on all sides of the political spectrum
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by dionian 8y ago
I too wish they would abandon an open standard like USB-C for a cornucopia of proprietary and legacy plugs.
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by dionian 8y ago
The Federal Government should not be in the business of censorship.
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by dionian 8y ago
people write terrible java code, java is fine. no surprise scala suffers from that worse since it has a lot more power
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by dionian 8y ago
So just reuse the common layers and only have your WAR file layer changing
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by dionian 8y ago
waiting on build servers is still waiting
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by dionian 8y ago
For large projects, fat JARs are slow to build. Unless you bundle JARs inside the JAR and use a special classloader, like Spring Boot... I don't use them at all because it's a pain. Plus you'd probably want to put your app co
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by dionian 8y ago
In which respects?
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by dionian 8y ago
also was very surprised, its been one of the most notable perceived performance jumps between major releases probably ever
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by dionian 8y ago
How does "science" cause a crisis? Are you arguing that Nietzche was saying that "God is a bad concept and proven wrong by science"? That was never my reading. Can you provide evidence for your claims regarding what &quo
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by dionian 8y ago
I loved it even when it launched and everyone was complaining about data and it was hyped up. A brand new app had data problems but the user experience was, in comparison to its peers, quite excellent. I still find it my preferred map esp

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