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disputin
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"I think that as a culture ... We're society of " - you consider humans to be a single culture, a single society? "just because he wanted to have sex with his wife" - it had been a while. He didn't shut down t
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disputin
12y ago
I'm seeing this in London with the influx from Europe. I've come to the conclusion that the sacred concept of diversity, handled ham-fistedly, is more like the power of the atom, very useful, and very dangerous. Lose control of
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disputin
12y ago
"given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow". I agree, but think that the laundry is dirty, and that with all the vested interests these systems change far too slowly for it to all be over in a decade or so. I'm hoping mor
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disputin
12y ago
http://hackeurope.eu/ - looks like it's on holiday.
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disputin
12y ago
Seriously? "...we understand some programmers do... ...we continue to think about it... ...This remains an open issue."
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disputin
12y ago
I stopped reading. The further I got the more the article seemed to be complaining not about channels but that Go isn't a functional language. That's right, it isn't.
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disputin
12y ago
"...incapable of admitting problems..." From the Go FAQ: Why does Go not have generic types? Generics may well be added at some point. We don't feel an urgency for them, although we understand some programmers do. https:
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disputin
12y ago
And Spanish Marias. I understand it's the result of General Franco forcing it.
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12y ago
They're allowed to innovate after the first season. Agreed not much to do with F1, and wondered if it wasn't intended as a way for racing to get around Bernie's control of F1.
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12y ago
We've been educating and cracking down for decades. I'm not suggesting an alternative, rather an additional tool. I think a bomb might be quite educational. I would be happy with peaceful monitor drones, thermal imaging cctv, a
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12y ago
My laptop's fan has has hit overdrive and beyond.
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12y ago
I'd like a rover sent to snap Olympus Mons.
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disputin
12y ago
Can drone practice take place on poachers?
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disputin
12y ago
There was also WIG. I was writing WAP sites in '99, incurring pretty large bills while developing and testing. The company had a very close relationship with the mobile company so fortunately we just got them written off.
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12y ago
Reminds me of living on the ground floor next to a planty area in Malta. I was killing around 18 mosquitoes every evening, and discovered they fly through keyholes. Next flat was on the third floor.
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12y ago
I'll be taking a look at that, thanks. In London I find the majority of diversity has little integration, instead each nationality gathers in a location and forms an insular "community" mostly detached from the others, which
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disputin
12y ago
A stay of execution.
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disputin
12y ago
Is it expected that I respond to the throw-away account of a down-voting anonymous coward?
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disputin
12y ago
Citizen's income is no fantasy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income
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12y ago
The replies against you suggest solutions on an individual level, as in the problem being one of too many concepts for the individual. I suggest the problem is not too many concepts for the individual, but for a team.
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12y ago
Are they including web traffic? "The Tata Global Network(TGN) has Trans-Atlantic and Trans-Pacific data transfer capacity of one terabit per second." http://www.formula1.com/news/headlines/2012/2&#x
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12y ago
I expect if you tell everyone how it's done you'll then attract a bunch of people probing it thinking they might know a way around the restrictions. Not knowing where to start, they don't bother.
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12y ago
Good point. 10% of infections are from people who have both ebola and flu? Seems initial ebola symptoms are/can be flu-like, so presumably healthcare workers might be casual around newly infected.
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12y ago
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-12/one-question-about-...
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12y ago
Needing some education here. They took a pig's heart, dead, injected it with metal, and are impressed that this showed up in an x-ray? Gunther von Hagen with metal?
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12y ago
I haven't read the article yet, but I know what you're talking about. Articles and documentaries almost always discuss natural selection as if there were intention. Even if they demonstrate that they know what they're talki
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12y ago
Agreed. Having to wear headphones is unpleasant. I can't work unless I have crap on my head, and I have to listen to music? Ridiculous. Shortly before I left my last position the new manager arranged the seating so that the most co
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12y ago
The outgoing people you meet will have met many people, including crazier than you. The crazy people you meet might think you're normal, or be happy to have met another crazy. I was stalked for a year - I bet I wouldn't think yo
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12y ago
Grass mud horse - I went to Wikipedia, thought I was going to see an animal: The Grass Mud Horse or Cǎonímǎ (草泥马), is a Chinese Internet meme widely used as a form of symbolic defiance of the widespread Internet censorship in China. It is a
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12y ago
Yes, an indicator of ease of renting would be great - lease lengths and bureaucracy.
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