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by doki_pen 17y ago
Perhaps because the article has the title "why _men_ don't listen".
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Traakr's take on Shoes of Prey story(traackr.com)
4 points by doki_pen 17y ago|0 comments
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by doki_pen 17y ago
$ irb >> def nil.method_missing *args >> nil >> end => nil >> a = nil => nil >> a.b.c.d => nil >>
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Ideally, I'm paid to my level of competence, which means I work all day. I'd have to be a moron to produce many times more then others for the same reward.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
It seems like you are trying to figure out if you can get an employee to do more work then others for the same amount of money. The basic idea is that you pay people for the work they do. If they get it done quicker then others, that is n
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by doki_pen 17y ago
When will people stop arguing about this? Stop projecting your own problems on me. I work great from home. Just because it doesn't work for you, doesn't mean it doesn't work for others. This seems like a pretty basic idea in life that p
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Code Review With Gerrit, a Mostly Visual Guide(unethicalblogger.com)
3 points by doki_pen 17y ago|0 comments
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by doki_pen 17y ago
He mentions mind-share as a factor. It is compelling that I can go in #git on freenode and have any questions I have answered promptly and completely.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I will be omnipotent? Huh, that's a stretch. I can barely understand the relatively simple programs I write. If there is a human being who understands his own code completely, in a large system, I'd like to meet him.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
It's not that bad. I never enjoyed using Tortoise and always stuck with cli svn. git's tools set is far superior to svn's.
521.
by doki_pen 17y ago
dtach is a lightweight, minimalist alternative. http://dtach.sourceforge.net/
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Zed Shaw Launches Original Music Publication Site SongBe.At(zedshaw.com)
4 points by doki_pen 17y ago|0 comments
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Those are harsh words for a creative work. I'm sure Salinger didn't ask to be regarded as he is. Most people create nothing in their lives.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I wasn't saying that Copenhagen was an example of how the US is great and China is bad. But it seems that right now the US is more aligned (selfishly) with cutting pollution then China is. It is directly against China's immediate interest
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by doki_pen 17y ago
The article makes note that rare earth metals have a huge application in green energy, and that 95% of the world's rare metals are in China. It's ironic that, of all countries, China would have a monopoly on natural resources that can help
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The Free Software Foundation's Reaction to the iPad Launch(fsf.org)
118 points by doki_pen 17y ago|52 comments
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Apparently there is come strange ctcp traffic going around that is causing me to constantly get bounced from freenode. Anyone know how to change ctcp settings in bip?
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Freenode Spam Attack(blog.freenode.net)
1 points by doki_pen 17y ago|1 comments
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by doki_pen 17y ago
static const int kGoatsTeleportedColumn = (94024 * kNuthMagicNumber) & kBitMask; case kGoatsTeleportedColumn: // Goats Teleported. goats_teleported_ += rand(); return FormatNumber(goats_teleported_);
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Robots That Look and Act Like Bugs(hexapodrobot.com)
1 points by doki_pen 17y ago|0 comments
531.
by doki_pen 17y ago
Is there a transcript?
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Ideological indoctrination is an important part of the US education system. But we should be indoctrinating children to the American philosophy and not some anti-american religious ideas. This builds a stronger society and goes a long way
533.
by doki_pen 17y ago
Why do we choose U-Haul and not housing costs? It seems obvious to me that everything is more expensive in California, including U-Haul. It's cherry picking.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
The real question is, why is living in California so much more desirable then living in Texas? If Texas was as desirable, would they have some of the same problems? Ultimately a state(in the US) is made up of citizens, not land or governm
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Often times, when I must use proprietary software in the course of my employment, I run into some issue with the software that is incredibly annoying. I'm sure there are many other users who feel the same was as I do about a particular pie
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Again, the FSF never claims that GPL creates better software. RMS has said time and time again that user freedom is more important to him then high-quality software. And that if someone were to prove that proprietary software was over hig
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by doki_pen 17y ago
If there are any restrictions on redistribution, then it is not copyleft. A company could sell GPL licensed code but there would be nothing to stop the buyers from distributing it any way they wanted, including freely.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I think it is very clear that he is saying, some software wouldn't be free at all if not for dual licensing. So if dual licensing allows more software to be free, then it is good.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
rms has always been of the opinion that the quality of software is less important then the freedom of software. He has admitted that open source software _may_ lead to better quality, but it doesn't matter. His ideal is freedom for the u
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I think you missed the point. My point was that you should be able to judge the argument without prejudice based on the speaker. If you are using credibility as your mode of discerning the truth, then I fear that you will be wrong about m

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