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http://img2-3.timeinc.net/people/i/2015/news/150209/michael-...
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10y ago
Scala. But to be fair I think reading Scala docs is a PITA too.
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When the richest person in the world does a TED talk explaining how he plans to reduce the world population by 1B+ using vaccines, funded through his giant tax shelter, is it really surprising that there would be some push back? It's a
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10y ago
That's how I feel about reading clojure code.
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10y ago
The success of SillyCon Valley has mostly been from companies with close ties to the government that commercialize black and gray ops technology. We can only hope that the next two technologies scheduled for public availability are permanen
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10y ago
RIP Stan Meyer
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10y ago
There are a lot of good code review tools. If you want to do pair programming then do it async using code reviews. Doing it sync is just wasting two peoples time.
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10y ago
I would probably take a Juke-R over a Tesla.
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10y ago
>yet ALL other manufacturers continue to produce only ugly cars It's like they are having a competition to make the ugliest car ever.
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>JS with JIT kicks the pants off of almost everything --- because it is compiled down to native machine code. Go look them up for yourself. >JIT is the new fad, and it's a huge deal. The term "Just-in-time compilation"
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10y ago
Why not community owned laptops?
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I would have yolo'd it all on SPY calls. My December 30th calls are up like 300% right now. Could have cleared $4M and paid back the loan in full.
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UBI is the feel good solution to the problem of overpopulation but the much more likely solution is a simple cull.
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10y ago
Scala / Cassandra / Elasticsearch / Hazelcast / Akka / Websockets / Protobuf / Vaadin
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10y ago
>Indeed. Pakistan is important to US because of opium and mineral wealth in Afghanistan... FTFY
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10y ago
It's actually very convenient to store it in water. RIP Stan Meyer.
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Modify?
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10y ago
You are asking the wrong question. The real question is why are you still driving to work? What is special about your office that requires you to be there in order to get work done? Do you not have internet at your house?
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10y ago
http://static.lulu.com/browse/product_thumbnail.php?productI...
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That's what they want you to think.
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10y ago
What is your problem with gay people? Pretty sure refusing to work with them is considered discrimination.
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10y ago
Yea a few years ago they changed the format of the urls without redirecting the old urls. Weak sauce.
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They have always had RSS feeds. Maybe not easy to find but they do work.
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Interesting explanation of how one type of alien craft work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_aAVU5Fv5c
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People could learn a lot from Mormons. They haven't forgotten the importance of planning for survival. In the US the 3 main disaster scenarios with high likelihood are: 1. New Madrid earthquake. If a 7.9 magnitude earthquake (same as
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10y ago
It costs about 100x of normal Unity licenses.
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10y ago
What is this? They have a super crappy website. If they only sell to military why even bother having a website? I want one of those 1 exabyte usb drives.
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10y ago
wget
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If you sit in traffic for hours to get to and from work where you sit in front of a computer all day then you are living in the past.
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http://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/not-just-bad-for-horm...
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