euyyn

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by euyyn 8y ago
Opensource though.
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by euyyn 8y ago
Counterpoint: Trying to learn and understand particle physics the way it evolved, before the insight of quarks, is like crossing a quagmire of despair.
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by euyyn 8y ago
> It seems that more and more people are coming to the conclusion that What gives you that impression? It seems the opposite to me.
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by euyyn 8y ago
> we don't like each other very much Hi are you a language?
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by euyyn 8y ago
Taller, better for coding.
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by euyyn 8y ago
And lose customers for no real reason. Great strategy.
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by euyyn 8y ago
A Natural Intelligence in the form of a human assistant can write a solid email for an executive that doesn't have time, based on what the executive tells them to write. This is an assistant for everyone, not just the super rich.
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by euyyn 8y ago
You should receive the amount of corporate email I do. I don't want my email responses at work to be rich personal interactions. I want them to take me the least amount of time while still being useful.
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by euyyn 8y ago
A significant share of those customers must have been lost by the two companies that flew the Concorde, as the alternatives to it are commoditized and offered by many other companies.
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by euyyn 8y ago
The fact that something called Core wasn't the part that's common to all flavors is a big sin.
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by euyyn 8y ago
How does that support Russian's government exactly?
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by euyyn 8y ago
Because you take them off the competition.
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by euyyn 8y ago
Then how does the server check that it's valid?
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by euyyn 8y ago
I think his description complements coldtea's pretty well.
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by euyyn 8y ago
You don't feel safe "through exceptional familiarity" though.
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by euyyn 8y ago
I don't know about the US, but in the EU Parliament, lobbyists need to be registered and I think all their meetings with legislators are part of the public record (maybe not the content, but the fact?).
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by euyyn 8y ago
> Emails aren't tasks. Your use of email must be vastly different from mine then. Corporate email is pretty much a way for other people to add stuff to one's TO-DO list. > If the subject is no longer the same, one could prov
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by euyyn 8y ago
How would you solve them in the client, that GMail hasn't been able to?
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by euyyn 8y ago
That come to mind: Hard to separate pending tasks from just conversations. Hard to split conversations into separate threads when two topics diverge. Leaving a conversation isn't just your decision: you have to both reply all and hop
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by euyyn 8y ago
It works fine for some definition of "fine".
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by euyyn 8y ago
A capability in this sense would be analogous to a bearer token in OAuth2, correct?
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by euyyn 8y ago
I wouldn't pay a single dollar.
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by euyyn 8y ago
> means that the only way for this accident to have occurred is if Mr. Huang was not paying attention to the road I think anyone that's ever developed software knows how naive (to be charitative) that reasoning is.
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by euyyn 8y ago
What's a vector clock?
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by euyyn 9y ago
Whatever in the world are you talking about? Forget about the strawmen in your head and read what people are actually saying here.
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by euyyn 9y ago
Are you Progress Man? :) https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/excelsior
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by euyyn 9y ago
Do you have a link for this, by chance? I hadn't heard.
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by euyyn 9y ago
"Power 9 may dent x86 servers: Alibaba, Google, Tencent test IBM systems" For those like me whose comprehension was hindered by all the upper casing.
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by euyyn 9y ago
> nobody asks for a discussion on things anymore, they just check stuff in and it becomes a defacto standard Google doesn't own Nginx, so I find it hard to believe that there were no discussions and they just went ahead and "ch
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by euyyn 9y ago
If you close the lid without suspending first, does it crash? Or has that been fixed too?

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