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by fedd 15y ago
It was another layer of a joke...
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by fedd 15y ago
atheists generally don't give a damn to books or symbols otherwise they are idealists in fact
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by fedd 15y ago
which demonstrated that the West gradually moves to satanism for a long time! (joke! joke-joke-joke! show tolerance before downvoting)
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by fedd 15y ago
i guess he's talking about people who seriously compare a violent regime that killed people with magazines with images of colourful trucks in india decorated with kali, swastikas, skulls etc
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by fedd 15y ago
seems like the poll divides the world into SF(&NY), English speaking areas, China, and the rest of the world! :)
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by fedd 15y ago
the division could also be based on the population density. in the west it's higher -> the east-west boundary is to the west..
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by fedd 15y ago
i like the notion of 'increasing risk'. maybe this would lead to less fast websites prototypes, and to more projects that are not just small innovative features, but projects that are making some big innovative things (like the one i used t
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by fedd 15y ago
> kitchen, bathroom, fetch water, etc & smoke! Anyone dares to admit?
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by fedd 15y ago
when I enter russ it shows me Brunei Darussalam first. I guess it's politics! ;)
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by fedd 15y ago
> I think the conservative approach is faster, but it introduces more errors interesting. i use 'conservative' and sometimes get surprised how could i write and send such non-corellated or repeated sentences so close to each other.
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by fedd 15y ago
right. read the doc beforehand, and for financial data use the time proven relational dbs. they're "slow" for a reason. for massive user generated content where big numbers of statistics come into play, and noone would die if you lose their
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by fedd 15y ago
have users of foursquare run into problems? were they serious? did someone lose money? let's ask. it would answer whether to use an eventually consistent db.
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by fedd 15y ago
no longer available. i guess you're trying to show us some people influenced by some western subcultures? see the words 'in general' in my post
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by fedd 15y ago
i'd say, we russians dont even understand these race problems. in general we dont give a damn on races and ethnities.
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by fedd 15y ago
It means making a service not for consumers but for other services is a bad business nowadays?
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by fedd 15y ago
how do experienced people compare one (or 8, by the number of cores) threaded node.js performance with java's asynchronous IO servlets? http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/aio.html
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by fedd 15y ago
> PERSON ON FIRE ... NOT CARE ABOUT MONEY the best for them to invest in and make money on. signed: BURNT OUT
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by fedd 15y ago
i started to make a reddit clone too to demo our mety db - http://vsetec.com/uncensor/ (dont click the spammy links, the site is sorta unattended now).
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by fedd 15y ago
the same amount of money has different 'utility' for different people. losing $10K, a poor guy loses more that a VC losing $1M. it's not that a guy won't be able to buy the next porsche.
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by fedd 15y ago
As VC firms are not about charity, but profit, I can only understand that they think they are able to buy those who invested their last dollars much cheaper. If I were a VC (or when I become one) I wouldn't trust desperate people, those who
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by fedd 15y ago
reading the title, i thought that the article would be about the difference between the master of sales that sells lemonade since his childhood, and the nerd that can't speak smoothly but has disruptive and needed project and working skills
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by fedd 15y ago
really? not everyone becomes a VC because they are afraid that it's very hard? what i see, people don't even know that it's hard so you have to enlighten them. i see people think there are some other barriers, like connections, friends of p
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by fedd 15y ago
so adding a callback runs it if there is a result. thanks
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by fedd 15y ago
I can't understand why. Why?
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by fedd 15y ago
can Deferred work so fast that it don't call some of callback functions because they were not added yet?
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by fedd 15y ago
how would he sit on the inflated round armchairs in this suit? i mean is he dressed appropriately for a technology company?
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by fedd 15y ago
like this? http://hh.ru/ (edit: switch to english there)
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by fedd 15y ago
i sometimes need to use the split window to show me 2 or 3 code chunks that are sequential, so that they scroll together. i mean, not 3 different, distant parts of a document, but like one longer part of a document, where a core function wi
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by fedd 15y ago
i'd say, i'd feel unsafe there even if such a story didn't happen to me... or, while there are houses of thin wood, maybe you are allowed to wear/keep a gun?
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by fedd 15y ago
sorry, do you have metal doors there in SF? as we do in Moscow, Russia. the doors that can be opened only with the help of special forces

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