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by fleitz 10y ago
Yeah, so if you're not a fucking idiot, instead of taking out a front page newspaper ad announcing to the world that you want to buy ALL THE MILK. You should instead send 4 or 5 trucks to each location and buy the available milk, the g
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by fleitz 10y ago
Unless you are exceeding the liquidity on a single exchange HFT will never affect you. Here how it works... Imagine you want to BUY 10000 MSFT... You send your order to exchange A, it does a partial fill for 1000 orders, and sends the remai
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by fleitz 10y ago
If you install Chrome it supports these things, that's 'native' to me. Does it act like JS? No, but its still native.
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by fleitz 10y ago
Chrome supports ActionScript natively, as well as C++
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by fleitz 10y ago
Yes, read the browser docs, many browsers support languages other than JS. However, if the browser only supports a given language than the final target must be that language, similar to how only machine code executes of a CPU, everything el
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by fleitz 10y ago
I hear these people are called 'full stack developers' even. Though I wouldn't want to use the colonial methods of 'looking, collecting, and record-keeping.' I've heard that doing these things is how you unders
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by fleitz 10y ago
Interesting paper, I wonder what her thoughts on the hermeneutics of quantum gravity are.
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by fleitz 10y ago
What do you think Vancouver was before we poured bitumen all over it? Also the idea that people in Yaletown/Gastown should go live in old factories and warehouses seems to have just fine.
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by fleitz 10y ago
Because you live in a country that is more concerned that exposing the corruption of your democracy poses more of a threat than the corruption of democracy itself.
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by fleitz 10y ago
Yeah I've always thought of genes as like dynamic code, it's hard to tell what's going on until you run it
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by fleitz 10y ago
Take a look around the world, even North Korea is a democracy. Everyone has it, you're not so special to have a democracy.
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by fleitz 10y ago
Brexit isn't quite a counter example until they invoke Article 50, before then it's unclear whether the will of the people will be respected.
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by fleitz 10y ago
It's a rigged system that's the way it's supposed to work. Either you overcome the rigging, or you STFU and unify with the corruption. As Sarah Silverman would say, stop being ridiculous. Besides, what are you going to do abo
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by fleitz 10y ago
The emails only confirm what everyone already knew. It was like Snowden, a shock only to those who weren't paying attention.
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by fleitz 10y ago
That's not 'microservices'
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by fleitz 10y ago
It's especially fun when you get to write the monolith 3 times over for web, ios and android.
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by fleitz 10y ago
Yeah that sentence essentially translated as 'build the wall' to me.
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by fleitz 10y ago
The people who spend the least are the poorest. If you we're thinking about putting your money into something worthwhile you'd very likely get a tax credit, also here's the kicker, the most you can get your expenses down to i
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by fleitz 10y ago
Ad Block Plus, no ads, no desire to purchase the products I didn't see. Seriously, not buying stuff / eating out is the best way for me to save money, especially if I spent the time that I would have been shopping / going out
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by fleitz 10y ago
> Fourth, the Normans are only one link in history. Why stop with them? The Normans come from the Norse. The Norse are Germans. Why not simply say it's all due to German colonization? You could well say that... but I'm not sure
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by fleitz 10y ago
lol. Please tell me more about how Nordic people never established any colonies. The countries that made all the colonies are Nordic colonies in and of themselves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normans
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by fleitz 10y ago
Yes, the middle class IS shrinking, but the amazing thing is people are leaving to the upper classes at a 2:1 ratio. > The study shows that as the number of middle-class Americans fell (from 61 percent of the population to 51 percent of
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by fleitz 10y ago
It's similar in Canada lots of people have guns, we use them for hunting, not carrying around.
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by fleitz 10y ago
Some seriously bad analysis in the article 'About half of millennial tech workers say it’s important (26.5%)'
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by fleitz 10y ago
Exactly, I'm in fucking Canada and I always look at the officer and get their go ahead before opening the glove box, reaching into my pocket. I'm also the kind of person who gets into debates with cops out why I was stopped, etc.
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by fleitz 10y ago
It's also a language we don't understand. Haskell is virtually unreadable to me, however, I do understand that it's a quite powerful language. I would imagine that if I took the time to learn Red / Haskell the code would
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by fleitz 10y ago
Neither are Ponzi schemes, neither FB, nor the DAO use income derived from the sale of securities to drive the payment of dividends on those securities. Zuck doesn't control the majority of shares, he controls the majority of voting sh
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by fleitz 10y ago
Fully agree, I worked with the real jr mining industry, it's the exact same kind of bullshit. Why not just call it BreX coin and drop the pretense?
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by fleitz 10y ago
All investing is speculation.
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by fleitz 10y ago
It's more about whether the attacker has control of the any portion of the compressed contents. If they have control over the stream then you don't want compression, if they don't you do.

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