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by formula1 9y ago
I think most developers know not to eval() Why would you execute arbitrary text in any other languages?
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by formula1 9y ago
You may be right about this.
33.
by formula1 9y ago
I don't think an underclass living on ramen noodles is very humane
34.
by formula1 9y ago
So that's the spending requirement for a reasonably comfortable life. Good to know
35.
by formula1 9y ago
Seals what? People talking about big ideas that are hard to solve?
36.
by formula1 9y ago
While I appreciate the idea that nature is hard to predict. We have seen many cases where nature has a predictible flow. Now, predicting it and influencing it are two different concepts. And while a board based on mania and joy of free thou
37.
by formula1 9y ago
Unions are meant to be a democracy. If you and others had a problem with the way it was run, ideally you could change it. The fact that you felt it was an organizational issue leads me to believe there is an issue with the leadetship
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by formula1 9y ago
Why would spending money on a brand new system with no proof of success be better than a matured application with plugin support?
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by formula1 10y ago
I would argue competent and effective management by people who view profits worth more than ensuring everyone can enjoy life. These people aren't idiots, they understand game theory, supply and demand and cost cutting to the point they
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by formula1 10y ago
You know who creates the "ai masters"? Corporations You know what coorperations view as a "win condition"? Monopoly and profits You know what nature is? An obstacle or opportunity along the way towards such goals. At no
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by formula1 10y ago
I think the topic about equsl pay is much more heated than why women arent into engineering. To be honest, engineering is a lie. You are hired as a upgraded mechanic and they want to pay you as cheaply as possible. Nobody cares if your tale
42.
by formula1 10y ago
This is neat. This isnt quite javascript (which is neither good nor bad) but I think has a lot of potential
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by formula1 10y ago
Perhaps its just pessimism but there likely never be a pardon for Snowden. Once and if Snowden is pardoned, the military has now made it "acceptable" to comprimise secrets. Though Snowden is arguably in the moral right, if someone
44.
by formula1 10y ago
Because theres no use for it besides activity people want to do anonymously (often illegal) or avoidance of state economies (like venezuala). Outside of that, its mostly speculation and hoarding.
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by formula1 10y ago
I, being one of the few people on HN that like OOP, dont find anything you mentioned that organized, clean or simplified like oop. No copy is available in rust. Overloading a generic function seems like we are talking about interfaces. A pr
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by formula1 10y ago
Dogs are a good example of symbiotic relationships in relation to altruism. If you give an animal free stuff, they may return you a favor. Humans, though arguably more complicated, have a long history of group hunting and enslaving eachothe
47.
by formula1 10y ago
I appreciate the inspirstion, I'll see to get started on it tonight. I was looking into fuse before which inspired much pf the filesystem shinanigans
48.
by formula1 10y ago
Many of the features are certainly inspired by mobile and docker and related technologies certainly it seem possible. I guess writing a new kernal is more for rasberry pi/odroid/dev boards? In that case having a detailed explainat
49.
by formula1 10y ago
I know Ive wanted to make changes to my own for a while. At very least default ui, menus and shortcuts after installation. These are modtly ux changes though Additionally theres a few features I would prefer from a security user experience
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by formula1 10y ago
Do you use X11 on arch or no? Ubuntu has been having weird network problems and sleep problems for me. Looking into it has led to little to no answers. Im assuming the annoying part about arch will be trying to get a relatively simple deskt
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by formula1 10y ago
Great article. I remember when I tried toying around with fedora A while back, I thought that redhat would surely have a better product than debian. Its not just fedora. Ubuntu also has some frustrating issues in 16.04. I dont particularly
52.
by formula1 10y ago
I would assume this is store by store. I doubt apple coorperate said "hey! Those weak retail workers dont deserve lunch breaks!". However, there may be a culture that exists to support it.
53.
by formula1 10y ago
Probably not.
54.
by formula1 10y ago
Probably not violating laws because they dont have the money to pay for lawyers and politicians
55.
by formula1 10y ago
I think your giving more power to politics than they deserve. They are effectively Coorperations pawns
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by formula1 10y ago
"It just works" isnt that accurate. Personally speaking, I recently upgraded from 14.04 to 16.04 ubuntu on my desktop only to have it stuck in some strange errors. 16.04 network manager is also quite a nuisance. On some networks i
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by formula1 10y ago
Im assuming they way they work is supply existing demand with a cheaper product. Much less risky than attempting to entire an untested market
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by formula1 10y ago
Not sure your point. The claims here indicate that most plantations were american owned and that likely frustrated cubans to the point a revolution was intreresting. But immigration from cuba isnt just 1 time. There has been a consistant fl
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by formula1 10y ago
Did Magret Thatcher execute people? Did she create an air of fear and enforce isolationism at the expense of a country they ruled? These are apples and oranges
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by formula1 10y ago
All of them? There was no poverty in cuba after Castro? Those that spoke out were capitalist pigs and deserved their punishment? Right after obama came to cuba there was a large influx of cubans who made the journey through the carribean to

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