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fryguy
10y ago
Complex is being used in a different context here though. You are meaning complex as in strategic complexity. The parent (I think) is using it in terms of the games rules. Go is pretty simple in principle: place stones on the board one at a
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fryguy
10y ago
Being way more immune to gerrymandering should be reason enough in my opinion. And besides, most of the things on the "con" list are only problems in some kinds of proportional representation I doubt we would ever use in the US (p
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fryguy
10y ago
> You can't make a derivative closed source work. That's not it. Your license has to be GPL in order to use any GPL code. I try to make the stuff I do on my personal time under the MIT license, which means I can't use GP
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fryguy
10y ago
There is absolutely no possible way that you can defend GPL as being more free than licenses like BSD/MIT. Copyright is about being able to copy the software. GPL places restrictions on who is able to copy your software. BSD/MIT p
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fryguy
10y ago
Ideally this would be used with a sort of `Cache-Global: true` header in HTTP, and then you would only be able to grab things that are intended to be cached like this. It would do nothing to stop super-cookies with this method though.
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fryguy
10y ago
> "what does `public static void main` mean?" The problem with this question is that there is a ton of stuff you need to understand before you can really answer that question fully. To know what public means, you need to unde
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fryguy
10y ago
On 6 you can also just put a space before the URI and it seems to trim the string before loading it.
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fryguy
10y ago
They shouldn't pick 4 words, it should be randomly chosen for them.
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fryguy
10y ago
> So why do you think the proposition that polls were systematically biased is so unserious? Two reasons. One, and the most obvious one is that the polls weren't very far off. They had the average amount of polling error that ther
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fryguy
10y ago
You don't know what oversampling means in the context it's being used if you think that quote means that they're trying to bias the polls. One might argue that the article you linked is exactly the kind of fake news that is b
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fryguy
10y ago
Wait, are you seriously suggesting that all of the polls that were done ( http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/n... ) were manufactured by leftist media? Seriously? Look at all of them. Up until the
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fryguy
10y ago
Countries that allow slavery shouldn't be allowed to be in a free trade agreement competing against American workers, for one.
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fryguy
10y ago
And even both at the same time. I have a set of comics and low-frequency posting blogs that I want to always read every post, in order , and defer them if I didn't want to read it right now. And then a firehose of other articles that
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fryguy
10y ago
It has some of the same kinds of problems that approval has, given that approval voting is a special case of range voting with only 2 options, 0 or 1. But I think it's better than all of the others, and much simpler to implement and un
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fryguy
10y ago
Unfortunately STV has the same problems as first-pass-the-post, and some actually worse ones. Which is unfortunate, because people don't understand that and think it's much better. http://www.rangevoting.org/Irvtal
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fryguy
10y ago
Doesn't evaporative cooling work against the second law somehow? There is a system with some average temperature, and spontaneously enough entropy is created to cause some of the liquid to reach boiling temperature and leave the system
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fryguy
10y ago
My understanding of UPNP is that it allows the router itself to become a discover-able device on the network. Then the IoT device connects to the router and adds a static port mapping from the router's public IP address on a specific p
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fryguy
10y ago
Why do you have "Never any ... sick feeling" under pro, and then under con "First 2 weeks were brutal. Felt all manner of sick and uneasy"?
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fryguy
10y ago
If you have $1020 in your bank account, and have a $1000 rent check about to clear, and your card gets stolen and $100 is charged to your debit card, then your mortgage payment is going to get declined even though you knew you had enough mo
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fryguy
10y ago
Why would you use a debit card, which directly takes money out of your banking account, when you can use a credit card which increases a number owed against you? The former can cause lots of money in overdrawn bank accounts, while the latte
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fryguy
10y ago
As someone who has an electric car, this completely disregards the fact that by having an electric car, it nearly automatically puts you into a higher electricity cost tier. In my case, it's $0.10/kWh for the normal, and $0.18
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fryguy
10y ago
I'm kind of sad that from the email over 2 years ago: "1. Set 7 is out and, if you finished Set 6, you'll be getting Set 8 (Elliptic Curve) sometime in the next few weeks." Oh well, 2 years later I can still do them :)
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fryguy
10y ago
Would this even work in what I describe? For instance, if mat.normalize() was added in LA-6, and B provides an LA-5 mat, and then A (which has been updated to use the new method) calls mat.normalize() on the LA-5 mat expecting an LA-6 mat b
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fryguy
10y ago
That can cause some serious problems in at least some portion of times. I've dealt with the subtle errors that have been caused by this problem in c++, and don't really know javascript libraries that well so I can't give a mo
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fryguy
10y ago
In California (and likely the rest of US but I don't know), "Pot plants" exclusively refers to Marijuana in its plant form. "Potted plants" is what we call what you're describing. It's a plant, but it'
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fryguy
10y ago
I would say the only thing this slightly misses is the pseudo-3d models that Wolfenstein/Doom used. It got the terrain part, but not the somewhat clever thing where the characters were a series of 8 or so sprites that changed which one
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fryguy
10y ago
It is only perjury to claim that you are the owner or qualified to act on the behalf of the owner of the copyrighted work that you allege is being infringed upon. For instance, if you are some random person, it would be perjury to file a DM
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fryguy
10y ago
It's not putting your stamp of approval. Imagine a school bully coming up to you and saying, "Would you rather me punch you in the face or in the stomach?" Saying "I don't want either" means he's going to
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fryguy
10y ago
That's not really the argument he/she's making though. If the vote is won by only some small percentage, then everyone that voted in that election's vote mattered since by making the choice to not vote could have caused
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fryguy
10y ago
You have to go to the Visual C++ page to see the rest, as Visual Studio was borne out of Visual C++ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_C%2B%2B
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