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by gizmo385 8y ago
> Confluence is a top tier wiki Can you explain why you feel this way? I've felt nothing but frustration using Confluence internally. It seems to continually get in the way and have an obtuse and unintuitive way of doing things.
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Wouldn't that have some pretty hefty performance impacts on the games you're playing?
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Imagine the horrors if Oracle "owned" Linux...
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by gizmo385 8y ago
1) Misleading title: The layoffs and plummeting traffic are at Diply, not Facebook. 2) The article is behind a paywall.
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Assignment expressions in Python, it seems.
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by gizmo385 8y ago
As a side note, holy hell I didn't realize that the delinquency rate made it up to 11.5% after the financial crash... As someone in my early 20s, I remember that the crash was bad, but it's hard to appreciate the scope of it somet
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Maybe those bug fixes should be documented so that they don't look like cruft :)
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by gizmo385 8y ago
How did you get your company to agree to this? I feel like most companies would immediately shut this down since you're storing company secrets on a non-approved computer.
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by gizmo385 8y ago
> The primary leverage here will (inevitably?) be an SDK that allows all apps that are members of the union to be disabled remotely by vote should companies overstep. That sounds like a good way to piss off customers, rather than piss of
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Sunk cost fallacy maybe?
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by gizmo385 8y ago
This might have the effect of gating news coverage by income and prevent lower-income people from being able to access news.
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Why not with Freshmen? They're usually around 18 years old and they've been in school for 12 years at that point. I think they outta know by now that cheating is wrong.
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by gizmo385 8y ago
Is $1800 really "cheap"? That might be cheap to people who are making close to 6-figures, but that isn't remotely affordable for a large percentage of the population.
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by gizmo385 9y ago
I think it's quite the opposite. He (reportedly [1]) didn't have a smartphone until 2016, and it was pretty locked down. [1] http://fortune.com/2016/06/10/president-obamas-new-smartphon...
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by gizmo385 9y ago
By end-to-end encryption are you just talking about HTTPS in this situation?
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by gizmo385 9y ago
Oh come on, when is this straw man going to go away? Do you honestly see people advocated for unrestricted open borders?
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by gizmo385 9y ago
> That way they could opt out of selected provisions—limiting, for instance, third parties that can gain access to the data or restricting the kinds of information companies may stockpile. Am I understanding this incorrectly or are you s
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by gizmo385 9y ago
> Hammurabi's code of laws, was written in common language, and was brief enough every subject could understand them. While laws being written in common language sounds like a good idea, common language is open to lots of ambiguity
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by gizmo385 9y ago
Reddit is simply a reflection of the communities that you decide to browse. Browse only the communities that interest you and ignore the rest.
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by gizmo385 9y ago
If macros and LISP on the JVM are what you're looking for, that already exists: https://clojure.org/
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by gizmo385 9y ago
Thanks!
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by gizmo385 9y ago
Timestamp for this exchange?
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by gizmo385 9y ago
Furthermore, if an ACC system is getting disengaged, you're going to coast to a stop. Not accelerate straight into the car in front of you.
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by gizmo385 9y ago
How are SpaceX going to monitor and maintain TT&C on 3x the number of satellites that are currently orbiting the planet? That seems like a bigger question in my mind.
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by gizmo385 9y ago
Want to expand on what you mean by "create a crisis" in relation to Russian meddling?
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by gizmo385 9y ago
What exactly does her being on the board have to do with ANY of this?
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by gizmo385 9y ago
I think the issue is that it's $7500 in one transaction if a battery goes bad, versus the cost of fuel which is spread out over the lifetime of the car.
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by gizmo385 9y ago
I'd say that a pretty representative swath of the industry visits StackOverflow. What segment of the industry do you think is missing in this representation?
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by gizmo385 9y ago
Google already takes a cut of ad revenue regardless.
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by gizmo385 9y ago
What exactly do all of these engineers do at single-focus companies like Snap? I guess I don't understand where you could find enough work for hundreds of engineers on a product like that?

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