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841.
by gleenn 10y ago
They have non-bristle brushes too now. If I almost died I'd probably never eat BBQ again
842.
by gleenn 10y ago
I believe you're conflating 'living-wage' with communism. Those are pretty different animals.
843.
by gleenn 10y ago
Not exactly. Uberpool drivers still don't want to actually go to the destination the customer does. Google's offer appears to be trying to coordinate cars of people who are all trying to get somewhere.
844.
by gleenn 10y ago
Doesn't mean they couldn't get enough data to do it in general.
845.
by gleenn 10y ago
It's actually stealth paint to protect him from these kinds of attacks ;)
846.
by gleenn 10y ago
I think the obvious question is how much research is it and how much is it just Oracle trying to give Google a hard time. A lot of people and/or press probably have a hard time distinguishing.
847.
by gleenn 10y ago
What do they call that kind of book? I think that'd be an awesome way to learn Japanese.
848.
by gleenn 10y ago
It's probably because it's a Japanese website and 食 does make sense to represent 'eat' in Japanese.
849.
by gleenn 10y ago
You breath differently for different events?
850.
by gleenn 10y ago
I'm assuming they meant change for the good, not just change.
851.
by gleenn 10y ago
Not to offend, but "consistent on it's own" is a poor way to say "not consistent" in the way that matters.
852.
by gleenn 10y ago
The counter argument is that developer time can cost a lot more than that. If Rails makes me faster, my company might save a lot of money. Obviously how much it makes me a faster developer versus how much performance I pay depends on the de
853.
by gleenn 10y ago
The devil is definitely in the details. What do people mean when they say "average". In your paper, the "average" has a denominator of all people, whereas I think some people think the denominator is the number of people
854.
by gleenn 10y ago
Just because your cheap home router does it doesn't mean it scales to thousands of users on one router. Some home routers are actually quite capable AND very unsaturated. I'm not trying to defend carriers but it is a very apples t
855.
by gleenn 10y ago
I think you're being pretty harsh. I don't have a death wish, I ride my bike frequently in SF because I love to ride, it's great exercise, it's by far the fastest way to get to work, and it's one less bicyclist-kill
856.
by gleenn 10y ago
That's a tree based molecule language with the parens right? This must be for organic molecules mostly then because you can repeat atoms as in, i.e. crystal molecules?
857.
by gleenn 10y ago
They have a lot more control that just the routing layer. They own your process, they have your source code, they have your API keys. There is a huge implicit trust in Heroku. It is my host of choice but they definitely own the keys to the
858.
by gleenn 10y ago
GP is not saying mixins solve that problem, they are saying that it further obfuscates where the method is being delegated to. You have to search all the mixins to see who defines the method you are looking for.
859.
by gleenn 10y ago
We did and then they took them away.
860.
by gleenn 10y ago
"They smile too much." Yeah, they should all burn in hell. Smilers...
861.
by gleenn 10y ago
Whenever I get back into Clojure and use type hinting, I usually forget that Clojure doesn't allow ints, only longs. Kind of a strange choice given the JVM supports signed variants of the common word lengths. But then I read articles l
862.
by gleenn 10y ago
I see stories like this and get pretty depressed. It also makes me wonder if, given it is actually China, it is government-based or rogue blackhats. It also makes me wonder the amount the US attempts to hack China and also what the ratio of
863.
by gleenn 10y ago
I think that's very true, but it still seems a little crazy that you're doing the same work and getting paid 20-25% of a SV job.
864.
by gleenn 10y ago
I have no issue particularly with your statement but technically Kanye isn't rich, last I heard he was 50 mil in the hole haha.
865.
by gleenn 10y ago
It's not an omission per se, it's actually a challenging thing to implement. I'm sure they'd have done it sooner if it wasn't so hard to get right. Think of how the precedence rules would work: especially since the
866.
by gleenn 10y ago
You can't unless your landlord agrees to have a antenna put on their roof.
867.
by gleenn 10y ago
Just because people don't seem to care, doesn't mean they aren't listening. Even being "that guy" who makes a point about important issues without obvious agreers can have a positive affect on people. Think of it li
868.
by gleenn 10y ago
I agree with most of your sentiments. Unfortunately Agile is getting to be a pretty watered down term, but in theory a bunch of "Agile meetings" is very against the whole meaning of Agile. Agile suggests "standups" becau
869.
by gleenn 10y ago
But if you sell plans to make chips that less people want, it'd lower the demand for those plans. Might not be direct, but I'm sure Arm cares and uses their market dominance to boost prices.
870.
by gleenn 10y ago
I think this is a common pitfall though: people start off thinking they don't really have relational data and then realize they actually do. Now they have a pile of code integrated with a DB that doesn't do relations well and can&

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