glibgil

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by glibgil 10y ago
http://www.wired.com/2011/08/spoilers-dont-spoil-anything/ Google "spoiler study enjoyment" on your own next time to save yourself the trouble of posting
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by glibgil 10y ago
Yeah, it's a weird hill to spend -4 karma on. No big deal
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by glibgil 10y ago
Thirteen months
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by glibgil 10y ago
When you want function render(markdown : Markdown) : Html then you will see the reason for types (and lots of them)
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by glibgil 10y ago
They come from digital cameras, cgi and editing software all delivered over the internet
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by glibgil 10y ago
handle pretty much anything for six months Check back in six years, then fifteen, then twenty
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by glibgil 10y ago
Have you given much thought to the effect of a participant taking on debt during your experiment?
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by glibgil 10y ago
Shouldn't this type of library be done in rust from now on?
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by glibgil 10y ago
I'm not offended. I like cartoon boobs. Why do sexual themes make it into tech promotion often? I don't know. I'll just go back to reading http://oglaf.com and leave this alone
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by glibgil 10y ago
You linking to a Madonna video could be misogynistic. I don't know until you show me what you are talking about. For example, if you linked to a clip and wrote, "stop talking about female sexuality in tech promotion because Madonn
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by glibgil 10y ago
It's a pun played in meta-reverse and it sucked
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by glibgil 10y ago
Yeah, it's close. I made a pretty reasonable analysis of the themes (or tropes) in the video. If this were an art classroom (and any time in the last 50 years, not just the PC era) there would be a lot of discussion about the sexual th
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by glibgil 10y ago
The moralizing is about people actually reading what I wrote and the observations I am contributing. It is not about moralizing morality. I like cartoon boobs, but I would never put them in a project launch video and I am amazed whenever
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by glibgil 10y ago
Here you go http://imgur.com/a/gCj8R
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by glibgil 10y ago
I don't know why you seem to have a cultural blindspot to what is going on this video, but it is there and by design. Here you go http://imgur.com/a/gCj8R EDIT: Again with the down-votes? I took actual screenshots
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by glibgil 10y ago
The crying is associated with relatable emotions. The fact that crying is so routine for them is probably a little neurotic (in a clinical sense, not in a pejorative sense). The person is probably a good candidate for some Cognitive Behavio
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by glibgil 10y ago
I cried at the end of that episode because I hate puns
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by glibgil 10y ago
Oracle paid for all the work done on VirtualBox. They paid for the past work and they pay for current work. You can dismiss it as something they bought, but that doesn't address that they paid for all the past work done on it when the
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by glibgil 10y ago
A cartoon pair of breasts squirt cartoon milk at the end. Are we talking about the technology or the art? At least one of the the creators seems to have a very R. Crumb aesthetic. Is cartoon lactation just part of the art or is it more tech
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by glibgil 10y ago
When I saw the video and the team photos all I could think of is, "Turtley werth it" http://www.cc.com/video-clips/4ei34y/kroll-show-rich-dicks--...
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by glibgil 10y ago
That's not how favors work. When someone does something nice for the engineering community you use it with gratitude (if you do use it). Oracle makes cool software. It doesn't cost anything to aknowledge it, but it sure makes you
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by glibgil 10y ago
You're a special kind of ingrate. Oracle spends a great deal of its treasure on open source software. They maintain and innovate on those projects at great cost to themselves. You have no leg to stand on. Oracle is doing a nice thing f
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by glibgil 10y ago
http://www.sparkel.org/
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by glibgil 10y ago
April 28th, 2016 according to vagrant on my Mac https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Changelog At least I think it is pretty cool (and very gracious of Oracle)
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by glibgil 10y ago
The speed of the zone is also in the maps database
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by glibgil 10y ago
Read the article. The motivations are made clear
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by glibgil 10y ago
Yeah, that's what I said. C doesn't have gc so it is a systems language. Java has gc so it is not a systems language
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by glibgil 10y ago
You can call the comparison pointless, but it is the answer to the question of why Java is not a systems language
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by glibgil 10y ago
No, no one knows
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by glibgil 10y ago
Java has garbage collection and is about two times slower than C

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