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by gonvaled 11y ago
It seems it does not take any learning: > Because Hactar simply writes code, your code is not dependent on it. Nothing Hactar does is dependent on Hactar to work. No one contributing to your code even need know Hactar exists. Hactar is t
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by gonvaled 11y ago
How does this relate / compete with Whatsapp?
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Just because you think this is simple issue and you think that the answer is obvious, doesn't make it so. >> I don't need one to assert that people who are armed are in general better defended against violence than those who
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Hey, mister non-luddite, create this payment system for me: 1) Instantaneous 2) Anonymous 3) Non blockable 4) Not centralized I am all for technology which solves real problems, not for technology for technology's sake. If you create t
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by gonvaled 11y ago
I am not implying that less guns means less violence, since "correlation does not imply causation". I am merely pointing to you that if you wanna cherry-pick your correlations (which mean nothing), I'll cherry-pick mines.
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by gonvaled 11y ago
No, we do not: "correlation does not imply causation" And to top it: there is a strong correlation of fewer guns and less violence (Europe vs USA)
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Obviously you have no study to backup your claim that carrying arms is helping in these kind of problems, since there are no studies where the absolute only differing variable is the presence of guns.
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Sure you do not need to refer to it as a programming language. But: 1) Doing so is not technically wrong 2) For a certain (non-technical) audience, "programming language" is something that "tells the computer to do things&quo
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by gonvaled 11y ago
HTML + CSS is Turing complete
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Which I guess I am unable to see because I am in Chrome in Ubuntu?
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by gonvaled 11y ago
https://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=d5bncppjof8f9_&... China 1976: $166 China 2014: $3865 Growth: 23 times increase -> 2300% Exactly the same as gold production. So yes, increase in gold production is i
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by gonvaled 11y ago
GDP measured in an inflationary currency? I can also write big numbers; here you have one: 123456789. Not very impressive, is it? Mining output of a real world, scarce, extremely wanted commodity? Impressive!
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Oooops! I'm on Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS (just done apt-get update/upgrade) and my git version is 1.9.1 ...
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by gonvaled 11y ago
As opposed to what? MS? Google? Amazon? Apple? Backdoors, anyone?
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by gonvaled 11y ago
The lunar orbit is inclined to Earth's ecliptic plane by 5.1°. That is enough to throw the shadow of the Moon outside the Earth most of the time (expect in cases of solar eclipses, which are rare)
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by gonvaled 11y ago
So, the Moon orbiting plane is close to the ecliptic, and the satellite is in the ecliptic (L1 is in the ecliptic). I do not get this: > About twice a year the camera will capture the moon and Earth together as the orbit of DSCOVR crosse
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Interesting, thanks. I understand that the satellite needs to have some form of propulsion to keep it at L1 (it is unstable), so it must have a limited life. How long?
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Is that a joke? The dark side of the moon is not more often dark than the visible side. It is just never visible from Earth.
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Moon is tidally locked to Earth, which is interesting. How long will this last? How long has this been going on? Does this happen to all satellites in all planets? Another question: is the Moon orbiting plane aligned with the Earth rotation
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by gonvaled 11y ago
So the satellite is not orbiting Earth? What is the advantage of putting the satellite there, as opposed to a regular orbit?
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Sure, they are maybe implementing the wishes of the people ... or shaping public opinion. I bet that framing this crisis as a humanitarian issue and a people vs banks issue, instead of as a lazy greek vs industrious germans, would have fost
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Is he mad, delusional, crazy or one of the few sincere politicians in Europe? I can not make up my mind ... This theory would indeed explain many things.
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Whatever the effect, it is (very probably) not zero. By using "renewable" energy sources, we are in fact depleting the Earth from one form of energy (wind, solar, ...), producing some work (mechanical, thermal, chemical, electrica
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by gonvaled 11y ago
You can not make the switch in a hurry.
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Sure, and kickstarter has the right to be punished by the market if people do not like what they are doing. It is a free market, right? Kickstarter deceives, people talk about it, kickstarter falls.
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by gonvaled 11y ago
So I guess we are in the same camp here: the Greeks need to implement some reforms, and the financial markets need to take a hit. The exact details need to be worked out. As far as I know, the Troika has been refusing to accept a haircut on
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by gonvaled 11y ago
And your PS is what needs explaining to the European taxpayers so that they do not get mad with the Greek: the Greek were not bailed out, the banks were! The Portuguese (and the rest) have not been suffering because of the Greek , but beca
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by gonvaled 11y ago
> although the resulting benefits are then subjected to the cuts applied to pensions in payment So, the cuts still apply, partially, even to the people who are retiring early. And anyway: you are a worker, having compromised to work for
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by gonvaled 11y ago
Link please? Anyhow, having lost a part of their investment, and taking the deserved loss without being unnecessarily shielded by the institutions are different things: it does not matter if they lost 50bn, if the European institutions sa
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by gonvaled 11y ago
The German change was a politic change, and was inevitable because they lost the war, and the political ideology which started it all was bankrupt , defeated and exterminated. From this politic change, they extracted a debt relief which he

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