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hiou
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> The Northeast corridor is completely owned by Amtrak. To quote the Boston Globe "Under an agreement signed in 2003, Amtrak has used, maintained, and dispatched trains on the Attleboro line — the MBTA tracks between Boston and th
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hiou
10y ago
Why was this down voted? Edit: Seriously, with all the down voting of normal comments like this one. If you have an issue with something someone wrote enough to down vote it at least be enough of an adult to own up to it and explain why ins
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10y ago
And you honestly don't think machine learning will be able to detect that as a gun sale?
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10y ago
A solo ride in a car could be worse than a full plane on a cross country trip. But a train or bus is typically(there may be some edge cases) going to be much better than an airplane. Also, long distance passenger trains absolutely do not re
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10y ago
Stop or significantly reduce animal consumption. Stop or significantly reduce driving. Stop or reduce flying. That's all there is to it. A quarter of the US does that and we meet all our targets. Stop being a wimp and suck it up and do
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10y ago
I have my brightness as low as it can go on every device and #000 on #fff is definitely not fun for my eyes.
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10y ago
So if I start a pizza place across the street from another pizza place I'm a thief? Or even worse gave away free pizza!? The horror. Didn't realize it was a basic human right for a business to make a profit. Nor did I realize it w
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10y ago
Some highlights you may want to relay to them if you know them. > Given my couple-year goals, am I focusing on the right spheres in my life? > my professed purpose is "expand the reach of human knowledge and ability"; my
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10y ago
Those first two sound like pompous self important over achievers in the worst way. The other two sound very straightforward and down to earth. I'm guessing the latter are the ones that do the work and the former are managers.
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Probably because it's possibly liable.
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You would probably have as much luck correlating features like whether your neighbors kid was at the bus stop or had to run to catch it each day and the amount of times your neighbor complained about someone not cleaning up their dog's
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10y ago
When you are some kid in their parents basement and figure out ways to scam money from public transit you are rebelling as a natural part of childhood. When you are a well skilled and very well payed employee of a high profile tech company
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10y ago
This is my concern. There will forever be a giant asretisk after all crytocurrency rules now. * Unless a significantly bad event happens to anyone with enough power to fork it.
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10y ago
Seriously? Someone needed to down vote that comment? Take it easy, not everyone knows everything. Yikes.
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10y ago
Communication problem is the biggest red flag there is in my personal opinion. I have never had a communication problem and no skilled manager or executive ever will. Because it only takes one side to have effective communication.
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10y ago
I didn't down vote you because I don't agree with anonymously down voting people when I disagree with a comment like a sneaky coward, but maybe I can shine a little light on a possible disagreement. Twitter is made up of it's
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10y ago
Does anyone know how ruby specific this gets? Is it more about general software development while simply using ruby as the vehicle or is it something only ruby specialists would get something from?
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10y ago
Nope. Brexit style armchair quarterbacks all the way down.
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10y ago
I think this is a great example of something that is different for an exceptional developer as opposed to an average one. A developer like Carmack and likely the teams he works with are able to keep a much larger system in their head at one
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10y ago
Young people in developed nations are the next wave to get hammered by globalization. The capital markets aggressive search for efficiency will leave no developed world worker unscathed until they are all at parity with developing nations.
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10y ago
> The vehicle’s Navigation, Guidance and Control system accurately steered the vehicle during this phase for safe descent Fortunately, that isn't directly applicable to ballistic missiles and certainly couldn't have anything
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10y ago
When you use an OS that is well known for rendering html/css issues I can't see why you would be surprised and not direct that to Apple.
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Curious why you don't direct that at the company responsible for iOS?
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BEM basically gets rid of combination of classes because some people feel as though it is very difficult to locate every location of a class in css. So if you typically only define styles for any element once(or once for every font, color e
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10y ago
Thanks Dad.
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hiou
10y ago
"It" not "they". This is like saying Google moved to Ireland.
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But in "late capitalism" all that money going to those large corporations has to go somewhere else. And that record low interest on government debt definitely has something to do with this. So when all these corporations are flush
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10y ago
Judging by the stock of late I would say the wealth of their shareholders. Which is the actual goal of a corporation as opposed to improving products after acquisition which is just one of many possible means to that goal.
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undefined typically means it has yet to be defined whereas null means it does not have a proper value set. For example I use null where there is an exception an cannot set a variable to a sane value. When I see null it means a value could n
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10y ago
> You could imagine what could happen if a fueling truck went into a parking garage under a commercial or residential building, it would not be a good outcome. [0] [0] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201
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