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by i386 5y ago
If there was money in that the very shrewd Apple accessory manufacturers would be all over it already
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by i386 5y ago
But they did. They used a lot of different indication for where islands were - bird migration, ocean currents, etc.
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by i386 5y ago
Must be hard to keep up in a discussion!
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by i386 5y ago
Making a software suite to help criminal enterprise (drug dealing, human trafficking, identify theft, etc) is nothing like building the kind of apps you are talking about. I’ve never seen such a long bow drawn on the Orange website before.
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by i386 5y ago
Oh boohoo. Calling out a completely immoral business idea isn’t hostile. It’s moral.
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by i386 5y ago
Anyone want to talk about half the internet going out because one provider couldn’t keep their service up instead of SO jokes and feels for the engineers? the entire internet is like a stack of cards from the protocol to the economic model.
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by i386 5y ago
What the fuck is wrong with you.
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by i386 5y ago
You are deliberately missing the point. BBC is not a recognized scientific body. It’s an editorial body that editorializes stories and publishes them. It is not a journal. A lot of things have been said in the media about COVID, most of the
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by i386 5y ago
> media [sic] chose to amplify messages that discredited natural immunity The media is not a recognised scientific body.
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by i386 5y ago
Some product designer in MTV needed something to do
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by i386 5y ago
I worked with this interchange format for a few years developing customs brokerage and logistics software. There’s like 50 different versions of the language when you count up official EDIFACT revisions and some poorly implemented versions
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by i386 5y ago
Binance has to be the most cringeworthy term of 2021
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by i386 6y ago
The worst language feature. Always used at the detriment of readability.
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by i386 6y ago
You can just install the command line tools without having to download Xcode. It has been this way for a decade.
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by i386 6y ago
You’re quibbling over something that costs less than a moderately priced lunch and a parking meter ticket. Buy the screen.
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by i386 6y ago
> Scoping is mysterious Exactly how I’ve felt about Ruby or Rails for the last 12 years. There’s always something magic in scope you can’t see. And duck typing all the things means you just have to trace through the code to actually find
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by i386 6y ago
this is as stupid as saying "evolution isn't real otherwise I could grow eyes on stalks when I want to see around corners"
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by i386 6y ago
They are still selling their datacenter version.
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by i386 6y ago
Your president can and does anything he likes. That’s what happens when you borrow a bad constitution from the French that swapped the King for president and scratch in that you can only be king for 4 years.
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by i386 6y ago
At incredible human cost to your own people and to others. If GDP is your end goal you are lost.
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by i386 6y ago
> The argument is that it's simply not the government's job to prevent people from hurting themselves That is a very American point of view and look where that’s got you so far.
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by i386 6y ago
> The problem is Big Brother government Regulations exist to protect people not to impose their will on you. Fireworks is a good example: some people are qualified to operate and many are not. Countries with lax fireworks regulations (bi
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by i386 6y ago
> You buy, you control, that's how the world works. Only in countries with poor regulators like the states does it work like this.
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by i386 6y ago
> but rather to the (common?) phenomenon of government issuing a RFP or similar with unnecessary requirements/specifications that purposefully exclude certain possible suppliers, or are even tailored specifically to a certain produc
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by i386 6y ago
Writing the requirements of a tender so that it can be won by a specific vendor is called “single sourcing” and it’s extremely common if you’ve ever sold to the government
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by i386 6y ago
I dislike that comments like this are the top voted comment rather than something insightful about the article’s content itself.
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by i386 6y ago
That’s very US centric. In every other place except America, credit card issuers mandate the use EMV’s and pin codes.
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by i386 6y ago
I’d be keen to try this - can you work with Squarespace? james@wildspiritdistilling.co
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by i386 6y ago
I own a brewery and distillery. All of our beer is refrigerated to keep it fresh.
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by i386 6y ago
And every SVP refrag means killing the predecessors initiatives to “make a mark”. Google are terrible at products

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