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by ihsw 10y ago
Terrorism is irrelevant at this point. The wait times must be reduced regardless.
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by ihsw 10y ago
Oh come on now, despite being a Trump supporter I find it 9/10 crude and tasteless.
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by ihsw 10y ago
It's a pipeline, essentially. It has been established that the cost of baiting these college seniors is comparable to having recruiters attempt to woo them after they graduate, and as such. Interestingly, this contrasts heavily with th
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by ihsw 10y ago
He said /r/all and not the default subs. /r/all is generally a cesspool nowadays, especially with all the #TREMENDOUS /r/the_donald shitposts. I have seen Trump-tier shitposting leak into /r/China and
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by ihsw 10y ago
How about C++? C++03 C++11 C++14 C++17 Ubuntu? 16.04 13.10 9.04
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by ihsw 10y ago
.js, .jsx, .mjs, what's next? .js8?
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by ihsw 10y ago
Some people look at career advancement like it's a race along the highway -- you pull over and put your career on hold, I keep going faster and staying ahead of you. That kind of thing. I think it would be prudent to look at it like tr
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by ihsw 10y ago
I'm going to believe this instead of rampant corruption and appalling incompetence.
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by ihsw 10y ago
I would use it for development. Running Linux on Windows without a VM would be a godsend. And no, Cygwin doesn't count.
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by ihsw 10y ago
Well, it's hard to argue that this is non-growth rather than negative-growth masquerading as non-growth. There is a very strong argument that many corps in Japan should've given way to market forces and died out, but they are inst
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by ihsw 10y ago
Because this one is superior. Why do we have cars if we can all walk just fine?
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by ihsw 10y ago
I am curious how this contrasts with the increasing freedom of movement -- people are increasingly able to pick and choose which city to live in. One of the greatest 'anchors' holding an individual or a family to a city is cost, s
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by ihsw 10y ago
This happened the same time a while ago -- at the time it was a misconfigured S3 bucket but the title was worded in a way that AWS to blame. This seems to be a misconfigured MongoDB server hosted in AWS but details are scarce. Personally, w
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by ihsw 10y ago
That's the idea -- that society is rigid whereas this one is open. Some people can't handle the openness, they just want somewhere to fit into. Setting aside predictable culture clash, the fundamental issue is misaligned standards
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by ihsw 11y ago
That employee would need a corresponding Social Security Tax Number System (SSTNS) number, and only those with resident registration are eligible. I'm not sure the government wants to collect taxes on an individual that doesn't us
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by ihsw 11y ago
It's hard to say which project is more popular based on the number of stars, pull requests, issues, contributors, releases, etc. Both Laravel and Symfony are the leading PHP frameworks and they're both very popular. https:/&
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React Native: A year in review(code.facebook.com)
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by ihsw 11y ago
The fund's international speculative investment portfolio has seen positive YOY growth, and it was only recently that the NBIM has decided to go ahead with actively tackling social and environmental issues. And Norway's petroleum
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by ihsw 11y ago
He can do things with it before giving himself a salary, things that can be taxed less.
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by ihsw 11y ago
Some people Ctrl+S and commit every few files, to keep from pushing changes to 10+ files in a single commit.
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by ihsw 11y ago
> their interests Please don't tell me you're this naive. They argue that the state is inherently a corrupt institution and that nobody should have that kind of power.
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by ihsw 11y ago
There's a point where the distinction between the state and the super-wealthy blurs or disappears entirely, and there are many cases where the super-wealthy dictate policy to the state rather than vice versa.
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by ihsw 11y ago
I often wonder what hackers would do if they made it past the front door. Google had to learn this the hard way -- now all links between their data centers are encrypted, previously they thought they were fine. The NSA and the Chinese famou
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by ihsw 11y ago
So what's wrong with image-only ads? Why do we have to let advertisers inject their own JS into a web page?
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by ihsw 11y ago
Why not do away with the farce that is corporate taxes, open an annual tax holiday to repatriate the obscene overseas funds, and close the gaps on source of high income (yes this is cat and mouse but let's be real, it can be better)? H
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by ihsw 11y ago
Forget surveillance data -- we have a veritable treasure trove of zero-day exploits. The US Gov (and many other's) are very active in the zero-day market with an impressive stockpile. We have so much effort into offence that we ended
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by ihsw 11y ago
The Pirate Party is hardly single-issue: > Pirate Party is a label adopted by political parties in different countries. Pirate parties support civil rights, direct democracy and participation in government, reform of copyright and patent
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by ihsw 11y ago
It's a quantum leap in surveillance tech -- the latency for nation-wide tracking of individuals will be phenomenally reduced. HUMINT resources can be more effectively allocated and target acquisition times can be reduced. That said, th
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by ihsw 11y ago
Where does Google's Cloud Computing tie into? There was some noise about it rivaling the search business in terms of growth and capacity to be self-sustaining. Surely it's prudent to at least mention it in the same breath as searc
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by ihsw 11y ago
Is this indicative of a lack of faith in the banking industry? Speculative investments are on a steep decline as well, with many folks buying into plain-jane savings accounts with sub-1% rates of return rather than more exotic financial too

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