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8y ago
See https://www.lewrockwell.com/2011/10/hans-hermann-hoppe/why-i...
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1. Methylphenidate (Ritalin) is not "meth", that's methamphetamine. 2. I'm not judging people who use any of these drugs, whatever their purpose. If it were up to me, all drug laws would be repealed and the state would h
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8y ago
Prescription stimulants like amphetamine and methylphenidate are more potent than caffeine. What if the headline had said "75 % of med students are on drugs" but actually it just means that 75 % of med students occasionally take a
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https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol/wiki/P...
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Erich Gamma works at Microsoft.
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Relevant blog post in defense of generalists: "Jack of all trades, Master of One" https://8thlight.com/blog/makis-otman/2018/10/30/master-of-o...
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8y ago
Are you talking about LXC or LXD? I don't think LXD existed six years ago.
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8y ago
You said it, at least it's the only source you referred to.
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How do you get "often problematic" from one person's experience? People have different reactions to drugs, and "ADHD drugs" isn't even one particular drug or kind of drug, although stimulants are the most wide
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8y ago
That's not quite true. For instance, the error value returned from `fmt.Printf`[0] is usually ignored silently. [0] https://godoc.org/fmt#Printf
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I still do that. I plug in my MP3 player with USB, download the audio files I want to listen to, and then copy them to the MP3 player's file system. I don't see the problem.
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8y ago
You probably mean 5000 IU, which is equivalent to 125 micrograms (of vitamin D).
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Signpost/2...
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8y ago
Gentoo's portage package manager is written in Python. https://github.com/gentoo/portage/
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8y ago
https://github.com/libuv/libuv/wiki/Projects-that-use-libuv
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There's my userscript that I posted in another comment, but it's not as featureful. It just makes certain usernames specified in a static array bold. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17717736
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8y ago
It's always fun to read a great comment and only then notice that it was Walter Bright who wrote it (and it often is).
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I currently have nine usernames in the array (removed all except Walter from the comment for brevity and privacy), but it's still a pretty small `n`. I don't know at what `n` the set becomes faster than the array, but I haven'
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Funny, I just made something like this today (but more primitive), mostly so that I won't miss Walter Bright's comments. // ==UserScript== // @name Hacker News VIP highlighter // @ve
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As much as I love IRC, this argument seems to me to not be that different from the "just use rsync/ftp" Dropbox argument. There is this IRCv3 extension proposal, though: https://github.com/ircv3/ircv3-spe
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But Uncle Bob presents the SOLID principles like hard rules, which rubbed me the wrong way. In fact, I'm pretty sure a system that never violated the SOLID principles would be a giant mess. In his Clean Coders videos, he says that yo
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What's so important about progressing version numbers for commits?
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A job description that uses the phrase "We're looking for someone to manage a team" may seem innocuous enough. But research has shown that the word "manage" encourages more men than women to apply for the role. Cha
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People would be free to make use of the creative expressions of others, yes, but it would be more like MIT/BSD than GPL. All else equal, anyone would be free to make a modified Linux and publish the compiled binary without being requir
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No. In fact, copyleft licenses are completely dependent on copyright. Copyleft advocates sometimes claim that copyleft "uses copyright against itself", but this isn't really true. Copyleft uses copyright, but not against copy
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If you're a new implementor, you'll be shocked at how badly 822 was designed. Extracting even the simplest information from a message---the author's address, for example, or the sending date---is excruciatingly painful. And
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Before you drop that bomb, would you like to subscribe to the weekly Lockheed Martin newsletter? We promise we won't spam you. Also, make sure to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. <script src="http:/&#x
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https://web.archive.org/web/20180208111544/https://softwaree...
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It's not that people with ADHD just have different jobs, it's that any job can be difficult to keep, and even just managing your own life. ADHD is far less trivial than some people make it out to be.
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9y ago
FreeBSD is OK with CDDL but not GPL?
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