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by j42 11y ago
This. It really depends how you use it. In some ways they've introduced some powerful features bringing it on par with other languages, but the reality is that performance varies wildly in the real world because opcaches are finicky
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by j42 11y ago
As someone who develops/maintains many high-IO requirement PHP microservices (as part of a service-oriented architecture, or, SOA), I'm torn on this one. Laravel is one of my favorite frameworks, especially since 5.0 given its nob
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by j42 12y ago
I believe framing the discussion as an honest dialectic will appeal more broadly to people who may not share the same beliefs as you and I.
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by j42 12y ago
To play devil's advocate, I think the point is how that "connection to entities on the SDN list" can be arbitrarily determined. Especially when digital channels are often source-agnostic and you could demonstrate "evide
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by j42 12y ago
That sounds like exactly what I'm looking for, thought the general reactivity of the Australian government makes me question its insulation... Catch-22 I guess. Not sure how to get the AAA-rating and liquidity it provides without bein
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by j42 12y ago
You're right, and you're also ignoring the inverse effect that "hearing about more" now has on depersonalization. That profession has always attracted those who will abuse the rights of others and seek power for person
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by j42 12y ago
Absolutely. Theft is the outcome. It's also getting worse. Work your way back up the chain, though, and you'll see that worsening correlates heavily with the adoption of these privatized "training programs." Capitalism
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by j42 12y ago
> Fiat I love bitcoin. I'm a proponent, and a casual developer of related services. But there's no way I'd use it to store sizable assets, which should be obvious--volatility (particularly related to large sell orders) a
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by j42 12y ago
To anyone who thinks this could be hyperbolic; every single statement here is verifiable, from asset-forfeiture being applied overwhelmingly to people who are never convicted of a crime, to the police themselves admitting that seized funds
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by j42 12y ago
Legitimate question, because I don't see any reality in which overzealous DA's will not abuse this to exert pressure without due process. I pay my taxes. I am a law abiding citizen. If I want to store the majority of my assets o
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by j42 12y ago
China is a huge place, and I would agree with your definition of "erratic control" in the context of various non-industrial provinces... That said, the reality is that most of what you are referring to is representative of "c
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by j42 12y ago
I think the disillusionment exists, especially among the youth and democratically-minded. In my opinion, for such a regime to be successful in the modern day it must exist... that said, I would say the most telling aspect is how these pa
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by j42 12y ago
Actually, someone here (who I cannot remember) said quite eloquently yesterday that our biggest export--and "influence" on the world--is culture. For the first time I realized that pissing people off may, in fact be the objective
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by j42 12y ago
Sorry, that was a slip up on my part :). It's actually a 150Mbit/s line, and I usually get ~20MB/s solid throughput downstream (megabytes) hence the weirdness. To expound on the other reply, he's probably right. My gue
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by j42 12y ago
I really, really hope at least one of their devs reads HN. You guys are great. From a UX standpoint, I get what you're going for. As a marketer, it makes sense. And as a developer, I can honestly say 1.0.2.6 wouldn't come CLOSE
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by j42 12y ago
You're absolutely right and I appreciate the resource! I also think it's not the entire scope of the problem, because I'm getting the same performance reading the file and performing simple non-regex replaces on those with &
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by j42 12y ago
Interestingly, though, those movements very much relied on their cohesiveness around a single, fundamental grievance. Eventually they reached a 'cultural' tipping point and that brought about cascades of change. Currently the fiel
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by j42 12y ago
Personally I've found Unibox a better fit for my usual conversation flow. It's a bit new and not as polished as it could be, but when the chains get long, identity-based conversation threads seem much easier to manage.
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by j42 12y ago
I will say though that when it comes to abstracting elements, this behavior seems to be implicit across the board (angular directive templates require the same, though they include a somewhat-informative error state). As someone who has onl
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by j42 12y ago
I think we are & will continue to see mass die-offs of the current generation of exchanges, as many were formed in a time where regulation and security were of less concern--combine that with the fact that they amass enormous amounts of
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by j42 12y ago
Honestly, this may be what it takes to see more mainstream consumer adoption. A lot of the apps with high levels of penetration in this generalized demographic seem to use Stripe--if it's truly a frictionless integration, it will be re
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by j42 12y ago
You hit the nail on the head. Beyond the scope of HR, in my experience it's the mix of both breadth of knowledge (context) and the depth of understanding (skill + experience) that is most useful. Having a high-level understanding allow
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by j42 12y ago
Perhaps the issue isn't so much in "forcing" people, as it is in recognizing that the perceived unfairness of the tax system itself is causing systemic dysfunction. Because taxes are perceived to be so unfairly high in certai
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by j42 12y ago
My guess is "in touch with" is intended to mean understanding, not necessarily reliability... meaning, they know exactly what the majority of their community wants, but the paradigm rewards self interest which often runs contrary
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by j42 12y ago
So essentially, we are "shakespeare" produced unknowingly by the infinitum of proverbial (and literal) monkeys :)
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by j42 12y ago
Looking at common keywords among the URL's, it appears as though they are merely taking a movie database, googling titles, and submitting complaints for anything containing said title/keyword in the URL (e.g. Pushover, Knockout, W
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by j42 12y ago
I think he's criticizing the cultural caricature that accompanies any activity becoming mainstream... but perhaps misdirected as the context in which one finds value isn't really important in contrast to value itself. Perhaps the
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by j42 12y ago
I think the author is also missing the implications of static mapping being only a partial paradigm in the car as a whole. While I can't speak for the specific project, I imagine in addition to static/procedural mapping, there are
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by j42 12y ago
You are severely misinformed, both about the constitution and the technological implications of the position you are blindly touting. (1) The Mass. Supreme Court ruling/precedent can compel a suspect, with proper legal protocol, to dec

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