jack9

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by jack9 8y ago
The Mars Colony that people have assured me will be in operation within the next 50 years, is still 150 years away at least .
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by jack9 8y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/moviepass/comments/7qa8t5/moviepass...
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by jack9 8y ago
> I bet most people will be the same. Since it's now only good for once a week, they will not.
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by jack9 8y ago
> that pain is outweighed by the satisfaction in reading the headlines and being glad I'm not funding them anymore. The lack of simple usage (account, transaction) fees, better interest rates, and better account security features do
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by jack9 8y ago
There's some misunderstanding about housing markets illustrated by this comment which seems intuitive to me. Given the luxury pricing, not all the units will be rented (or not for long) because they don't need to be to keep the pr
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by jack9 8y ago
> 2,000 more residential option That the vast majority can't afford, leaving the current status quo.
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by jack9 8y ago
Now they can't watch more than 4 (select) movies per month and no repeat viewings. Moviepass hasn't changed anything because people generally are being termed out of the original breakneck deals.
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by jack9 8y ago
> so you aren't one of those people who feel uncomfortable bringing things up to their boss. That doesn't mean they don't exist. Not at all. I'm happy to complain all day long, but what good does it do week after week
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by jack9 8y ago
The blog post wasnt about > pseudonimization strategy in context of GDPR guidelines. i.e. Doing the minimal work to meet the guidelines. Effectiveness is incidental to that goal. Maybe I misunderstood the GP tho.
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by jack9 8y ago
> Wait, your argument is that Kim Jong Un I'm not making an argument. I'm stating a fact, because the gp stated an incorrect fact (a generalization about governments). You can take a look at a number of other world countries th
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by jack9 8y ago
> They don't do that after the fact. They have and do. https://voiceofpeopletoday.com/kim-jong-un-orders-change-num... It's unusual for the French government, who has some of the strongest consumer protections
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by jack9 8y ago
Because you probably have to re-read some, if not most, of the code while working through a solution.
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by jack9 8y ago
Who cares? Just because I rolled a ball downhill, doesn't mean I was solely responsible for starting it, but worked in tandem with the laws of nature that exists. Nor am I the god of the effects, just because I was an instigator.
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by jack9 8y ago
> E-waste recycler loses appeal on computer restore disks, That's not the same at all. That was consumer fraud.
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by jack9 8y ago
Does it matter to businesses or consumers in China?
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by jack9 8y ago
> not living in the home as their primary residence. Which makes it disingenuous to the initial headline. > Renting Is Throwing Money Away Right? Yes. Given a choice, you always want to own (or at least be building equity). That'
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by jack9 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reference_(C%2B%2B) https://courses.washington.edu/css342/zander/css332/passby.h... I mean, it's not hard to take a look at what was already decided.
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by jack9 8y ago
Quality of life matters in most of these marginal cases. If they are going to give you the Konno procedure (scrape extra tissue out of a thickened ventricle), there's tons of things that can go wrong OTHER than death. Death is assured,
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by jack9 8y ago
Looks like they finally got it right. Hah? The last line of the article... "Board games are evolving as well, standing on the shoulders of the great games and iterating on them."
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by jack9 8y ago
This seems like a coded endorsement of Agile processes.
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by jack9 8y ago
> the source of the problem is your upbringing, Ok, so it's no fault of your own and you need a crutch, by your own reasoning. > and by proxy the culture. That doesn't follow at all. Lots of people remove themselves from the
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by jack9 8y ago
> A team of senior engineers without junior engineers is a team of engineers. This snarky bit seems like a derail in the middle of the article. Also, other than the enhance strategy (which is not illustrated other than a picture), there&
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by jack9 8y ago
> it encourages bad code That's a matter of opinion, not a fact. It can be thought of as a shortcut for an applied mixin, without the needless pollution and boilerplate.
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by jack9 8y ago
You mean to say, when they can identify you. Most of the time, powerful people have the power to retaliate against anyone.
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by jack9 8y ago
Adding another lie to the stack has the same consequences as before. More bloat in the sites and higher costs across the board.
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by jack9 8y ago
> See: inciting riot. The concept of "Inciting a Riot" is one of the more obvious overreaches to control distasteful groups that leads us down the path of thought control (vis a vis postmodernism or original economic stratifica
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by jack9 8y ago
> ENGINEER is a legally controlled term. It's a classification, so I don't think that's so. "Driver" is an equivalent term.
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by jack9 8y ago
That was mentioned at the end.
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by jack9 9y ago
What attack? The Adtech Ecosystem is incestuous, corrupt and penultimately complicated. jwegan is technically correct and savvy enough to understand one of many problems with this kind of fluff announcement. The least of these problems is a
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by jack9 9y ago
I would never use constraints ever again. Period. Billions of rows of data to POCs. It's interesting to note that AMZ data largely runs without constraints (the largest systems). Working in Southern California, where tenures run a few

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