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by jack9 9y ago
REST does not require a specific response. The original paper used specific verb as an example present in the wild, which has oft been misinterpreted as required usage. Formatted summary - http://www.ics.uci.edu/%7Efielding
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Fraud is generally done at the operational and deal level. When discovered (technically), I made it clear that I would not participate directly. The fraud is so pervasive, that individual departments defraud the company at times. The short
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by jack9 9y ago
Viant (aka Specific Media) is a well known fraudster. Nobody in the ad industry thought MySpace was "back" after you heard who bought it years ago. The Vanderhooks (the brothers who founded Specific and continue to run all their s
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by jack9 9y ago
Indeed, the usual as usual. More speech from sources = goodright unless it's someone else's different message to a wider audience. Then it's badwrong. As long as you have the money to shout it loud enough and long enough you
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by jack9 9y ago
How do you ingest data with Wallaroo? I see a mention of "...say TCP" and in the github word count there is mention of a (data)source framed-message-protocol but nothing that describes it in the ( https://github.com&#x2F
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by jack9 9y ago
> You're the one who invoked "scripting" out of the blue. Not at all. It naturally follows from the incorrect assertion that > > PHP is no one's standard for "fast". except within a set of constraints.
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I constrained my point. You are now making your own determination. Good Luck with that.
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I can think of 3 without any knowledge of a specific case. Potential Delay (in clarifying this matter against the case at large), Proof of Effort, FISA routinely allows for incomplete filings and go forward anyway. They aren't the only
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by jack9 9y ago
Techdirt is a self-proclaimed rumor mill. Taking a particular viewpoint and expounding on it endlessly as proper context, leaves a lot of telltale quips like how "clueless" actors are being. Postmortems years later consistently sh
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by jack9 9y ago
I'm not sure how that relates. None of those are scripting languages, although when you start talking about "compiled" it gets a little messy with definitions. Either way, it's not what I'm talking about.
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> If you really cared about humanity, you wouldn't impede death. That's an ideology masquerading as wisdom.
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> PHP is no one's standard for "fast". PHP is my standard for "fast" in the realm of scripting. Just behind Perl. Python is slower in every prototype benchmark we have ever tried. It's a practical problem th
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by jack9 9y ago
> Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Apple would be extraordinarily profitable even if they were paying 26% corporate income tax rates. Your entire premise collapses right there. You are flat wrong. The integration has already occurred. The
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I'm deeply involved in digital advertising and I don't even understand what you're trying to say, so maybe you could rephrase? At the very least, the "common wisdom" number is suspect (a random lampshade). I've
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by jack9 9y ago
> this assumption has met some strong evidence that would disprove it. There is no evidence either way. Behavioral targeting works to some extent, e.g. retargeting. I visit Ford Fusion specs, later on Fox News a Ford Ad for a different t
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by jack9 9y ago
> They're emitting less CO2 per capita than the US The most disingenuous statement in this thread? In other news... High School coach points out his QB completes more passes per game than NFL team QB. Demands equivalent compensation
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by jack9 9y ago
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Astro/fried.html#... > What’s important is that this variable increases in value over time, meaning it must have been smaller in the past. No? The point of the variabl
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by jack9 9y ago
This is the kind of poor correlative thinking that created the spurious war on drugs. Morally, you have to draw the line at what is "dangerous", when the danger emerges from a complex behavioral scenario. Some drug is vilified as
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by jack9 9y ago
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Trump%20Deran... In all fairness, this is a reactionary "definition". It's not useful when looking at this behavior as an actual condition and discerning the cau
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by jack9 9y ago
> They were purposely creating hate within the country So more us vs them clickbait. Got it.
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by jack9 9y ago
There's a strong sentiment that anything anti-mars-enthusiasm hurts humanity more than helps. There's absolutely nothing to support this idea, other than some misplaced notion of hope in the face of nihilism of our terrestrial pro
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by jack9 9y ago
It's a mathematical reality, in the context of opportunity. Pretending it's some assertion of future-proofed knowledge is silly.
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The only part of these provisions I object to, is the social media scanning. That looks a lot like thought police to me.
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My first thought is that it didn't really save lives. 322k now die of other causes.
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Grouping tolerance with tolerance of speech muddies the issue of free speech.
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A car without an engine can still roll downhill. The US will continue to plummet into tyranny and corruption, like most democracies tend to UNLESS the information age results in an altered pattern and misinformation is trumped (pun?) by edu
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I'm middle class and long ago soured on the tax vs deduction games. Better government would lead to more confidence that I'm not financing corruption. My perennial view, since I first understood what taxation was, has been dour. N
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People actually use gold, as it's optimal (or solely suited) for a number of electric and chemical tasks. Also, it's pretty and used as a status symbol. It has utility, which has been overblown in the market for a long time (lik
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How is it a fallacy? There's literally a test you have to pass to get licensed and that's up to the discretion of a mandatory observer. There's more than one observer in most cases via the written proctor, the driving proctor
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The ridiculous part is that we allow humans (~15% of Americans have IQs so low that the US military can't utilize them) to pilot these death machines. I support rushed legislation for as much automation as possible, for travel.

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