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by jgh 9y ago
I really like Clojure and am using it for a web project now. Datomic is awesome too, but not appropriate for my current project unfortunately (gis stuff)
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by jgh 9y ago
I'm with you there...we used to live in an apartment on the ground level and people nearby had outdoor cats that would regularly come to our windows and it would really stress my cat out. He's a lot easier going without the daily
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by jgh 9y ago
Was there actually any inflation caused by that? I keep seeing people saying inflation has been stagnant for a decade. I wonder what would have happened to the USD if the economy were allowed to implode the way it wanted to, perhaps the &q
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by jgh 9y ago
I'm with you 100% on technical instructional videos in general. It is absolutely the worst medium for the simple fact that you usually need to go back over the steps multiple times the first time you do something.
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by jgh 9y ago
"Since last five years" should be more like "In the past five years"
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by jgh 9y ago
You definitely want a lawyer for this. Not your company counsel, they represent the company and not you.
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by jgh 9y ago
I think it depends on the border crossing. At San Ysidro you can walk across and probably not get checked. I've walked across into mexico there a number of times (visa runs for TN) and never been checked, not even my passport. Grant
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by jgh 9y ago
They said he got 1 year because he had no criminal past in Ecuador.
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by jgh 9y ago
I'm no criminal genius or anything but as a monday morning quarterback here i feel like he got too many people involved and screwed himself. Fencing the gold you can't do much about I guess but if you're able to just do it a
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by jgh 9y ago
I guess I'm type B for boring because I pay for everything at the self checkout.
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by jgh 9y ago
maybe the ones who got rich off ICOs could build the thing they said they were gonna build
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by jgh 9y ago
Why is the Jones Act popular with democrats?
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by jgh 9y ago
So the IRS can tax Americans everywhere in the world except Puerto Rico?
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by jgh 9y ago
Puerto Rico is still in the US...I don't really understand how they expect to avoid taxes by being in Peurto Rico. Also pay your fucking taxes you entitled douchebags.
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by jgh 9y ago
oh i meant even a mac app, so i dont have to have yet another tab permanently opened all day (i have 3 perma-tabs for gmail as it is :P)
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by jgh 9y ago
You need to add https to the site, also the site makes it look like there's an app to download but i guess there isnt?
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by jgh 9y ago
I doubt it, push notifications have been around for years now...Could just be fatigue from it all. Millennials are also getting to their 30s/mid-30s on the old side and are having families, so probably less time/need for a bunch
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by jgh 9y ago
I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to gentrification, so perhaps someone could help me understand: how it is that we're simultaneously hearing about how poor millennials apparently are overall compared to their parents generation,
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by jgh 9y ago
presumably once they have a possible identification they can use other techniques like dental records to confirm. It's taking them from "we have no idea who this person is" to "this person might be x, y, z" .. but a
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by jgh 9y ago
One option is to just allow people to select a single audio source, that way you don't have to do any mixing and they could use a 3rd party audio capture tool as the input source.
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by jgh 9y ago
I wasn't referencing the article. There are a lot of people in the cryptocurrency community (spend some time in telegram rooms, reading blog posts, etc) that push a very libertarian/anarcho-capitalist agenda. I obviously don&#x27
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by jgh 9y ago
Meh, my wife does the same thing if I'm doing something on the computer late at night. I get the "I thought you said you were coming to bed in 5 minutes?" treatment. Hell I might even joke about getting in trouble for it.
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by jgh 9y ago
I'm sure that there will be some kind of reckoning at some point. Who knows though, maybe prices will just stabilize to the point that it becomes another boring equity.
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by jgh 9y ago
Sure that's an option, but they could also do it the old fashioned way and have you buy something off them ;) At least if you get caught up buying something you shouldn't with cash they don't also get your transaction histor
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by jgh 9y ago
I honestly hope the utopian dream is smashed in the cryptocurrency community. It's not the kind of "utopia" I want to be a part of. I like the technical ideas behind cryptocurrency, but the terrible political views are off-
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by jgh 9y ago
What? The entire ledger is publicly visible. If the government can figure out your public key they can see every transaction you've ever made.
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by jgh 9y ago
Indeed, my first thought when I read that was "why can't it just go through Iraq instead?" And as it turns out you've pointed out that there already is such a pipeline. So the whole theory stops making sense then.
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by jgh 9y ago
article is from Nov. 2016, so might be interesting to see what an updated perspective looks like.
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by jgh 9y ago
And some people refuse to take elevators. Just because you came across someone once who behaved in a certain way doesn't mean "ohmagerd feminists hate men holding doors for them!"
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by jgh 9y ago
The holding the door thing is a marvelous trope. I honestly doubt anyone's ever given him a hard time about it considering it's a perfectly normal thing for people to do for anybody. Maybe somebody didn't do the traditional

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