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by jmcqk6 9y ago
Not the commenter you're replying to, but I have to add this. I'm sure there's been a lot of analysis done with regards to the actual amount of fraud on Silk Road (and it's various incarnations and similar services), r
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
I've been looking for a site like this. Thanks for sharing.
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
Was Hurricane Sandy not a "Serious Storm?" There have been many others - winter storms, devastating tornadoes, etc. Also, the world is a bigger place than the US. There have been truly catastrophic storms in other parts of the w
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
I'm working on an app where the server side code is all .NET, and has never even been cloned to a windows computer. I'm not sure if it would even run on window,s because that's not been something we've valued while writi
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
I know you can see Mount Rainier from Mary's Peak outside of Corvalais, which is 295km away. And I mentioned it in another comment here, but standing on paulina peak on a clear day, you can see both Mount Adams and Mount Shasta, more t
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
There are places in oregon where you can look North and see Mount Adams in washington, and look south and see Mount Shasta in california. So basically the entire heigth of oregon. I've personally done this on Paulina Peak on several
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
>I have to admit, that is a reasonable assumption. I really have to disagree. You get breached, you change your private keys. There shouldn't be a debate about that.
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
>The planet; as-in this rocky, water-world orbiting Sol, will exist for BILLIONS of years. >The _life_ on this planet AS WE KNOW IT is dying, along with ourselves. Do you honestly think the person who said this doesn't understand
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
WOW, I didn't know that you could speak for the ENTIRE WORLD. Personally, I find this at the very least interesting and possibly useful. The lack of comments in JSON is a problem when it comes to annotating configuration stored as JSON
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
Any possibility of eventually getting it for Ubuntu then? I've been using Rider.. but it's buggy as hell on linux.
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by jmcqk6 9y ago
There are quite a few things that "Compile-to-sql". In .NET, the EntityFramework ORM takes the AST from the C# code int he query and generates the SQL from it. I'm not sure how ORMs work in other languages, but I would imag
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
>He never owned his account in the first place. That information belongs to Facebook and is the property of Facebook. Don't you think that was part of the point and part of the problem?
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
>The Senate has rules, and those rules are fairly enforced regardless of gender. Later that same night, a male senator from Oregon read the complete letter that Warren was trying to read from the floor of the senate.
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
If an employer tries to dictate to me what I do in my personal time, that is a signal for me to leave quickly.
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
However Northern California could see a Mag 9.0+ quake from the cascadia fault.
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This is why it's important to wait and test your model against out of sample data. I.E. if you back tests up until today, give it some time and test it against what happened from now until then.
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
>So it builds its own migration script based on the schema of the target database, and it won't allow any operations that cause data loss by default. This is super handy in a team environment because you don't need to worry abo
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
It is not a criminal offense to be in the country unlawfully. It gets kind of complicated, but here is a useful resource: http://blogs.findlaw.com/blotter/2014/07/is-illegal-immigrat...
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
>Also why do I have to press Command + whatever when there is a perfectly functional control key on the keyboard ? If I am remoted into a Windows machine now I have to remember to press Control + whatever and revert back to Command + Wha
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
Tier3 was an IaaS. You are not correct.
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
Why did this get flagged?
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
Claiming to have a head start is not apoligizing for something. It's recognizing that you benefited from something you had absolutely no control over. It's really great that you have awesome parents, and that means you're mu
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
Oh that's interesting. I bought the hard copy specifically because I assumed it would be easier to flip around the footnotes. Maybe I'll give it a shot then.
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by jmcqk6 10y ago
>The planet has suffered climate changes before and there is a common trend in this cases. The forest will move. I think what you miss when making this argument is not that there will be a forest somewhere else in the future, but that th
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Commentary on the current state of .NET(byterot.blogspot.com)
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by jmcqk6 11y ago
>If we wanted better sneaker materials or retractable football stadium roofs surely we could have accomplished those tasks for far less money. The problem with this type of attitude is that discovery doesn't work like this. Increme
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by jmcqk6 11y ago
You probably haven't been to a .NET developer conference, but you would probably be very surprised to see the number of people there running macs. The main reason is that Developers love unix. You're right that this is about Azu
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Programming Isn't Manual Labor, but It Still Sucks(mashable.com)
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by jmcqk6 11y ago
Kelsey Hightower has some really great walkthroughs. I was just browsing his github to find a specific link for you, and the closest I found was this: https://github.com/kelseyhightower/coreos-kubernetes-talk That mig
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by jmcqk6 11y ago
I'm guessing the parent doesn't mean only bower, but bower uses github as the source of packages/code (I don't use bower, so I'm only going from memory). On a build that downloads everything 'fresh' it&#x

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