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by jryan49 9y ago
One thing we could do is have everyone go in on a lobbyist. haha
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Too bad avoiding this just looks like a spaghetti mess with no cohesion. If you're going to be using a language, you might as well learn how it works instead of avoiding it with strange hacks. I'm also confused how the 'pure&
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by jryan49 9y ago
I was super deficient being a programmer inside all the time. My levels were literally zero when I went in because I felt like I was dying, bones hurt, extreme fatigue. 10,000 IU 3 times for three weeks fixed it. I've been taking 2000I
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by jryan49 9y ago
Yeah I understand that. I still feel that voters will eventually converge to giving other candidates the lowest score possible because it increases the likely hood of their candidate getting elected. edit: definitely willing to try the syst
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by jryan49 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer mi
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by jryan49 9y ago
What stops everyone from voting 0 for everyone and 10 for one candidate? It's how like our system is now, where no one votes for who they want, but the person they can tolerate most, and can win.
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Wow that escalated quickly!
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I'm just asking, I'm not taking sides or anything, cause it kind of is what it comes down to.
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by jryan49 9y ago
So if blood money is used to invest in tech to clean it, and make them profit it's okay?
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Your unit tests check the architecture of the code and the implementation is maintainable? I say that cause that's what I use code reviews for :P
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Yes I used in on Android, Windows, and Linux
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by jryan49 9y ago
I host my own ala, pass( https://www.passwordstore.org ), and qtpass on windows. It uses gpg encrypted files in a git repo. Pretty sure it's as safe as gpg is.
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by jryan49 9y ago
Seeing this brings back the question that always pops up when seeing smalltalk-esque IDEs; why don't these ever take off? Maybe they aren't solving a specific problem someone has and are being too general? Not flexible enough? May
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by jryan49 9y ago
I really only use it as a glue code language or for automation. I thought that at least a few years ago there were a bunch of people using Grails? After using it extensively, I have found a few strange bugs that's killed some time but
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by jryan49 9y ago
"Gradual typing" is one of the reasons I still love using Groovy :)
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What happens when everyone is in an index fund though? The efficient market hypothesis goes right out the window in that case. I can imagine a crash happening because of that maybe. It feels the same with the last thing that caused the cras
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by jryan49 9y ago
There is also http://swaywm.org/ which is supposed to be an i3 clone for Wayland
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What kind of changes? I have a hard time searching google about gut health without feeling like none of it's scientific, and all a scam for advertising or selling products.
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Pretty sure that was a joke.
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I love Arch Linux. I'd say though there is a huge learning curve before you become comfortable/productive. However, in the end it's the most comfortable, because you are pretty aware how most things work, especially if you li
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by jryan49 9y ago
I know the distro I use Arch, seemed to spend the time to weight the technical/practical costs/benefits and didn't just "fall in line". https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1149530#p1149530 A
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by jryan49 9y ago
Linux distro maintainers are making the decision to use the systemd replacements. If you disagree, use a Linux distro that doesn't, or make your own.
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It's a separate program, it's not part of init.
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by jryan49 9y ago
Pretty safe to say none of us can :)
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Not if there are no choices. We've already seen the ISPs not encroaching on each other's territories to not compete. It's basically a cartel.
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Why not just sell these features as add-ons in the Windows store or something? I guess if the code's not modular enough and it has to baked in might be a reason...
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termite https://github.com/thestinger/termite https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/termite
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by jryan49 9y ago
If we captured 100% of solar energy wouldn't everything on Earth be dark?
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Ah okay, thanks!

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