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by julie1 11y ago
Necessity is a needed evil he seems to say. Did they thought of stopping to provide archive on the web, but just send the whole collection of paper that requires 0$ / months to just keep them alive and just require lenses and light to
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by julie1 11y ago
You miscreant you lie. Everyday, I used to filter my water on tap (except for minerals) and I drunk it. Then I got totally stoned with the highly diluted cocain, heroin, cannabis, alcohol, ketamine, LSD there is in it. The lesser the diluti
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by julie1 11y ago
Well, science has not your "abstraction paradox". Science uses a notion called domain of validity for their abstraction. Domain of validity gives conditions for which there is actually no ambiguity. There are domains where science
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by julie1 11y ago
The elephant in the room is we are building a new religion based on technology. FBI & Apple are both stupid. Computers always ends up to be used in a real physical world. This is called the analogic hole. This has since decades enable t
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by julie1 11y ago
Why? it is laissez faire, and regulation of the market. What you are proposing is socialism.
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by julie1 11y ago
US intelligence by the means of agencies and external consultancies is using directly 1 millions IT workers with Top secret clearance. 1 out 100 of the working population. They could not find one to set hillary's mail correctly? Or the
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by julie1 11y ago
Sorry, I just can recognize the taste of the plant, not the molecule. Thanks for the precision. I do agree with you. I still think people should accept that you cannot delegate knowledge to elite and learn. I also accept what you say about
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by julie1 11y ago
I worked in ad industry. We had are own 3k lib with code inspired by jquery to deal with that problem of "fixing the browsers incompatibility", because vanilla JS does ,not exists when DOM/browser functionalities are added to
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by julie1 11y ago
I normally buy non pasteurized natural apple juice at the fresh market from a place that I chose just because the guy was nice to my wife. One day he was closed, so I went for the other one that sold another non pasteurized _healthy_ juice.
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by julie1 11y ago
Well there are still situations where coders put mix different codeset / encoding. Willingly or not. And SIP still exists.
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by julie1 11y ago
Education is based on mandarinat. Teachers often never left universities. Teachers never faced the problem of working. Teachers often steal the work of their students. Teachers don't care about readable code. Teachers don't care
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by julie1 11y ago
Lol, biggest bug is developer ignoring that latin1 & unicode encoded in UTF8 can coexists in the same stream of data : - HTTP 1.1 headers are ISO-8859-1 (CERN legacy) while content can be UTF8 - SIP being based on HTTP RFC have the same
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by julie1 11y ago
I love the we select on merit part. Isn't success the only measure of merit for a company? If they have not succeeded yet they have none. It they are ready to share their income with someone else, they lose benefits hence it is admitti
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Show HN: Using simple education to remove dependency
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by julie1 11y ago
Ah someone did not read Plato? It is the Gyges ring parable. A man find a ring that makes him invisible (total privacy). And then he does steal, introduce himself in houses and watch women undress and rape them ... and then he becomes a blo
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by julie1 11y ago
Humm ... I looked for the fun if no one spotted in any comment that there was a creepy feature the author likes. Periodic automated arbitrary code execution from a remote source. Here is a list of the stupid ideas that old coders warned fr
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by julie1 11y ago
The number of coders complaining about an author exercising the basic of intellectual property rights is too high. 1) all coders should understand authors right be the code free or closed; 2) there is no excuse for someone whose value is ba
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by julie1 11y ago
If they require a shot in the arm backed by massive investment, I don't think privately owned interest favouring statistically birth over competence is the right way. It is basically both ploutocratie and major life changing decision w
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by julie1 11y ago
Startup business backed by VC is kind of unsound. The traditional way maybe longer : minimal investment and constant self sustainability, but it seems also better at helping founder adapt to changes in costing and technologies. When you hav
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by julie1 11y ago
one of the benefit of NATing that it is mentally easier to recongize inbound and outbound traffic in firewall rules. It has been used as a way to centralize traffic by some rogue ISP, and then because Large Scale Nating involve to hold in m
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by julie1 11y ago
Masquerading private address with you GW public address and limit connection to outhoing one when ingress filtering is correctly done on your firewall/ISP side is quite efficient. Using private address is just a convenient way to set u
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by julie1 11y ago
Afro american have also fewer years, as well native americans, as well as males, as well as ... depressive, bipolars... Is the difference in life expectancy due to autism, or is it a potential effect of discrimination? If it was due to disc
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by julie1 11y ago
I used to be a sysadmin and have my tools to know what I wanted ;) https://github.com/jul/yahi I care about stats as a junkie and I see this as vanity or OCD. Best solution at my opinion is to not care and just pract
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by julie1 11y ago
How much time before companies wake up and think that hiring people that can do the same job with only C1000 is a better investment?
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by julie1 11y ago
lol, just reminded me I had set up a google analytics on my blog a long time ago before thinking about it and that I have been complaining about the idiots putting google analystics for more than one year. Oh gosh. How much google analytics
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by julie1 11y ago
Both these ideas are terrible ideas. Give me a solid anchor and a lever that is long enough and I can move the earth. The problem of all modern crypto technos is 1) CPU burnt for crypto is a nice lever for DOS (and not all our mails requir
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by julie1 11y ago
DARPA Robots are full 2.1D autonomous. Cars have far less degrees of liberty and their "environment" is heavily subsidized. Why are drones (3D evolution) and electric train (1.xD evolution) easy to build? Well in the case of drone
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by julie1 11y ago
Funny. The ancester of UN (LN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/League_of_Nations#General_weak... ) failed with the same symptoms. Created after WWI to prevent another WW it was disbanded after failing to prevent WWII So, i
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by julie1 11y ago
Mathematics? The people trying to find solutions of an equation by solving them? Mathematicians is a weird education I hardly understand. The last PhD I met from Mc Gill university ignored the existence of non euclidean geometry. His excuse
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by julie1 11y ago
btw Pi = 4 (in taxicab geometry aka L1) http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/96835/are-there-any-... Euclidean geometry is not the only one and some physical problems are solved using spaces in which pi is NOT

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