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kelvin0
12y ago
The development of this app, and the technical know-how gained is really something positive. However, doesn't it worry anyone how the Stock Market seems to be reduced to a mobile game? It`s not even about adding value to the market, bu
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kelvin0
12y ago
Will work for downvotes, thanks :)
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kelvin0
12y ago
I perform 90 proof alcohol enemas on myself(every hour). Does that make me a 'heavy drinker' since I don't take the liquid orally?
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kelvin0
12y ago
Yeah that is not a constructive comment, I should know! :-)
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kelvin0
12y ago
Wow, are you a detective? Sharp eye ... Also, if anyone downvotes my previous comment in the next 5 minutes, you could win a genuine shrink wrapped space suit this article is about, Act now!
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kelvin0
12y ago
Awesome use of 'She' everywhere. I kept picturing Space-Vixen-Amazon astronauts ... distracting to my poor male brain.
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kelvin0
12y ago
On the contrary, he advocates a proactive approach to 'engage and inform other citizens' and start having people stop relying on a broken system, instead of taking responsibility for their actions and effectuating real change.
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kelvin0
12y ago
I am sometimes surprised that this type of argument gets downvoted. How can it be said that the political system is NOT broken? You`d think after all the information uncovered by Snowden this would be obvious to most of us.
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kelvin0
12y ago
Why the downvotes? French article, one among many that mention Drug smuggling by some agencies (CIA?) http://www.lepoint.fr/monde/la-vie-abracadabrante-d-un-pilot...
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kelvin0
12y ago
Well I'm glad someone is tackling the pressing issue of online emoticons... that's a load of MY mind. I'm sorry for being so sarcastic, unless I'm missing the point, please downvote me.
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kelvin0
12y ago
`Hey think of how easy it will be for front-end designers to be able to go into the 'embedded' market. What do you mean limited RAM?
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kelvin0
12y ago
Hey think of how easy it will be for front-end designers to be able to go into the 'embedded' market. What do you mean limited RAM?
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kelvin0
12y ago
The generalization of the 'gamer culture' as portrayed by this article and the negative premise based upon this generalization is misguided at best. Replace every instance of 'gamer/gaming' in the article with '
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kelvin0
12y ago
Great Idea, I like it. Just afraid I might start getting 'telemarketing' emails ... aw well ;-)
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kelvin0
12y ago
So would it be possible to have an SVG ==> CSS exporter which would lighten the load on most browsers? Is there always a performance 'gain' in using CSS?
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kelvin0
12y ago
Could someone please enlighten me as to what I am looking at? The images are nice, and ...?
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kelvin0
12y ago
Excellent, well this means SpaceX is safe from govt. red-tape since the Reps will be too lazy to implement this. Thanks!
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kelvin0
12y ago
Is it possible the same people doing the hiring, are the ones doing the tech 'support'?
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kelvin0
12y ago
I wonder how many rolls of tape would be needed to hold a launching rocket to it`s pad? Not taking into account the heat which would probably melt it?
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kelvin0
12y ago
The idea of a start-up that does not try to re-invent Twitter/Facebook/Flappy Bird is amazing ... I would love to be involved in such an endeavor.
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kelvin0
12y ago
It`s the down vote pigeon, hitting randomly and savagely.
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kelvin0
12y ago
Almost no comments about the amazing comedy of Mitch? I hadn't known about him until today ... The kinds of observation he makes are hilarious. Any fans?
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kelvin0
12y ago
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kelvin0
12y ago
Yes, of course the lower echelons of Freemasonry are completely oblivious and makes for plausible denial for the organization as a 'hole' (pun-intended).
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kelvin0
12y ago
After reading the 'simple overview' I have exactly the same questions as you. It's all nice that the contract runs and checks for conditions and such ... however the 'implementation' of the condition checking seem t
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kelvin0
12y ago
Can someone please explain a use case for this 'framework'? The whitepaper explains many things, which are somewhat confusing as to their level of use/abstraction.
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kelvin0
12y ago
The code line which 'fails' is $y == 3 , I think we are both confused ...
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kelvin0
12y ago
I don't quite get why the 'Substitutability' code snippet fails? Is it because the both vars 'point' to the same RAM address initialized with '3'? If that is the case, I would argue the language is somewha
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kelvin0
12y ago
I have never used their service, but reading this a few points come to mind. It seems like the fact that the service we be useable until August 31st will likely 'delay' the decision of most users to export their data until the las
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kelvin0
12y ago
Wow, so many truths and core principles about life and social interaction in such a concise post. I have started 'fiddling' with Haskell recently but after reading this I realize I have some serious work to do with my interpersona
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