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by kinghajj 13y ago
It also encourages one to separate data and code, which is completely (in my mind) counter to Lisp's great achievement in combining the two.
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Clears are heavier browns with a more pronounced bump. IIRC they have springs from the Blacks and the stem protrudes a bit more to make the actuation bump more noticeable. I got a Leopold FC660M from Qtan's ebay store yesterday, liking
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by kinghajj 13y ago
How is go so much more complex? The fact that struct types can be passed either by reference or by value?
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Libertarian socialism is more popular in Europe than in America, and they, too, strongly disdain governments.
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Which country do you think is most likely to have encouraged/compelled/suggested/persuaded/etc. these ones to act this way?
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Dick's experiences were mostly with amphetamines, not psychedelics. Most don't include LSD and psilocybin as "hard drugs," either, and all of the credible drug advocates I've seen have always clearly stated that one
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HK: US extradition request did not specify Snowden's full middle name(mobile.twitter.com)
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Don't generalize. I had a few brushes with the administrations in middle and high school because I refused to stand for the pledge. Whenever I was forced to stand, I would look the other way in protest. Luckily the high school eventual
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Brainwallets cannot be seized, though they can make it exceedingly difficult to spend them in practice.
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by kinghajj 13y ago
> It makes those actions necessary, and his actions absolutely wrong. Why do nations and states get special status in the geopolitical game? (Because it's a way to ensure that each maintains its own power, and not let those dumb ple
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Oh absolutely they are the best so far, but they still aren't nearly good enough that we should just accept them and wait for their downfall or transition to come "naturally;" we must takes steps to ensure that the change occ
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by kinghajj 13y ago
This sums up my position. http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1gvd45/z/caobk8t
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by kinghajj 13y ago
He loves his country, but not his government. Big difference.
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by kinghajj 13y ago
I'm referring to all of his leaks so far. > Because that's what the NSA and CIA do, and all the other countries take part in. It's part of the game nations play. Yeah, and so? That doesn't make those actions right, no
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by kinghajj 13y ago
He didn't give them away to other nations, but to journalists. And he's exposing illegal acts that actually are treasonous ("National Security" is just an excuse to protect existing power structures, not the actually bes
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by kinghajj 13y ago
We can't verify the authenticity of any documents, but we also have no reason to believe that they are contaminated or sourced from foreign governments, at least not yet. And did he ever say he would "face the consequences?"
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by kinghajj 13y ago
The key difference in this case is that the information is flowing not directly to the foreign governments themselves, as in past cases, but rather to independent journalist organizations, so that the information can be known to everyone, b
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by kinghajj 13y ago
I'm not trusting any "sources" that claim to know his final destination, as various ones have claimed Venezuela, Norway, and now Ecuador. I guess we'll have to wait a couple days to know what'll really happen.
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Not me. Anti-nationalist, anarchist, and pacifist.
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by kinghajj 13y ago
I believe it's an attempt at humor.
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by kinghajj 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_Hong_Kong And there's the whole moratorium currently in place against extradition in HK right now, and they have a British-based judicial system that takes FOREVE
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by kinghajj 13y ago
It's not illegal for journalists to possess classified info, because espionage laws only apply to those who are authorized to possess such info and disclose it without authorization to a third party; the third parties themselves are gu
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by kinghajj 13y ago
Do you know if it used Bulldozer or the updated Piledriver architecture? I just set up a personal home server yesterday with a 8350/16GB and ESXi 5.1, and the performance seems fine enough. Are there any kinds of tasks where the slowne
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by kinghajj 13y ago
So they can only force you to violate your 5th amendment rights if they "really really know" that you're guilty anyways?
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by kinghajj 14y ago
IIRC, the founder of Mtgox, the Bitcoin exchange, is not the same person as the founder of the "Magic the Gathering Online Exchange." The domain was transferred.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
Exactly, no-one is forcing the miners to do this. The 0.8 miners could decide to keep that branch alive, and if it stays longest, then the "central committee" would be SOL and just have to accept it.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
What makes you confident that you know that the current price is "VASTLY" above the "fair market value?" I thought that markets determine fair market values--which is exactly what's happening at the exchanges.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
If China is a dictatorship, then who is the dictator? It rather seems to be run by the inner Party leaders.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
It's worse than that, the exams were pointless because they only tested knowledge of Confucianism.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
Bell's theorem only shows that local hidden variable theories cannot be true. Non-local hidden variable theories, such as Bohm, are still possible.

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