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by klez 9y ago
Can mods please change the submission's link to the original article instead of this blogspam? http://time.com/5162419/apple-new-headquarters-glass/
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by klez 9y ago
> First, Elm has the natural predictability of a pure functional language; when you write Elm, the compiler forces you to consider every case. I'm a beginner with functional languages, but isn't the type system completely ortho
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by klez 9y ago
I think ysleepy was agreeing with you and adding a data point to the discussion.
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by klez 9y ago
I blame both. I never said I only blame Facebook.
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by klez 9y ago
The fact that the favorites list is public is known and explicit. If you want to keep it private you can upvote what interests you.
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by klez 9y ago
If Facebook tracks me outside of Facebook's website because that other website has tracking code or a like button (which I didn't click) and I don't have an account on Facebook, I'm not ok with that. I think that'
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by klez 9y ago
See also YouTube comments when the real name policy was a thing.
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by klez 9y ago
But that's exactly the point, isn't it? To me, people trying to censor media are extremists, because of how I view the world. In the same way, they may flag me as an extremist because of this. In the end, the problem with censor
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by klez 9y ago
They asked for dedicated servers explicitly to avoid VPSs.
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by klez 9y ago
> ignores the smart elephant in your pocket One can point out potential privacy/security flaws in one device while still recognizing the are other privacy/security flaws in other devices (smartphones, in this case). I've n
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by klez 9y ago
From the guidelines: Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. [...] If you flag something, please don't also comment that you did.
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by klez 9y ago
I'm not sure the design of the game is covered by copyright, otherwise you couldn't have clones of neither games nor applications. Also, code that replicates the functionality of other code is not the definition of derivative work
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by klez 9y ago
Like greglindahl pointed out in another comment, there are no sewers in Venice, so that's not just mud. That's another reason for the smell.
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by klez 9y ago
The Venice having 155.000 people isn't the islands. Those have roughly 55.000 people. The rest is spread on the mainland. In Italy when you talk about a city it's usually about the city itself and some towns around it. In this cas
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by klez 9y ago
> I went to venice a few years back, there's an outer seawall that protects it from tides. As I said in another comments, no, the wall (MOSE, several walls, actually) has not been completed yet and is non-operational.
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by klez 9y ago
No it doesn't. Mainly because it is not finished and so it is non-operational.
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by klez 9y ago
What I know for sure is that Venice proper (that is, what is in the middle of the lagoon) has been hemorrhaging residents for a long time now. Residents strated moving to Mestre and Marghera for various reasons (for example because they wor
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by klez 9y ago
I didn't upvote, but you should remember the guidelines * Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. Don't feed egregious comments by replying; flag them instead. If yo
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by klez 9y ago
I guess something like this?[0] [0] https://boardgamegeek.com/wiki/page/Eurogame
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by klez 9y ago
Well, you should try again and screencast it, so you'd finally have proof.
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by klez 9y ago
A number of things prevents from moving to different countries. Immigration laws for that other country, language barriers, the fact the your professionality/education won't be valued in another country, the fact that you may not
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by klez 9y ago
Look, you don't like CEI? Fine, me neither, from the looks of it. Are they spinning a libertarian agenda? Yes they are. Is this article mostly an attack on uber and "shameless, greenwashed crony capitalism"? Yes it is. BUT
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by klez 9y ago
It depends on your definition of a social network. Telegram is a messaging app with group chat you can join and others where you're invited to. And bots of varying utility.
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by klez 9y ago
> Would you pay a subscription for Flappy Bird? I don't do that on the app store either. And software was sold way before app stores existed, so what's your point?
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by klez 9y ago
> the same way we currently think about needle static from record players. At the moment there seems to be a group of people thinking about it with nostalgia.
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by klez 9y ago
We are talking about free software in the context of a donation to the fsf, and the poster above asked what is meant by "free" in this context, so for all intents and purposes that is the correct definition to link to. But I'
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by klez 9y ago
Not really. That was just Socrates being Socrates and being all humble about his knowledge. Apart from him I don't remember any othe philosopher adopting that stance.
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by klez 9y ago
I know why Debian isn't endorsed by the fsf (and I'm ambivalent about that, for what it's worth). But the post I linked to makes an interesting point abuot why ConnochaetOS is not endorsed while the same reasoning was not app
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by klez 9y ago
Descartes would like to have a word with you :)
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by klez 9y ago
Ok, but then > It seems strange to make something available without payment and then get mad when people don't pay. Seems to imply that "get mad" here refers to the fsf getting mad, which was the reason for my comment.

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