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by knughit 11y ago
Yes, whichever ever one you have seen a million times before looks more readable. So?
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by knughit 11y ago
Welcome to Haskell, where anything can be infix :-)
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by knughit 11y ago
That's correspondent with how Java and especially Obj-C and super especially AppleScript programmers try to write code that reads like COBOL, er, English.
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by knughit 11y ago
Lisp is VOO, not SVO. Java is SVO. C is VOO too.
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by knughit 11y ago
Chaperon protects social values. Values can and often should change, but the chaperon is a tool that isn't as good or bad as the value it protects.
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by knughit 11y ago
Clarification: this is a vulnerability in the Internet of Things component attached to the car. The car itself fine, and the vulnerability is only in devices with the silly and expensive IoT upgrade package.
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by knughit 11y ago
> Superman > consistency That ship sailed long ago.
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by knughit 11y ago
The government can overrule private contracts, and does so on the daily.
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by knughit 11y ago
How sure are you that these concepts apply to us, and aren't just us making up stories to rationalize our instincts?
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by knughit 11y ago
Is there a better word, as easy to pronounce? "Pedoviewers"?
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by knughit 11y ago
You are arbitrarily defining "peer".
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by knughit 11y ago
There was an episode of radiolab or something where a guy had a brain injury and became an obsessive child porn collector. The DA argued that even if he had an illness, if he was cognizant enough to hide his activity from his spouse, he was
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by knughit 11y ago
Except for well branded characters, toys already sell basically at cost of materials, thanks to Chinese manufacturing
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by knughit 11y ago
The question is also whether you are allowed to publish a digital copy of a copyrighted sculpture Also, how does Bridgeman square with the reality that photographs are certainly copyrighted (Getty, etc)?
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by knughit 11y ago
What? The homeless are here because the city attracts more people than there are room for (development reasons) and because SF spends huge sums to care for homeless immigrants
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by knughit 11y ago
The article specifically coted the Super Bowl as a positive example. The Super Bowl bullied people away from the venue, didn't help them into homes.
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by knughit 11y ago
SF cares for a substantial fraction of the entire nation's homeless population, who migrate to SF for weather and public services. SF gets blamed because SF helps homeless folks the most, not the least.
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by knughit 11y ago
Holding down a job isn't relevant. They did a job for us, we owe them care in the face of the disability that job created.
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by knughit 11y ago
The government is our employees, not some Other power above is. We need to make the changes. Make demands , build consensus, and run for office if needed.
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by knughit 11y ago
Are you familiar with Amtrak.com?
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by knughit 11y ago
> cubicle Ah, the heady carefree spendthrift days of the dot-com boom, when employers provided parts of walls!
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by knughit 11y ago
I learned Napier's bones in school too. It is impractical nowadays, but I think it shows some of the fascinating beauty of math that can inspire kids.
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by knughit 11y ago
M is the first release since J where almost all the UI changes were improvements.
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by knughit 11y ago
Has Android ecosystem ever given a hint that a device would be supported after 2 years? Certainly for phones you are supposed to get a new one from your carrier.
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by knughit 11y ago
Why is 2 stupider than 1?
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by knughit 11y ago
He went on stage and gave a sock presentation that made everyone forget about the bugs. Users judged the book by it's well-kerned prettily animated cover. This is the same old tripe about the young generation's moral decline, and
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by knughit 11y ago
Your quickness to retaliate in anger, instead of correcting your mathematical oversight, undermines your reader's confidence in your ability to judge the merits of your coworkers.
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by knughit 11y ago
That's like saying there is no reason for a single party government to investigate claims of corruption. Management is not a monolith.
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by knughit 11y ago
If you don't trust their salespeople, why on earth would you trust them claiming that they aren't sales people? Judge based on the available facts, not superficial prejudices.
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by knughit 11y ago
These are the wonders of globalization. USA consumer protection laws don't apply to foreign manufacturers using noname brands.

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