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Rolling Jubilee - A Bailout Of The People By The People
(rollingjubilee.org)
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kuahyeow
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kuahyeow
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How useful is translating "pseudocode into a working program"? I doubt the utility of that skill as a programmer
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kuahyeow
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I think lots of people have made this argument in the past three years. Very similar transitions from Friendster to MySpace, MySpace to Facebook. The cool place to be moves on, but I'm not sure it necessarily will affect Facebook's bottom l
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Building a Rails app without Rails
(ohthatjames.github.com)
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kuahyeow
14y ago
An update has just been posted, only for backers though. Anyone mind sharing?
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Raising Angel Investment in NZ: A Grassroots Perspective
(transcribeme.com)
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kuahyeow
14y ago
I'm hope this is just a pretty slide deck for public consumption, not really for "investors". e.g. that slide with visitors and uniques screams vanity metrics to me...
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kuahyeow
14y ago
The genie is really out of the bottle. Yes, OP acknowledges that North Korea will be crumbling, static strategy. The alternative merely prolongs but hardly extends. Consider that people can emigrate - but they still need to communicate with
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kuahyeow
14y ago
I believe I know what you are referring to. There is almost a natural limit to the amount of events can go to, before we suffer "burnout" and wonder if it's worth it. I and others have been conferences, got hyped, raring to go and spent the
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kuahyeow
14y ago
Why do people go to conferences ? a. To meet and sell to potential clients at a relevant trade fair b. To meet and court potential hires or partners c. Get inspired d. To eat and drink and be merry Building something awesome doesn't happen
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kuahyeow
14y ago
or say Javadoc @ directives....sigh
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kuahyeow
15y ago
:) That's what I did in my git Workshop for beginners. https://github.com/kuahyeow/git-workshop
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kuahyeow
15y ago
Not sure about scaring people away, just pushes time-conscious people away, which is true for me personally
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kuahyeow
15y ago
Reading your reply, I'm not so sure about what you want. If you want engineering options, talk to an engineer. If you want good design, talk to a designer. Shouldn't you be the PM ?
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kuahyeow
15y ago
It might pay in certain cases to get directly from the horse's mouth. Talk to web programmers of various stripes to get an idea of what's suitable for you. Talk to project managers too, but do remember if you ask a PM, you will get a long p
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kuahyeow
15y ago
The _pragmatic_ thing to do is indeed to suspend and investigate.
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kuahyeow
15y ago
"The proposal above does not provide robust content protection, so it would not address this use case even if it wasn't unethical." My thoughts exactly once you view the first diagram on the proposal.
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kuahyeow
15y ago
Wonder will there be an archive video after this? Live video is choppy at best for me edit: looks like http://www.twitch.tv/mojang will be the place
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kuahyeow
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This whole thread is probably going nowhere, imo. The maintainer has valid reasons - and it's part of the spec. The issue raisers have their reasons - minifiers don't work for them. Here's the beauty of git and github, one can always run a
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SOPA - Ben Huh vs NBC exec
(pbs.org)
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kuahyeow
15y ago
> You must verify who you are when you register a new domain name, even an international one. Not sure how requirement to register has to do with new gTLDs - as mentioned in preceding paragraph. Reading down a few paragraphs reveals the
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kuahyeow
15y ago
For one, there are many instances of US laws being 'exported' via trade agreements and such like, so yes it does affect people outside.
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kuahyeow
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see 1) of grand-parent. And remember there are creative ways to do a blackout. Darken the page, map or Google Doodle. Something to raise awareness, and increase coverage. No need to pull the DNS or serve a blank black page
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kuahyeow
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It's a very overview of the current open source map technologies out there. People may be talking a lot about the price, but my feeling is that the next batch of map servers etc are catering to a major set of folks who wish to diverge from
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kuahyeow
15y ago
Definitely under 150ms. It depends on context too. Have you tried testing with some real people to see what their reaction is ? Then try again with other people with faster version.
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kuahyeow
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`come up with specific solutions for the copyright problem and also acknowledge that copyright holders do have some legitimate concerns` As Alexis said that's a problem for their industry. It's quite a false flag to say that the tech sites
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kuahyeow
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GoDaddy just upped the publicity of SOPA a whole lot. I wonder will this shine a light on SOPA within the mainstream.
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kuahyeow
15y ago
Try the simple English wikipedia too - https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_theory
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kuahyeow
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That's a large swathe of fires in the northern sub Sahara every December. Any explanation for this ? I found the page below which shows a picture month by month http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/a000000/a003800/a003870/index.h... edit: found i
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kuahyeow
15y ago
(note: one of the entries is mine. But the other entries are much better!)
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