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by kurtisc 8y ago
>Courts in China are not independent, let's be honest. The USA has elected and appointed partisan judges!
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by kurtisc 8y ago
This reminds me of commuting on a poor bus route. Arrive 10 minutes early because you have to be on it - wait 10 minutes after it's due because it's always late.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
'At some point.' You're verbally describing the Laffer curve. Do you think they're on the right hand side?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
They can, but why would they? They're probably busy, possibly with family. These aren't graduates desperate for a job, if they're the ideal employee you're looking for they'll have a comfortable fallback in continui
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Dominic is the same kind of random stranger to most of the people whose codebases he's in.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
If you're using auto-updating external packages, aren't you effectively giving the package author commit access to your derivative project too?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Would you have distrusted this maintainer though? If someone takes it over and publishes what appear to be real bug-fixes, I'd imagine most people would trust them. The same goes for trusting forks, or trusting the original developer n
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Most malicious actors aren't determined, they're lazy and will take the path of least resistance. Code review will catch out those.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
apropos file system You'll be searching (or using previous knowledge) for what you need to format it as, anyway.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
>"modern" doesn't mean better. No, but >Rather than just bulk up, European and Asian trains instead are designed to absorb impacts and avoid collisions in the first place. And they have better safety records. does.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
It's not actually related to anything in the article, it poses a false dichotomy.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
>I believe that any version control system that does not follow the convention (that probably predates Linus' existence on Earth) that commit should actually commit changes to server, is, by definition, more4 hard to use than it has
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Most of the time I'm doing partial commits it's because of squashing them into older commits via rebasing. Rebasing allows you to run an arbitrary command (e.g. your test suite) after each step and will pause the rebase if it retu
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by kurtisc 8y ago
It wasn't a facetious question.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
IME banks often have poor security. And why not? They managed to rebrand robbery as identity fraud.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
How do you know so much about Las Vegas hotels?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Your point about >in the English speaking world. and > Resume size don't make me confident that this will apply very well to any job not in the USA. Or in something other than Silicon Valley web-dev.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Tell that to the bash people above.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
The cameras in London are mostly private.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Microsoft allow commented-out code in their kernel?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
If I fork it and sell myself a coin for $10k, I have a coin with double the market cap.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
>AT 10k+ I was once again reminded the universe hates me. Why? You'd have sold them at 150.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
A lot of the 'development' is discussion over emails, cue a copied-homework moment when the maintainer asks why you chose to do it this way.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Jaguar Land Rover engineering employees do work on the manufacturing line for this reason.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
That does not resemble any definition of fair I'm familiar with. I think it's unfair some children are born blind - I'm not going to remove my eyes.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Rust's infamously long compilation times being increased here for the sake of features highlights what I like the most about Rust: if we're willing to use the increasing power of customers' machines for languages with GCs, et
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by kurtisc 8y ago
I don't think this is that fallacy. It's also fallacious to dismiss something as wrong if an argument in its favour uses a fallacy. If something is described as 'cloud' but uses a definition most people don't recogn
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by kurtisc 8y ago
I don't, that's why I said about.
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Isn't having about half of your gross worth in one city's housing market more risky?
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by kurtisc 8y ago
Catch Me If You Can didn't ruin it.

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