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by llimllib 14y ago
> Not every decision has a moral component Fair, I overreached there. > reddit has made the single moral decision that they will permit (legal) free-speech except for doxing, of course. Except for hate speech. Except for spam. Excep
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by llimllib 14y ago
> I understand their position as "we materially support everything that interest some people and doesn't break the law, irrespective of our personal opinion about it" That is a morality! That's a moral decision. What I'm disagreeing w
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by llimllib 14y ago
> Reddit is and should remain amoral You realize that this is impossible, right? Reddit cannot be amoral, it makes moral decisions all over the place. Why did they ban the jailbait subreddit? They made a moral decision to ban it. Why do
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by llimllib 14y ago
> Given two resumes, one with a big bullet list of unverified skills, and one with a bullet list of some completed coursera courses, which would you choose? I would accept neither as evidence of anything other than the skills a candidat
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by llimllib 14y ago
It's strange that at least one app in that list has a Mac version available, but it isn't supported on Steam.
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by llimllib 14y ago
My main use for my phone is maps. Using the Google Maps app, this never happened to me in hundreds and hundreds of routes. Using the ios6 maps app for the first time, to locate a verizon store to go and order my iphone 5, it failed to fin
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by llimllib 14y ago
It's weird that it doesn't distinguish between your commits and others'. I have one forked repo that I forked to fix a line in their docs, and it looks to all the world like I spent a time of time on it.
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by llimllib 14y ago
The demo I wrote falls somewhere in between these two: http://billmill.org/bloomfilter-tutorial/ I like Jason's demo and graphic better, but I go into a bit more detail. The blog post under discussion goes into much more detail than me, a
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by llimllib 14y ago
In the US a speeding fine is likely to be $200 or more if issued by a police officer. Fines from automated cameras are much cheaper and carry less severe penalties both in cost and in consequences to your driving record.
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by llimllib 14y ago
Strength training is a more difficult case because it really depends on goals. If you're trying to bulk and build muscle, yeah, you can eat a whole bunch more. But other people strength train to look better while trying to lose weight; thos
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by llimllib 14y ago
> 2. You'll get much better results if you combine diet and exercise, you'll get faster results, and you won't have to be on such a strict diet because the exercise will make up for it. For many people, this is not true. Exercise uses u
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by llimllib 14y ago
I had no idea they stopped doing that! That seems a pretty serious change of model, I'm glad I know it now.
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by llimllib 14y ago
Negative datapoints are nearly completely useless in this scenario, as we only have ~8% of the leaked UDIDs. Think about it this way: there are more than 250m iOS devices in the world[1]. I think 300m is a good, conservative estimate. 12m (
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by llimllib 14y ago
No: http://i.imgur.com/5AMU4.jpg (Edit: that's Gimp and Acorn in the screenshot, respectively, in case you weren't clear what was going on.)
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10 Timeframes(contentsmagazine.com)
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by llimllib 14y ago
That's fine, but the author explicitly stated that the article was written because "the vast majority of developers react to all these things." My point was that this statement seems to me to be untrue.
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by llimllib 14y ago
> My main criticism here is about how the vast majority of developers react to all these things. It is not just because someone, somewhere wrote a book, recorded a video or gave a talk in a conference about something that it will make t
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by llimllib 14y ago
> this is quite simply a non-starter for many shops And, for those people, github offers an appliance that sits on your network.
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by llimllib 14y ago
For any game from a major league, you can go to the soccernet game summary and click on GameCast to see a heat map for any player. Here's Messi in the Barcelona 3 - 1 Real Madrid from December: http://i.imgur.com/XEvpW.jpg (From http://s
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by llimllib 14y ago
I hate PHP too, but this: > Let's look at people who know how to program, you know, the guys who participate and win awards at ACM ICPC and TopCoder. Is goalpost moving. He's not suggesting that PHP is a great language to start with if
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by llimllib 14y ago
I see that the bubble bubble of 2012 continues unabated.
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by llimllib 14y ago
You're free to hit "delete" on linkedin, but there's a very high likelihood that it will only mean "hide my profile". Anyone who got your user/pass would probably be able to reinstantiate your account and do anything to it they wanted.
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by llimllib 14y ago
Seems that rdegges wrote the article, not erikpukinskis.
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by llimllib 14y ago
> Google did all that stuff too (almost 1:1, even -- remember that G+ is a facebook clone That misses qq66's point; G+ isn't a 1:1 clone exactly because it doesn't do anything like a quarter billion photos per day. I'm not doubting G's
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by llimllib 14y ago
(Which existed in 8.4 as well: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/static/textsearch.html . Not sure why he's not using version 9)
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by llimllib 14y ago
ugh, stop the name calling. Surely you mean that bitkeeper is the reason Linus wrote git. Bitbucket didn't exist when he did.
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by llimllib 15y ago
And the coursera compilers class is distributing its dev environment as a virtualbox image. I'm lucky I have a copy already.
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by llimllib 15y ago
He makes that strong assertion with no evidence other than "I say so". I agree that the ruby sites demonstrate better visual design, but he needs way more evidence to convince me that they're more useful.
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by llimllib 15y ago
and the pacman baddies walk through the walls pretty frequently. Still, it's awesome!
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by llimllib 15y ago
I really like the << x syntax, it's devious :)

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