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by lloydde 9y ago
This observation distracts from the fact that that nutrition and body science is young. Hypothesizes that have experimental support come from the last 130 years, but even then most of popular theories of the last decades have contradictory
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by lloydde 9y ago
I don’t have the expertise to comment on the effectiveness of this legislation, but your simile doesn’t work. Both anorexia and obesity are symptoms of the same problem: society projecting unrealistic body imagery, more generally over focus
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by lloydde 9y ago
> no replacing functionality offered by a built in app (is that still one? Not App Store policy, but can’t change the app handling the functionality at least for the main one I care about Maps.
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by lloydde 9y ago
I can’t tell if you are playing, but by storing the most unique part of the credit card with last name you are not reducing the desirability of the target much.
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by lloydde 9y ago
> There was a very high profile case in Ontario over a decade ago. Manitoba, not Ontario. I remember my shock of this happening in Western Canada where I was at the time.
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by lloydde 9y ago
@grecy you seem to have reversed the meaning of the parent post. You are strongly agreeing with the parent.
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by lloydde 9y ago
> switching over to Linux (mostly because it was free/cheap) only in 99/2000 Your school was trail blazing! At my uni, UVic, it was still all Sun and IBM Unix labs (with plaques) when I graduated in 2000.
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by lloydde 9y ago
Probably not. Books are not hypnotic to the same extend as multimedia or interactive media.
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by lloydde 9y ago
I'd guess LoC changed is implicit in "lines of code pushed ", which is a blunt measurement, but isn't the same as the traditional LOC metric and doesn't directly correlate to (rewarding) a large download.
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by lloydde 9y ago
and brief HN discussion from about a week ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14994630
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by lloydde 9y ago
I tried to ignore your accusations, ad hominem attacks and attempts to paint me into an extremist corner. Where as I'm being sophomoric, your arguments are not reductionism? Adam Smith's comments do not age well when applied to co
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by lloydde 9y ago
You make it sound like the facts are known and the arrested has already been convicted. I have every suspicion that the events happened as you describe with murderous intent, but will wait on the criminal court's decision. EDIT: I stru
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by lloydde 9y ago
It's a pithy saying that gets across that you as the user and the proprietor's interests may not align. We are manipulated with low doses of pleasure, nostalgia, etc. This often involves some level of deception. Sophisticated psyc
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by lloydde 9y ago
I thought the OPer name looked familiar. On our second point though, the OP seems to suggest that this was the mechanism GitHub recommended using and the DMCA does seem to include language for tooling that circumvents access controls, but i
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by lloydde 9y ago
Google and the like greatly benefit from creating an environment where work and the workplace can be all consuming.
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by lloydde 9y ago
Absolutely! Additionally, if we are able to create more cases where this inherently collaborative delivery leads to better software then it would unlock real economic growth. Unfortunately, these are ultimately hard people problems.
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by lloydde 9y ago
That's a fantastic! I don't mean to insult, but the likelihood of the software being shared freely by a user increases with success. Your situation is an exception. And likely contributing factors are the specific field and sophis
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by lloydde 9y ago
Citation needed that software industries are dominated by proprietary offerings? It's very hard to measure when there are so few public open source companies. How many open source companies are there? By open source company I mean comp
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by lloydde 9y ago
It actually does have to do with price. All free software is one user away from the possibility (likelihood) it is free as in beer. The parent comment is correct that free software has put magnitudes less food on kids bellies.
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by lloydde 9y ago
The OP used the term "qualified" and not "capable". I also find the OP's writing effective as they demonstrate their own conflict and lack of clarity on the topic. Previously in the thread my response is in protest
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by lloydde 9y ago
> This is not how "affirmative action" works. "Affirmative action" states that if you have two "equally" qualified candidates If you can quantify candidates' capabilities, please start your money printi
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by lloydde 9y ago
"People are paid according to the value they produce" grossly simplifies compensation. If we must generalize compensation: people are paid the lowest amount they will accept. Supply and demand and value are central to the equation
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by lloydde 9y ago
Brings to mind Joyent Triton (OSS) which takes the Docker API abstraction at the availability zone (DC) built on (Solaris) Zones which also benefit by Linux Kernel API (SmartOS LX Brand).
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by lloydde 9y ago
What were some of your deciding factors? Does that forum software have modules or configurations that make it effective as a Q&A focused site? How does Flarum compare to say Discourse?
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by lloydde 9y ago
> In college I took several business classes, and one was about Southeast Asian business. The professor said ... there's this spectrum of stress level. You want workers to be as stressed as possible, but not over the line... Anyone
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by lloydde 9y ago
Right, I was thinking more of the news site.
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by lloydde 9y ago
> CoinDash's Token Sale page was tempered... Now reads "tampered", but "tempered [sic]" would seem to have been appropriate if really was the message sent to investors. Funny how the subheadline had the typo befo
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by lloydde 9y ago
Did I miss where in the article the OP describes his alcoholic habits? Established his weakness for beer? I don't doubt that her father was, but it felt weird that I missed his alcoholism. Was it regularly having a beer in a to-go-cup?
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by lloydde 9y ago
> Waymo and ride-hailing service Lyft, which is a competitor to Uber, announced a partnership to get self-driving vehicles on the roads earlier this year. English is fun, I didn't read that like: Waymo and ride-hailing service Lyft
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by lloydde 9y ago
A google search of "myguestmap" finds articles which match the story and suggests the domain was likely http://myguestmap.lorca.eti.br/index.jsp

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