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by lucio 10y ago
It seems that if you oppose an elected government, as in "muster all of its leverage, economic and otherwise, in the fight to curtail the power of Thiel's organization (The Trump Administration)", you're opposing democra
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by lucio 10y ago
It is a black swan event? or there are significant problems with the polls?
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by lucio 10y ago
Election Time! require('forecast/jitter').get = function(){return new Date().getSeconds()-30;}
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by lucio 10y ago
Their function is to entertain, information is an afterthought. It is not a managerial decision, all TV is directed by ratings, "entertainment" is what people want, so "entertainment" is what they give to them.
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by lucio 10y ago
It is not the same. The level of insult conveys the information of how wrong the patch/bad the situation is, in Linus's view. That's important information. From Torvalds: The fact is, people need to know what my position on t
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by lucio 10y ago
I don't like the anthropomorphization of evolution. It's a bad angle to view the subject >If evolution is “searching” for that function by natural selection... Evolution is "doing" nothing. It has no particular purpos
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by lucio 10y ago
"Other" contact with orca? does it means that there are three or four specific types for orca contacts previously defined? W5564WTF contact with orca, left fin, just a scratch, subsequent encounter
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by lucio 10y ago
>>Robert D’Andrea, a retired Army major and Iraq veteran, was told to return a $20,000 bonus he received in 2008 because auditors could not find a copy of the contract he says he signed. >>We’d be more than happy to absolve th
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by lucio 10y ago
really? all rich people are jerks? Any article claiming all $x are (not nice|$y) will be marked as classist|sexist|racist. Let's talk about double-standards.
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by lucio 10y ago
It's a well written article, you'll find joy reading it. The conclusions are not the important part.
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by lucio 10y ago
Can u show stats of bedrock use in expensify? How many users? How many nodes? How many transactions per second? queries per second? DB size? largest table rowcount? node failures per month? how many times have u had a master failure? networ
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by lucio 10y ago
How does the client get "redirected" to another node if the one you're talking to fails? It is transparent to the client?
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by lucio 10y ago
Great idea!!! SQLite is an extraordinary product. I'll be following Bedrock. This could be, for databases, what node was for server-side programming. There are parallels, you're using a "client side single-writer (excellent)
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by lucio 10y ago
I'm stating a fact. One important reason why anyone of us is able to have a stance on the issue, is that we've not been aborted. I understand a pro-choice position, it is pragmatical to allow abortions up to the fourth month, but
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by lucio 10y ago
Why "successor"? Has SublimeText died somehow? Last time I've check my copy was running happily.
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by lucio 10y ago
You posted it as ironic, but after reading your idea there are 5 teams feverishly working on it. :) By the way, how does lolcat-aio-matic.com sounds to you?
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by lucio 10y ago
"...definitely trend to the left for some reason." It is the same reason why most movies have a happy ending. It is easier to sell daydreams (histories and world-views) than the harsh reality.
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by lucio 10y ago
You should note that you have the luxury to even consider the issue of abortion because you've already been born.
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by lucio 10y ago
if "Databases should be indistinguishable from magic" then somehow you should be able to get transactions
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by lucio 10y ago
First comment in that article: (from Michael Tiemann, VP Open Source Affairs, Red Hat) As a person who started the world's first company based on supporting, developing, and maintaining GPL-licensed software (Cygnus Support, 1989), an
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by lucio 10y ago
How about Double Glazed Windows and shades?
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by lucio 10y ago
Honest Question: Is this a profitable endeavour? or it's just for the positive PR?
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by lucio 10y ago
Author here, any pull request fixing typos, spelling and grammar, is welcomed.
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by lucio 10y ago
I'm now worried about what they did to dispose of the central section.
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EU to hand Apple hefty Irish tax bill(reuters.com)
4 points by lucio 10y ago|0 comments
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by lucio 10y ago
great work, nice site! There's a huge amount of programmer's time lost worldwide reading Regex expressions and trying to determine what the expression do. This a way better option for readability.
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by lucio 10y ago
Very nice, sounds like Rearden Steel, if you excuse my objectvism
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Facebook will bypass web adblockers(techcrunch.com)
2 points by lucio 10y ago|0 comments
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by lucio 10y ago
IMHO, In this day and age, a proper debugger should by default show source code and execution point, should allow you to inspect variables, and change its values, you should be able to manually set the executing position, and you should be
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by lucio 10y ago
I saw it until it became too sad and depressing. Are joy and triumph not good for plots? Why not a character like Mike from "Suits"?

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