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721.
by lugg 11y ago
I'm not sure what you're point is here. There is no magical world 2008 or not, never do you see 100% of people paying back their loans. Conservatively managing loans means minimising lending to people likely to default, and levera
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by lugg 11y ago
That was... fast! Read those comments this morning, good on you. Best of luck to you both.
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by lugg 11y ago
Article says it happened in rough ocean waters, things get tricky in stormy weather. Wouldn't be surprised if they cut it deliberately.
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by lugg 11y ago
Its certainly one of those things you have to get used to. I try to pick it up every few months in hopes its better but fall back on google bang too much and revert. I'm disappointed they took the privacy route so hard and disabled &#x
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by lugg 11y ago
I've been looking for something to replace PGP-JS for a while. Cheers.
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by lugg 11y ago
Its not that bad, it has been updated frequently though. Seems to be getting better. I do remember it being quite lacking back in the day.
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by lugg 11y ago
I'm not going to downplay how bad it is for you, I was in a similar situation to you a few years ago. I'm relatively sure it was simply a bit of depression for me, regular exercise and improving my diet basically cleared it all up
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by lugg 11y ago
> This would prevent people from getting enough oxygen, explaining their extreme fatigue, but the team caution that their theory is just speculation for now. Caution, in scientific journalism; sadly, I'm kind of impressed.
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by lugg 11y ago
Looking at my result there, seems to be something I need to start doing. TIL :P To be fair, I did check 3/6/12 - just to make sure it was double and not powers of two. Guess that's the articles point though isn't it!
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by lugg 11y ago
They must be some pretty weak and nuanced ancillary benefits if you're unable to explain them in such a way this "dumb" populace can understand the trade offs. > Whether the good in the TPP outweighs the bad is an open que
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by lugg 11y ago
That sounds more like an industry with an unsustainable business model adapting and converting to a sustainable crowdsourced model. "struggling" isn't the word I would use in this situation. Things change, oil dries up. Doesn
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by lugg 11y ago
Yes, the premise is right, the "some cases" you have now, are subversion, definately, the problem is, they only gained a foothold purely because you failed to guard your rights from erosion in the first place.
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by lugg 11y ago
Last I checked you didn't need to use the word race to be a racist. I think you're nit picking at a point that was admittedly shaky.
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by lugg 11y ago
Just don't use anything federal to try and imitate.. that ends badly pretty much every time.
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by lugg 11y ago
I wish you weren't. Seriously, if we can't vote people in to make sane choices with policies, lock them out. It might sound stupid, but they would at least have to learn a little bit about the internet before they made their next
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by lugg 11y ago
albertop, and I, are confused by your post, because you are defending her decision to refuse the 1 million with "righteousness" but must have missed the part of the article where it states she counter offered to settle for 2.7 mil
737.
by lugg 11y ago
You can. It just doesn't make any business sense to do so. Unless, that is, you have a literal army of lawyers lobbying the government and chasing kids[1] and their laptops down. [1] http://edition.cnn.com/2003/TEC
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by lugg 11y ago
Did everyone just finish watching the latest season of "Orange is the new black" or something? (context: this freakonomics topic of the crime drop was referenced in the recently released season of the show, specifically relating t
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by lugg 11y ago
Won't be a problem if everyone has one.
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by lugg 11y ago
Considering our 7 billion inhabitants, perhaps devoting a mere couple thousand of us to this pursuit isn't something to nitpick at?
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by lugg 11y ago
If you're a dev and have never read these two wikipedia links, I highly recommend it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_smell#Common_code_smells http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-pattern#Examp
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by lugg 11y ago
Javascript developers need to make a transition like php and others have to module based apps, where you import just the libraries you need. With things like require its not like it would be difficult to role your own framework like you can
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by lugg 11y ago
Put your privacy in hacking and system security terms. Sure, it might be easier to exploit a webpages sql injection vuln to hijack your server, but does that mean you should stop running software updates? In other words, yes, you need to fi
744.
by lugg 11y ago
Most of it is junk find and replace stuff / formatting docs etc. [1] Pulse [2] is just a neat github feature that gives you an overview of a project. LOC will always be a shitty metric for anything. [1] https://github.com&#x
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by lugg 11y ago
And people who seem to think exercising my right to abstention in a system I don't think works anymore means I lose my right to free speech when I want to complain about irresponsible, negligent politicians who lie repeatedly to the pu
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by lugg 11y ago
Maybe if he threatened to pardon them they might get trials? That'd be a little less extreme, and a little more, I dunno, constitutional?
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by lugg 11y ago
This is what irks me about this article, that and this: > She seeks out private clients too, especially around the 27th of the month, when her credit-card bill, with its $90 minimum payment, is due. Thats just poor money management no m
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by lugg 11y ago
I don't think they've extended it yet: $ /Applications/Visual\ Studio\ Code.app/Contents/MacOS/Atom .
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by lugg 11y ago
Heh getting close to 30 I felt awkward reading this one: > 20) Youth is a really great thing. Don’t waste it. In fact, in your 20s, I think it’s ok to take a “Give me financial discipline, but not just yet” attitude. All the money in
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by lugg 12y ago
As a rather introverted individual with a lot of issues when it comes to striking up conversation. I find I'm actually really good at it, but I need to say that first word before anything happens. The only advice I could give is simila

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