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10y ago
If Apple takes advantage of the depressed stock price to turn around and buy them, it would not be the first time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/P.A._Semi
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I'm not being negative about the church. I'm being negative about the article. The correlation between economic growth and social mobility is a fact. Economies that grow rapidly grow in different ways. Population growth is one. Yo
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Fine. I replaced the word cult with religion. Same difference.
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Conjecture: economic growth is correlated with social mobility. https://www.brookings.edu/opinions/the-economic-case-for-soc... Growth and social mobility are the things Salt Lake and San Jose have in common. The econo
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I guess the main question about this product (which is the sort of thing I'd buy -- an hour of saved effort pays for it) is how can I trust you to be less evil than Comcast? I guess if you're open-source and a lot of people are pa
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I'd be cool with whitelisting a couple of URLs, such as netflix.com. Or google, hacker news, whatever. Who cares if comcast sells the fact that I use a service everyone uses? I really just want things that I access in Private Browsing,
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Curious why this is one of my most hated comments in at-least a couple days ...
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https://youtu.be/olH-9b3VJfs
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Do they still have smoking sections on Japanese trains? That's amazing.
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I don't know much about Tor. But I hope I can route all of my home network traffic through it. That or route everything through VPN. I'll bet you can guess why I'm suddenly interested.
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10y ago
They were advised against cgo. In my not so recent experience, it is a huge PITA.
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10y ago
More aarch64 packages.
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10y ago
> some invisible seniority list despite all your previous years of experience working other places Maybe this is the plan to fight churn. The devil you know at least gives you a few more days off.
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Haskell offers unreasonably featureful tooling like hoogle and codex but at the same time lacks basic editor integrations even in emacs which is supposed to be the premiere editor. Getting a good setup is something I can't do twice. Wh
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I had this thought but the downer is: where are you getting your energy? And all of the mass you need to eject to keep your rocket accelerating, you'll have to carry with you. I guess if you could stop and eat some suns along the way -
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My disused Thinkpad x200 still has her My SSD Rocks sticker. But her SSD has been recycled into the media nuc.
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10y ago
Right-click (or long-press) -> open in incognito tab. My muggle wife taught me this trick.
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I get why you think that, but the names are actually precise in the way that terminology in an academic paper is precise. It's just not helpful to outsiders. It's arguably pretentious to draw on category theory to describe types a
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10y ago
Or morphism.
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Which turn out to be carbon-fiber tanks.
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Ha! Figures.
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Perl and Ruby want to be suitable replacements for Scheme, not the other way around. The authors of these languages were well aware of Lisp and many features and aspects are imported wholesale. These systems amount to the author's crit
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10y ago
I mean, an article about a picture that doesn't show or even link the picture? Come on Bloomberg.
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10y ago
I want to make the gzipped contents of my file it's name and leave the actual contents blank or whatever metadata. Thanks apfs!
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It is my experience that this applies to small and medium corporations also. And maybe it's natural. The CIO is hired by the CEO to help get Sarbox compliance. Only at the lowest levels do you sometimes find people interested in unclog
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10y ago
Kinesis Advantage. Like the rest, it has no special functions so I leave an Apple keyboard shoved under the monitor in case I need to hit mute real quick or something. (Yes, Advantage is infinitely programmable, but I can't be bothered
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10y ago
Simple. You also buy a bunch of old mice.
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However Toyota stores it. Probably something resembling lab cylinders.
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And you're still allowed to put your laptop in checked luggage. Lol.
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10y ago
I want to agree, but look where shell and perl are.
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