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CHORUS 100x ~From big things, little things grow~
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15y ago
Greetings fellow disciple of Taleb! :-)
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That's true. IIS still leads in Frobs per Clonq index. What other growth metric is there for a web-server besides market-share?
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15y ago
FuckedCompany.com was the place to be. Also the chapter on the dotcom bubble in A Random Walk Down Wallstreet has a nice selection ;-)
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15y ago
wouldn't a cash palette just be #00ff00 ?
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15y ago
Do people earn their humanity by their proximity to Standard American Ideals? What about those who are very much unlike Americans? Do you they deserve to get nuked back to the $EPOCH?
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Has nothing to do with "Halal". NOTHING about Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) makes a mention of anything but edibles when it comes to Halal. If you hear some autocratic douchebag call something Halal or Haram when speaking of non-food items,
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Meh. Those of us who run ed-nightly have already enjoyed those features since New Year's Eve. <3 Gentoo.
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Fairly idiomatic code. Just minor nitpick. To traverse directories use fad:walk-directory from CL-FAD. It takes a starting directory and a single-argument function, then traversing that directory recursively calling the function with each
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asinine fluff. NK imprisons millions of people. Now why is the minor cosmetic alteration of a photo such big news?
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Unix was only rebranded in the early 80s at the exact time DOS was released. However, Unix's unintended "re-branding" was at its birth: due to its portability & availability in source, every installation was almost a "port".
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Paypal is very well protected from 3rd party attacks. However, it's very much susceptible to random but real plundering of depositor money by itself .
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Greeks are foundational to the mathematical theory of finance. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeks_%28finance%29
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Scribd, the most useful way to share a plan file on the internet.
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Algol(W) comes from the messy world of Algol standardization, has its tails in the early days of mainframe programming, before structured programming was fully crystallized, and the modern epoch. Pascal is a clean up of the early Algol effo
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The "rock stars" of mathematics are all mostly romanticized youth, but its bedrock is mostly gray-matter tucked under grayer hair.
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Pro-tip for self-taught mathos: It's pronounced "Gal-wah theory". Also, "Lee groups", "Paul Erdish", "Kurt Gurdle", "Leonhard 'Oiler'", etc.
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15y ago
(apply #'max (mapcar #'age-of (list-all-recipients))) ==> 21
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Rick Patnel, creator of AdBlock Plus died two years ago. I don't think he would have approved this new development. Just saying.
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To those wondering "why"? He's creating artificial crowding in a very niche market, which will ultimately deter competitors, effectively creating a monopoly for him in that niche.
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Chaser's war on everything.
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Yep! And when he's done with it, he will read The Great Gatsby.
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The original paper that introduced Functional Reactive Programming was the Fran paper: http://www.usenix.org/publications/library/proceedings/dsl97...
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People who have Symantec anti-virus will already have this flagged. No, not the malware but nmap itself! Many anti-virus software packages flag nmap, netcat & other network utilities as malware. Thankful for apt-get install beauty.
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First "app store"? Hello, Simtel? Tucows? and before them countless BBSes?
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itworld & computerworlduk as well.
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Naah, wasn't that big of a deal. If anything, it was a security lesson for all of us, albeit a very vivid one.
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minor nitpick: there is a naked fat man covered in poop on your front page.
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Somali law(s) are definitely NOT based on Sharia, their claims to the contrary. Rather its based on clan/family cooperation & paid protection. The 14 corporations are not "legal" in any sense of the word. They might be registered overse
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Fair point, and the magnitude of this feat was not lost on me. I was just speaking in general, we need a better metric for one-linerness than s/\n//g.
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