mapleoin

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   by mapleoin 12y ago

   Yeah, that's what he said in the post.
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   by mapleoin 12y ago

   So where is the competition?
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   by mapleoin 12y ago

   You mean inflating, not crashing.
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   by mapleoin 12y ago

   So are EU Companies as we have seen...
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   by mapleoin 12y ago

   Friends can't tag me in photos on Facebook if I don't have an account.
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   MAGNOTE – The Notebook Reinvented – magnetic notebook(kickstarter.com)

   3 points by mapleoin 12y ago|0 comments
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   by mapleoin 12y ago

   Hi, I'm just here to confirm Muphry's law[1]. You missed an indefinite article here: If you are looking for job in your native language, ... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muphry%27s_law
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   by mapleoin 12y ago

   I hope you're being ironic, because this attitude is exactly what the article is declaiming.
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   Community funded, collaborative journalism(contributoria.com)

   1 points by mapleoin 12y ago|0 comments
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    by mapleoin 12y ago

    I would argue that lying is not deceiving. At least not all the time. Lying also has the meaning of intentionally telling a falsehood. And there is some deception involved, even if unintentional. Describing a restaurant you didn't like
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    Seinfeld: Reinforcing, Rejecting and Establishing Cultural Norms (2012)(thesubaltern.com)

    1 points by mapleoin 12y ago|0 comments
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    by mapleoin 12y ago

    Hardly anyone refrains from lying altogether, and some people report lying up to twelve times within that time span. I might open a conversation, for instance, by saying how nice it is to meet someone—when I’m really not at all happy about
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    by mapleoin 12y ago

    What are you, a robot? http://www.isbnsearch.org/isbn/9780132302340
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    by mapleoin 12y ago

    {citation needed}
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    by mapleoin 12y ago

    I use wikipedia for this: List_of_Your_Favourite_Show_episodes always works: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mad_men_episodes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_South_Park_episodes and th
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    No. Vim is opensource and developed by a community.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    So Norvig's Law is a truism?
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    Just because things can happen based on a vote, it doesn't mean it's a democracy. Or to rephrase your comment: If a large chunk of a country (like Crimea) can leave the country based purely on a vote then I'd say we do have
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    I guess the clearly visible diagonal axis is because people just type the same distance for all the axes when they choose gray. So they would go like: dcdcdc or acacac etc.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    I wouldn't call Fedora 7 recent. It was released 7 years ago.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    What font is that?
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    No, because the packages provided by your distribution are a subset of all the python3 packages available.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    Looks really cool, but I can't give you write access to my (private) repos and not even read access to my private ones.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    You mean xyloexplosives ?
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    tl;dr Gerrit only allows you to comment on one commit at a time, not a set of commits.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    Aaah, ok. I totally didn't read the --setup arg.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    I think you're timing the import in there, too. Plus, creating an object of a class rather than using a literal will always be slower.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    http://porngram.sexualitics.org/?q=hipster
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    He says he uses google translate to cycle through two languages and then spellcheck the result in order to avoid that.
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    by mapleoin 13y ago

    Yeah, maybe he should buy the BTC when vacationing in Venezuela.