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by maze-le 9y ago
I am not so sure why you are getting different results but the page redirects me to the '/html' section when I use the search-query and explicitly forbid everything (besides html).[0] And it is readable, even if css is disabl
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by maze-le 9y ago
Its never "Too late", its just a bit harder.
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by maze-le 9y ago
The EU is cooperative among its members, but its economic policy towards the rest of the world is protectionism.
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by maze-le 9y ago
>> It seems like people already know that they want to use a blockchain even before they understand what the problem is. I kind of agree with this notion, but it is not limited to blockchains or cryptocurrencies. I had discussions abo
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by maze-le 9y ago
Another interesting tidbit to add here: one of the official titles of the pope, pontifex maximux (high priest), has its origins in the kingdom of Rome, well before the Republic was established (509 BC). Though written records don't exi
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by maze-le 9y ago
I assume you mean 10pm? In my experience, after ~6 or 7h coding, my focus starts to move elsewhere, I make more errors and start reacting more irritaded than usual.
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A Popular Algorithm Is No Better at Predicting Crimes Than Random People(theatlantic.com)
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by maze-le 9y ago
Lets see how codeless a system like this will be after new requirements begin to pop up. It's a bit like the promises rails made many years ago: "A new webshop application can be ready to use in like 15 min.". This statement
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by maze-le 9y ago
It is noted in the article that this airplane has no real mission profile. I mean hypersonic cruise speed is an impressive feat on its own, and may result in new methods and applications in space travel. But the military usage of a plane li
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by maze-le 9y ago
Well, its kind of personal, but not meant as an attack. I find this style of communications dishonest, since non of what you wrote was reflected in either of the parent statements. You comments usually tend to be more thoughtful and reflec
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by maze-le 9y ago
This site lists 1450 different cryptocurrencies. I wonder how many of them can be used as actual currency. Bitcoin adoption has stalled and at least one big vendor (valve/steam) dropped it because of the price instability.
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by maze-le 9y ago
'Liberal' has different connotations in Europe and in the US. In the US the term describes policies that are more in favour of regulation/state intervention and are on the progressive leaning side of the political spectrum (l
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by maze-le 9y ago
I don't think 750M is correct, its more like 510M. But I concur with your last statement.
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by maze-le 9y ago
In my experience, the bigger the project, the bigger the multiplication factor. On a big enough scale, multiplication by 2 might be not enough. Most often I find that implementation times can be estimated quite reasonably, but time for test
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by maze-le 9y ago
The UK has a population of 65M. Thus there is a big market for all kinds of exports. As far as cards go this is a big one, but its the only one I can identify.
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by maze-le 9y ago
> Oracle needs to die with Comcast and the rest. And what makes you think, that what comes after (there will sureley be a company that fills the void) would be better in any way? The problem is not so much the frivolous lawsuits of oracl
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by maze-le 9y ago
>> You don't get to claim simplicity if you use rebar. Yea, thats true. But good to see that I am not the only one who creates simplified makefiles to utilize other build tools. My critique on erlang.mk is, that its far simpler t
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by maze-le 9y ago
I for one find erlang.mk abhorrent as well. I usually write my own makefiles (~ less than 20 lines) to utilize eunit, edoc and rebar3.
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by maze-le 9y ago
How can this be [flagged] for no obvious reason? If it is real it should be valid to discuss apps like this and the inherent flaws of blockchain contracts that come with it. If it is satire, its even more appropriate to discuss it (since th
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by maze-le 9y ago
It borders on a joke, that people think accessing a website in breach of TOS is a crime, but storing passwords is plain text isn't.
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by maze-le 9y ago
> snowflake melts Its this really nessessary? You could have easily made your point without escalating further...
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by maze-le 9y ago
Well, for one thing the cartels have forced parts of the civilian population -- especially in Michoacan-- to work for them (farming poppy; processing raw opium; spies and lookouts). These people are then affected by narco inter-gang violenc
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by maze-le 9y ago
That is an interesting metaphysical objection. Does a particle exist, if you cannot measure it? There is certainly no reason to think it does. But is there reason to categorically deny is existence? Very hypothetically, you might build a &q
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by maze-le 9y ago
> Right now there is more evidence for the universe to be finite rather than infinite. There is the observable universe and there are good reasons to believe that there is "some universe" beyond the observable universe. The obs
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by maze-le 9y ago
That is because the "war on ..."-metaphors are pretty much bullshit talk. If you want to look like a strong person, that takes an issue seriously, declare a war on a concept... Its a simple propaganda technique, aimed at people, t
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by maze-le 9y ago
Pretty shitty headline, I know, but one thing, mentioned in the article that was pretty amazing for me: "Oumuamua is similar to small solar system bodies that are covered in carbon-rich ices, whose structure is modified by exp
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Alien object 'Oumuama was a natural body visiting from another solar system(phys.org)
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Category theory for programmers(youtube.com)
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by maze-le 9y ago
Javascript may have some functional concepts (mainly, functions as first order objects) but the programming style of most common javascript projects is not functional. This is with the notable exception of event-driven frameworks and precom
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by maze-le 9y ago
> If you were living in Rome in 477 Then your civilisation was in a constant state of flux beginning at least in the 230s with the advent of the "barracks emperors". The "fall from grace" of the roman civilisation was

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