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by maze-le 11y ago
There is truth in that, its a sad state of affairs...
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by maze-le 11y ago
> I recall HN saying gold market manipulation was conspiracy theory (...) This is a pretty good example actually. ZH covered the gold/silver/libor market manipulation in pretty good detail. They also explained a lot about the i
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by maze-le 11y ago
I stopped reading this site some years ago. It had, and probably still has some interesting opinins and analysis. Most content is pretty far fetched / sensationalist, but if you have your grain of salt, this is not a problem, since mos
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by maze-le 11y ago
> And would such a theory have any practical use? Yes, sureley. In Computablilty Theory you have the famous Ackermann-function[1]. It is actually an operator-extension, like you just described. It is important, because it grows overexpon
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by maze-le 11y ago
How does this work? Do you know the reactor-type you are speaking of? I'd like to know more on this...
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by maze-le 11y ago
When was the last time when you had a civil discourse (without trolls derailing, spamming and trolling) on a major subreddit?
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by maze-le 11y ago
Since it is a production of them, is seems utterly moronic to remove one of the main reasons people would join their services in the first place. Many non-us customers joined, just to cancel the account right after they realized that they h
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UK spy bill will force tech firms to disclose future products before launch(zdnet.com)
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by maze-le 11y ago
Stangeley, 7b726aeb-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com is considered "Not dangerous". see: https://www.google.com/transparencyreport/safebrowsing/diagn...
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by maze-le 11y ago
> Attackers on this site might try to trick you to download software or steal your information Thats an awful description of googles business model, but partly true...
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by maze-le 11y ago
Because the universe is expanding. Space itself expands the further away you are from a reference point. That means, everything is moving away from us (on a grand scale), and the greater the distance to the reference point, the bigger is th
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by maze-le 11y ago
It is more subtle that this. The whole poem should not be viewed without the moderation and context of the show. The pivot point is the extra-3 song, a satirical song about erdogans narcissistic tendencies by another german comedy TV-show.
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by maze-le 11y ago
I don't know how it is with you, but I think I have learned a lot by learning Haskell - and I think it has made me a better programmer. I have to say, I am in no way fluent in Haskell (anymore), and I prefer erlang as the functional PL
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by maze-le 11y ago
Sadly, the weather on the North Pole is undefined... > http://wttr.in/89.99,0.00 >> ERROR Well, 85.90,0.00 works... must be a weather-station somewhere near... Greenland or Jan Mayen.
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by maze-le 11y ago
> Is it safe enough though? I'm not so sure about that. I've only used it once, an only to test its functionality, I didn't do any in-depth testing. Well I wouln't use it in production, but in a non-critical, small-sc
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by maze-le 11y ago
Did someone say GitTorrent...? https://github.com/cjb/GitTorrent
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by maze-le 11y ago
Gosh, don't even get me started. Some laws here in germany are basically hostile towards web-development projects. At least the ones where you either have: user generated content or aggregated content from other services, sites or sour
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by maze-le 11y ago
This leads to the question what 'productive' really means. If a productive programmer writes a lot of code that isn't maintainable at all, can you really call that person productive? Maybe... but the poor sob tasked with main
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by maze-le 11y ago
Is there a whitepaper about it somewhere? I'd really like to know how much AI really is in there. Most chatbots work with markov-chains wich is more or less a trick with highly improbable conditional dependent events, and no AI at all.
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by maze-le 11y ago
Not just making them feel... I think this may be targeted towards recreuiters, who may be impressed by the sheer amount of npm modules someone has published.
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by maze-le 11y ago
Right now I have serious doubts about the whole npm infrastructure...
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by maze-le 11y ago
Seems he even bought a clique of downvoters with him.
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by maze-le 11y ago
Alas, this wasn't an analysis. If you would give substantial arguments, as to why you think that cultural differences, incompatibility how you'd like to call it, are the main reason for terrorism, you could call it an analysis...
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by maze-le 11y ago
That kind of depends on what you want to do with your VPN. A self-hosted VPN is perfectly valid when it comes to circumvent the ISP-restrictions just one country. Example: You want to evade the censorship of lets say Turkey, and use a frenc
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by maze-le 11y ago
> how we are expected a learn a full-stack like Mongo/Angular/Backbone and then 6 months later is like NO we need AWS/React/Redux now! I live under the assumption that you don't have to. The thing you should figu
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by maze-le 11y ago
see: http://stackshare.io .
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by maze-le 11y ago
Germany has a strong constitution, yes, and an even stronger constitutional court... but: Take a look at poland and see how fast things can change. It is frightening how fast a government can eviscerate the very foundations of democracy. Th
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by maze-le 11y ago
> being asked to comply with this for a small company is fairly small This may be true for now, but I have seen far too many laws beeing used in other contexts than what they were intended for. For now it maybe used in cases of 'te
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by maze-le 11y ago
I think the only viable option would be to leave the UK. Not just you physically, all bank accounts and insurances too. When you have set up the company somewhere else (maybe netherlands, germany or sweden) you would have to renegotiate all
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by maze-le 11y ago
I think what he means is: More people hava a college degree. That means more people are in competition to get "white collar" jobs. More competition on the "white collar"-job market, creates incentives to lower the cost p

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