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541.
by mbfg 9y ago
Interesting to see what the apparent reaction was. In america, i think the guy would have been locked up and charged a huge fine.
542.
by mbfg 9y ago
If you search 'solar tower' on youtube, you will see all kinds of videos of existing installations of things that are similar, albeit most are not as tall, nor are they flexible. But the basic concept appears to be the same. Quite
543.
by mbfg 9y ago
Given this, if successful, is creating storms at the top, won't it continually and repeatedly be hit by lightning? And given that it is some kind of fabric, cause havoc?
544.
by mbfg 9y ago
Perhaps not only, but i'm guessing there's a strong correlation there.
545.
by mbfg 9y ago
testing infrastructure: we have a bunch of teams that now need to run jenkins full suite tests, that comprise many servers, so there is an explosion of servers X branches that makes managing all of that very difficult.
546.
by mbfg 9y ago
When you the remove the driver, i think people will generally tend to act worse in the car, to the point that i can see a world where you _REALLY_ don't want to get in those dirty things. or .. alternatively the hailing company has to
547.
by mbfg 9y ago
Yeah this modularization will do nothing for your own jar's size. Basically, if you the developer weren't using OSGI before, and planning to switch to java modules, then likely the only effects you will see are negative ones. This
548.
by mbfg 9y ago
Has Jim Holt or World Science Festival commented officially after the fact? I would have thought this would be a priority by both parties. I don't see anything, but perhaps i'm just missing it.
549.
by mbfg 9y ago
Musk did predict there would be large cost overruns...
550.
by mbfg 9y ago
"You can never fire someone too soon" is a ridiculous statement as it is non-falsifiable.
551.
by mbfg 9y ago
If it were aliens, it was them 1300 years ago, so probably dead . Assuming they are as dumb as we are and will destroy themselves.
552.
by mbfg 9y ago
Curious as to why these are better than buses? Are they that much more energy efficient or something to account for the high cost of installation?
553.
by mbfg 9y ago
I'm guessing stores realize theft and even unintentional mis scanning due to 'amateurs', will happen, and have decided that the cost savings of using self scanning is still worth it.
554.
by mbfg 9y ago
This is really quite offensive. i'll tell the people who are desperate to get jobs that the problem is they really don't want them.
555.
by mbfg 9y ago
Does 'anyone' care about that? I don't. I suppose you could find someone. Maybe raspberry people. But for large swathes of devs, not a thing.
556.
by mbfg 9y ago
When does Soma sue this guy? This seems like a risky article to me. Whether or not they have a case, doesn't matter. They can make life miserable.
557.
by mbfg 9y ago
My main concern is that whatever the system, 'normal' people can just ignore all of it, and continue on as usual. There are use cases for it, specifically the JDK itself, but i feel like the grand majority of developers have no ne
558.
by mbfg 9y ago
$300/month is a more realistic figure.
559.
by mbfg 9y ago
Congratulations. you've made life somewhat easier for the top 1%. I'm glad someone is taking up their cause for a change.
560.
by mbfg 10y ago
There's a diamond, buried in my backyard, the size of a washing machine. Knowing it's there, gives my life meaning. It bring me peace, and guides my life. Frankly, i wouldn't want to life in a universe where that diamond wasn
561.
by mbfg 10y ago
while we are being pendantic, there's Unkown
562.
by mbfg 10y ago
There is an adage that if you see a lot of advertising for a medicine (think hair regrowth formulas, or pills of reflux disease) you know that none of them are any good. This page makes me wonder about monads in the same way.
563.
by mbfg 10y ago
tldr; I hate cats, so let me tell you why i like flowers so much. What has the whole Oracle/Java hate have to do with this article? Pointless, and distracting.
564.
by mbfg 10y ago
Corrolation is not Causation. It is more likely that people who are not robust, and therefore in gross numbers more likely to die earlier, are smart enough not to destroy themselves by eating spicy foods.
565.
by mbfg 10y ago
I think the answer is, "how do you find time for other things besides open source?" People do open source because they love it more than most other things, and so other things suffer.
566.
by mbfg 10y ago
This is not what you want to hear, and probably not the correct answer. But the pragmatic answer is to leave. Whatever happens is going to come at significant human capital to you, unfortunately, and unfairly, even if you 'win'. S
567.
by mbfg 10y ago
I generally agree with the article's main point, however c still has macros which kind of breaks those rules. I remember back in 98 when first picking up Java, thinking, WHAT NO MACROS?, but now i believe that was an incredibly good id
568.
by mbfg 10y ago
It seems to me that anyone using it, should be able to pick their own alias, as they see fit. "hey butthead, what's on my schedule for today"
569.
by mbfg 10y ago
Ok so lets say i get this job at Big Brother Amazon. They give me my first assignment. I find a way to 'cheat' such that i finish the project in record time and it is perfect. You don't want that? What the hell does cheating
570.
by mbfg 10y ago
i think more likely the US would impose it's will on CA and not allow it.

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