moccachino

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by moccachino 8y ago
What's wrong with it is that it's really really easy to make a mistake and introduce a subtle bug that will be hard to spot. Especially now since languages like python have been developed that have made people used to indentation
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by moccachino 8y ago
They were great for me until we had a kid. Now it's unusable because they will mix 'real' music with annoying kid stuff all over the place.
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by moccachino 8y ago
I think it's because politics aren't supposed to be discussed here and Brexit is such a radioactive topic like Trump that any mention of it will make everyone uneasy.
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by moccachino 8y ago
A company can go under in two seconds with all the assets gone and the lenders will have to suck it up. An individual has to struggle with bankruptcy laws for a decade or more to get rid of the debt. So if I've got 10k to loan, I&#x27
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by moccachino 8y ago
There is a difference if it is the sole/main owner of the company that also owns the real estate holding company, or if it is the CEO who's doing it to funnel some cash to himself. I think the legit thing to do would be to have th
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by moccachino 8y ago
Would you like to clarify: Which part of Europe are you talking about? What constitutes actual work? How are they suppressed and exploited?
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by moccachino 8y ago
Snap's glasses were a fundamentally useless product. Augmented reality glasses could be quite useful.
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by moccachino 8y ago
I will establish a new small company, focused on innovating hygienic facilities for starships. I will call it Startubs.
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by moccachino 8y ago
I support free speech but I also don't want flat-earther or nazi-supporting opinion columns in my newspapers/websites. Or at least not more than one a week or so. I don't want to spend my time consuming rubbish, or having a l
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by moccachino 8y ago
I second those both and would like to add Anathem by Neal Stephenson as well.
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by moccachino 8y ago
To be fair it does take much more than $20 worth of effort to migrate all your stuff from gmail. How much more I don't know since I've yet to do it, even though I've been paying for another email service for more than a year.
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by moccachino 8y ago
>never learning from bad experience that you simply can't get rich quick if you aren't already rich. or a scammer
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by moccachino 8y ago
While I agree that he should definitely delete his Twitter account, I believe the hate predates all stuff that by a lot.
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by moccachino 8y ago
Torpedoing peace talks in order to win an election. Such a despicable act, I don't know any words fitting for it. I know it was not the first or last time in history this has been done, but since this instance can be proven I would sug
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by moccachino 8y ago
Who knows what it could lead to. But no I'm not implying that there is any great danger from this project, but I'm objecting to the idea that one party gaining exclusive information somehow leaves the other parties in an unchanged
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by moccachino 8y ago
When the world went from no country having nuclear weapons to one country having nuclear weapons, was the rest of the world not worse off than before?
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by moccachino 8y ago
If that's the case then it seems an easy solution (if the parties involved are interested in a solution) is to not let any reference point be so brief, but instead an average over a whole day or even two days.
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by moccachino 8y ago
I think the misconception is on your side here. For the longest time, conservatives said that climate change was a hoax, then that it might be happening but it's no big deal, then now it seems the position is that it may be a big deal
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by moccachino 8y ago
None of those were as deeply involved in criminal activity and none of them had Robert Mueller on their tail.
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by moccachino 8y ago
The idea is you help anyone that needs your expertise, and in return you can chat with anyone that can answer your questions. They will probably not be the same people. So you don't need to tell them what you want in return, but at som
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by moccachino 8y ago
In my experience, for anything technical (code problems, datasheets, component info or news) Google gets me the info I want much faster than DDG. I still have DDG as my default, but very often search again by Google.
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by moccachino 8y ago
Well, I can't see you but I would wager Paul Allen made the world a better place than you do. The real leeches are the ones you don't condemn because you've never heard of them. They amass their wealth and live lavish lifesty
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by moccachino 8y ago
At least 100 boys in the US are killed every year by circumcision
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by moccachino 8y ago
Same here. I found that they are called Makhonjwa Mountains. Some pictures can be found here: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1575/gallery/ And a very short wikipedia entry: https://en.wikiped
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by moccachino 8y ago
>No, we willingly and voluntarily gave our personal information away to companies in exchange for their services. There is something to be said about informed consent, deceptive behaviour and the like here. But I don't have time for
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by moccachino 8y ago
I don't know how he squares that view with his support for Trump
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by moccachino 8y ago
What makes being a Navy SEAL cool is: 1) that they endured the training, unimaginably impressive 2) special forces military, always cool The only special thing about a Google engineer is that they get paid well and have a probably nice work
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by moccachino 8y ago
You continually receive signals at point A, send them to point B and transmit them there at higher power.
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by moccachino 8y ago
I'm not entirely sure but I always get redirected to https://twitter.com/i/flow/consent_violation_flow I assumed it was something to do with GDPR, but curiously I'm not prompted for anything, just instan
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by moccachino 8y ago
What does it say? I haven't been able to access twitter since GDPR.

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