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811.
by muyuu 12y ago
Depends on Bash which is not popular in many platforms, builds with autoconf. My granny is not going to use Quilt.
812.
by muyuu 12y ago
It's actually a good idea. People often don't bother version-controlling simple stuff because it's a hassle. I routinely use my own rdiff/rsync scripts but this is not something you find in every system and also not some
813.
by muyuu 12y ago
If it's 18 months it's not so bad. A nice long holiday you can actually use to brush up your general skills and CV, or retake that side project you never had time to finish. You're still officially employed so it doesn't
814.
by muyuu 12y ago
In Google+ it says "attended Stanford University" https://plus.google.com/109990231058522395347/posts (so maybe a Stanford dropout?).
815.
by muyuu 12y ago
Does it have a colour camera? or maybe it's a bandwidth-saving decision to transmit only B&W? or because of the lighting?
816.
by muyuu 12y ago
There's the problem with a generic encyclopaedia extended to include news and current affairs to leverage the dynamics of the web: policies that are good for some usages are bad for others. I don't think Wikipedia should base its
817.
by muyuu 12y ago
There may be worse places in the UK, I honestly haven't compared that much with medium-sized cities like Manchester or Birmingham. Among international big capitals (which is what you can really compare London to) it has to be the worst
818.
by muyuu 12y ago
That's pretty informative.
819.
by muyuu 12y ago
I never felt like that anywhere and I'm from a small town. My home was really my family and my closest friends. Once these scattered away there was no particular place I'd call home. And about the last part of your message, actual
820.
by muyuu 12y ago
It happens in London as well, mostly outside of commute time. But yeah, there's no real sense of community in London, or in any big city really. Neighbours don't even know each other more often than not. There's pros and cons
821.
by muyuu 12y ago
They're relatively few outside of the City and Canary Wharf. Baltics are significant and they're listed.
822.
by muyuu 12y ago
Yeah well, that's pretty much all big cities when you arrive on your own, especially after student age. It's also very expensive to move around, and at this it's one of the worst places.
823.
by muyuu 12y ago
For anything with 2+ bedrooms, 95% of the people are priced out of zones 1-2.
824.
by muyuu 12y ago
Nope.
825.
by muyuu 12y ago
Imagine a police force so corrupt and dangerous that you would rather deal with criminals yourself than having them dispatched to your whereabouts. Or you being from a minority routinely targeted by police. These are not things you'd e
826.
by muyuu 12y ago
Removed?
827.
by muyuu 12y ago
Great stuff. Congratulations, Gavan. Very promising projects are failing to get funded now, it got really hard for games in KS.
828.
by muyuu 12y ago
I wouldn't immediately assume that someone working in my organisation put zero thought into his allocations.
829.
by muyuu 12y ago
That is one thing, and a different thing is recommending that people go through all their allocations ever and just make them all grow exponentially on a x2 rate without much more consideration to what was expected in each case.
830.
by muyuu 12y ago
Yep but your post is about "fixing" all possible allocation strategies to exponential growth: "please grow your buffers exponentially", "if you know of some more code in Firefox that uses a non-exponential growth st
831.
by muyuu 12y ago
There is no substitute to profiling and testing your code thoroughly under real world conditions (and worse, stress conditions). Having this in mind you can have your rules of thumb, but trying to sell a problem like this as solved with a s
832.
by muyuu 12y ago
Because you ignore the context of the situation and go straight for your likes and dislikes going out of your way to justify it.
833.
by muyuu 12y ago
Ok, this is a rant too, just in case you were wondering.
834.
by muyuu 12y ago
Right. But would you blame the cash? rather than the "enthusiasts"? Also, note that this "cash" is readily exchangeable for US$, Euro, etc. which makes this "BTC smells" argument absolutely pointless. Just imag
835.
by muyuu 12y ago
I misread this before and I replied like a right twat. Sorry about that. Cannot edit or delete it now.
836.
by muyuu 12y ago
Because it has nothing to do with Bitcoin. It's because he was signed up to something without his consent. Bitcoin works not differently to cash in regards to taxation, and if you got dodgy envelopes with cash you wouldn't blame &
837.
by muyuu 12y ago
Hardly a justification for his rant. Here's some other things without which it wouldn't have been possible: - the internet - computers - life on planet Earth
838.
by muyuu 12y ago
Here's this so you can learn some basic English vocabulary. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/unwarranted You don't need to thank me.
839.
by muyuu 12y ago
I said unwarranted. As in, not justified and not related to his recent anecdote.
840.
by muyuu 12y ago
Sorry Armin/Mr Ronacher/Mitsuhiko but your "Bitcoin is Wild West" rant is unwarranted. Your problem has little to do with Bitcoin and all to do with the fact that a bunch of guys signed you up to their payment service wi

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