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by neuland 8y ago
Could you share what kinds of banks will do manual underwriting? I am another person that refuses to get credit cards, but I did run into issues getting a mortgage. All the banks that I spoke with would concede in person that I am an extrem
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by neuland 8y ago
I guess what I'm trying to say is by either adding features or moving to a different model, they could reduce the flow of duplicate/bad questions and lackluster/mismatch answers. One area I wish there were more support in is
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by neuland 8y ago
Given this though, is the question / answer format really suiting the purpose?
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by neuland 8y ago
I have never heard of a libertarian in favor of a government-based social safety net. Could you expand on what a libertarian social safety net would look like?
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by neuland 8y ago
How does that differentiate this from a centralized system then?
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by neuland 8y ago
This article says that IBM charges for access to the chain and says it's private. But what I want to know is how does something get onto the chain, how do you know the data reflects reality, and who is computing the blocks.
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by neuland 8y ago
If the problem is toxic home environments though, why aren't people suggesting that we cut out the middle man and focus on building a better foster / adoption system and encouraging people to use it? It seems that everyone is reco
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by neuland 8y ago
I’m not sure about other people, but that is how I use requirements.txt. You don’t have to dump the entire output of pip freeze in there. You can just list the dependencies you want.
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by neuland 8y ago
Removing imports sounds like a gofmt issue. That is the linter / formatter for all Go code. If you don't run the linter and try to build the code, it won't work anyway. For example, I added the net/http package to a file
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by neuland 8y ago
This is a very good answer. It puts us in the situation of weighing the suffering and death of the war against the continued Saddam rule. That's an interesting debate where it is possible that the invasion was less good.
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by neuland 8y ago
I just was shocked to hear that anyone considered it was even possibly an evil thing and not just misguided. So, I am actually happy to see another poster's short comment about civilian casualties, destruction, and other impacts of war
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by neuland 8y ago
I'm not really sure how the 2nd Iraq War is a testament to American evil. It sounds to me like you're saying the invasion was unjustified? But, is there really anyone who thought Saddam was a good guy? He was very obviously a brut
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by neuland 8y ago
I absolutely agree! I use python like 70% of the time, and accessibility is one of the big reasons for that. Just making a joke.
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by neuland 8y ago
I see that you too are a Python developer! /s
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by neuland 8y ago
I lived in this kind of studio apartment for 2 years and didn't have any of the issues you describe. There was a discussion recently about airplanes with no windows and I felt similarly. I just don't really get anxiety about enclo
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by neuland 8y ago
Do you know what the rules are around defining a bargaining unit? Is this completely up to the union? Or are there rules?
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by neuland 8y ago
I thought that a bargaining unit always had to be all workers in a particular job class, such as all software developers in a company (but not designers or hardware devs). But this wasn't based on anything other than observation of US
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by neuland 8y ago
The equilibrium that I would like to see is the opposite: no forced membership and no requirement to represent non-members. I imagine after the impending Janus SCOTUS decision, this is something unions will have to push for as a last-resort
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by neuland 8y ago
Protobuf has supported this for as long as I’ve used it. You add an optional field for the new data. And there’s a couple other considerations. (Docs: [0]) Fields have a number, which you can/should mark as reserved after you take it o
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by neuland 8y ago
From the docs, it looks like this has support to proxy package downloads from NPM. But, it's not clear if this is cached or not. Does anyone know if it's possible to use this as a cache for installing packages from https:/&#
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by neuland 8y ago
I remember the CocoaPods debacle of 2016. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11245652 [1] https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/issues/4989#issuecomm...
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by neuland 8y ago
Wow, that's good to hear that there's a compliance feed. That sounds like exactly what I was talking about in a different thread, where there needs to be a webhook, feed, or some other communication mechanism to disperse deletion
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by neuland 8y ago
I totally agree, re: possibly being unsolvable for some companies. It'll be very interesting to see how the actual enforcement develops. I suspect the regulators want companies to create these kinds of consistent identifiers where they
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by neuland 8y ago
Isn't the burden on the data controller to ensure that they only transmit data to processors that are setup to handle deletion requests? In this case, that'd mean Pintrest or whoever is required to get their advertising partners o
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by neuland 8y ago
Do you know how Twitter is complying? I'd be interested to hear. In the last month or so, I have started seeing consent interstitials in Tweet embeds on news sites and stuff. They say something to the effect of "Twitter uses analy
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by neuland 8y ago
I've got a ton of those too and am skeptical what they accomplish. A lot of the mailing list ones I've seen are opt-in. But, I a lot of the services ones have been "Agree or GTFO", and I don't know how doing that be
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No one’s ready for GDPR(theverge.com)
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by neuland 8y ago
The article did mention that Instagram's code wasn't much faster on PyPy. I agree with you though; one of the interesting and good things about Python is that it's a standard not an implementation. Although CPython is the the
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by neuland 8y ago
I love CSV over XLSX too, but calling it a universal format is dubious if you're even encountered shit-tier CSV output by "Enterprise" tools. Even Excel produces garbage CSV. I wish more people followed RFC4180. And that&#x27
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by neuland 8y ago
I thought it was pretty good. He focused mostly on why you'd use this over typing.NamedTuple or hand-rolled code. Then, he talks about the couple limitations and where it'll go in the future.

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