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njharman
9y ago
Did you read the article? There are specific examples of souring relations. Calls to dismiss Cuban diplomats.
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njharman
9y ago
> “Women don’t want to take a risk on somebody who’s not going to be able to provide anything,” That's such a fucked up sexist thought. It says woman are in control of marriage, what men want is irrelevant. And that the role of me
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njharman
9y ago
I am also not a lawyer. But I don't think a "promise" is a legally enforceable concept.
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9y ago
> by selecting primed jobs in bulk and feeding them into another store like Redis Doesn't this just mean bunch of lost jobs when redis fails. Why not keep jobs with job state wait, done, etc in the reliable ACID store.
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njharman
9y ago
No they're explaining why Pandas was written in Python and why data science and machine learning projects choose Python over R or Java or Haskell, etc.
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9y ago
It sucks less than the alternatives.
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njharman
9y ago
Because in our justice system there are two sides. Prosecution and Defense. It's required (by law) that they both act in the best interests of their client. Those interests include getting experts that support their "truth"
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9y ago
This is the kind of thing that should end/bankrupt a company.
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9y ago
I'll wait for Python Chocolate.
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9y ago
Both sides have right to know and rebut all evidence. Allowing jury to pursue independent evidence circumvents that and would be injustice. More practically do you really want jury basing their verdict on whichever truth gets top Google re
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9y ago
I do resize on the command line all the time. Format conversion occasionally. Other things few times a year.
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9y ago
kickstarters are selling a product. Investments are promising a return on your money.
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9y ago
> Is this the state of things today I don't think that is just today (except the blogging aspect). That is how it always has been. Developers learn from experience, learn from doing.
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9y ago
What would be better? GPS is inaccurate and probably has issues with the speed they are going, they'd have to some estimate of actual position based on average velocity. I think they want to know the instant they are out of turn. Sen
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njharman
9y ago
I'm saying that hammers and saws exist cause more than one tool is needed to solve problems.
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9y ago
This is less surprising if you imagine evolution to be a reinforcement machine learning system. The dung beetle actors are given all the sensory inputs of their environment. Those that used the inputs (which happened to be our galaxy) where
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njharman
9y ago
> Milky way is pretty hard to see with our large human eyes. It's not, at all. It's just become hard to see in the last 100 years or so of massive light pollution.
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njharman
9y ago
Unless there is no wind at all, pretty poor.
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njharman
9y ago
Wow, totally shocked by that. It's so clear and bright. The staging looks so "modern advertisement" like.
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9y ago
> Multiprocess parallelism isn't always appropriate Using Python isn't always appropriate.
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njharman
9y ago
Once (or a few times) in 5 years puts this problem into the "not worth(ROI) solving" bucket for me. Those few times, put down the hammer and use some other tool for those not naillike jobs.
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njharman
9y ago
If I run N versions of program that occupies 8mb of memory the memory footprint of the code is much less than N*8mb due to shared libraries/memory pages. It's a factor, sure. But, one you should weigh with other factors to determi
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njharman
9y ago
Wat? There are 24 hours in a day 1-24 or 0-23, pick your poison. But 100% Fuck halfday, 1-12 bullshit. P.S. Also fuckoff non-UTC time.
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9y ago
You realize that everyone CBS, Disney, everyone is starting their own subscription service and (for many) pulling out of Netflix. Besides grasping at maintaining stranglehold over distribution. They are hoping to replicate the cable model.
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9y ago
That's what open in new tab is for. Close tab is way better than back. Easier, more consistent and faster.
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The military application of rockets is only reason we got the tech to reach space and military application of satellites is why we figured out how to stay there and the militaristic penis measuring between nations is only reason we reached
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njharman
9y ago
If you mean digital pattern camouflage, then since early 2000's for the USA military.
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9y ago
The Roman Empire is glorified, with some justification, as one of the greatest empires that ever existed and the source (with classic Greece) of western civilization. In a way that Toronto or Canada never will be. Qualitative differences, s
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9y ago
Yeah it's called being a grad student pursuing masters in archaeology.
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9y ago
Exhausted all the minerals? Pfft, who cares about minerals when refined alloys and other recyclable materials are all over. The parking lots of one USA town has more metal than the (few) survivors of any civilazation collapsing level event
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