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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Syntax error Example usage: chicken -chicken --chicken chicken > chicken
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Furthermore, when this is implemented in ObjectiveC, the Apple app store will require all chicken-chicken-based apps to be fully cooked (and all eggs hard boiled).
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
You're making some pretty serious assumptions regarding WikiLeaks' intentions, and even if you're right, assuming whatever advice they offer is good is about more than their intentions, it's about a very difficult inte
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Also using PGPool in production on one of our more complex projects here; it's been reliable over the last couple years with varying amounts of traffic. We haven't gotten what I'd call a lot of it, but what we do get generate
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
We, the people, chose leaders and were betrayed. That doesn't just apply to the US... Absolutely true. Unfortunately, in my opinion, one of the things that simply does not work in modern democracy is the election system, two-party de
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
This outrage at American reactions is terribly hypocritical. Yes, people -- regardless of nationality -- should be upset when they realize their privacy is being grossly violated without cause, by any government. However, people seem to
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Hopefully they have plenty of checks and tests to make sure this isn't the case, but having no knowledge of the details and simply reading this article, my thoughts at several points ran to "conspicuous instrumentation failure.&qu
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
I hope no one looks at this as advice... I was in this position for a long time, and looking back, it's a completely unsustainable (and, in my opinion, irresponsible) method of development. Problems with PHP itself aside, rolling your
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
This time and energy would be better spent either doing something about it or discussing it openly with the team/investors. If the situation is as dire as indicated, what the hell are you doing spending time griping dramatically abou
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Without the "trip" part.
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Unfortunately, this doesn't just touch on whether a thing can be judged in any specific capacity objectively. People "like" or "dislike" things for too many reasons to reason about them. There's a sort of masoc
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Hell yes. There was a place in the Twin Cities (and by some accounts there still is) that served it on tap... a whole pitcher of pitch black slightly-chocolately slightly-coffeeish gloriousness is a wonder to behold.
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Yes, but even subjective judgements are invalid if they're not based on objective differences. I disagree here... subjectivity is intrinsically at odds with objectivity. They may sometimes work together (mostly in "I agree with
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Nope! Wine isn't bullshit. Painfully overpriced anything is bullshit, but then that usually (as in this case) ends up being a matter of opinion. I'm a fan of Scotch whiskey, and I think Johnny Walker Blue Label is usually worth
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
This is just no way to live. If you find yourself doing this, you're either needlessly paranoid and worrying yourself into an early grave, or you're justifiably paranoid, and you should reconsider the choices you're making re
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
As a Clojure noob I can see 'map' and quite a few other functional things seeming seeming like magic to programmers who aren't used to the paradigm. Until you get used to thinking that way and using the tools, they seem a lot
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
That it shouldn't matter (with which I agree) doesn't change the fact that it does matter to people . Taking the teeth out of a threat that's largely posed by public opinion is vastly easier when you can convince said pu
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
That's one reason. However, I have been in the position of being desperate to sell a home (many people were at the time and in some places still are, I'm sure), and "test drive" or any equivalent simply does not make sen
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Then it seems likely you're either correct and working with very poor engineers or making very poor and potentially incorrect assumptions based on your own lack of understanding of the code. I've been brought on to several project
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
That's one way to look at it. Another way is that this is totally irrelevant to any real individual's world view: Why should the fact that people die and suffer make death and suffering somehow things to be ignored? I stopped ridi
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
I think it depends largely on the source and target languages and how similar they are (in what ways I couldn't say with real certainty). Japanese -> English translations are pretty much always hilariously bad, but then we get at le
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
"Fairly easy" seems a little dismissive; if it were even remotely easy, it would've been done earlier and more often, for all sorts of reasons. Neither problem is at all trivial, and the one the rocket addresses (getting ther
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Are there instances where this has been applied with commentary? That would be interesting to read; just based on the raw text, it seems to me this is closer to "if you have an allergic reaction to the legal application of tear gas whi
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Before I saw the domain, I wondered how Basecamp could possibly be used to help a southeast Asian dynasty more efficiently oppress an entire nation and manipulate international opinion... then I started thinking about it, and man, there sur
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Is there some sort of evidence behind this statement or is it just the usual "x is sexist/racist/ageist/etc." based on a photo and the assumption that there's some sort of agenda behind selection when there&#x2
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Unfortunately, that hasn't been my experience. Everyone wants software to be easy , but most people (by which I mean clients, management, and anyone else who's ever asked me to build software) have no opinion one way or the other
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
While I agree that the substance of a web page is the most important part of it, there's a whole lot of visual work that aids marketing, retention, and conversion, and while those things are often not appreciated by those of us who enj
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
I'd agree -- and do, generally speaking -- due to the very excessive proportion of crap from medium.com that gets upvoted lately, except this is by far one of the best pieces I've seen from that site recently.
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
This treats the symptoms, not the cause. You're definitely right. However, it does help those of us who understand that there is a problem push ourselves in the right direction and not only embrace the start of a solution but help
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by obviouslygreen 13y ago
This is a great article. Not good, great. It's a simple and objective look at a very difficult truth: It's so very easy (and, in the author's assessment -- which I agree with -- so very normal) to look at yourself as the exce

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