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by ohyes 9y ago
Liquor is heavily regulated on a state by state basis. The distributor relationship is often required by law.
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by ohyes 9y ago
That is almost certainly not what she was getting at.
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by ohyes 9y ago
And if they are, once I've bought the EU copy in the us, can i resell it again?
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by ohyes 9y ago
I would be interested to hear how this works out for you, do you plan on chronicling the experiences? I'd be worried about mundane things like income taxes and having a proper mailing address. This seems like something only enabled by
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by ohyes 9y ago
But there doesn't seem to be carbonated water? I think the assumption is that CB and Diet CB, would be something like coke or orange soda or whatever, and that degassed CB would be just coke that was left out so the bubbles dispersed.
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by ohyes 9y ago
That makes more sense. It's possible that this is a design decision by Rich Hickey, I'm not aware of the intricacies of how the Clojure macro-expansion works. However, that sounds a lot like you hit a bug in the Clojure compiler (
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by ohyes 9y ago
Not in a lisp it isn't, compiling very often happens at runtime, in which case you're compiling in the same process as the code that is running at that time, in which case the same resources are available to both. This is how you
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by ohyes 9y ago
The first part of this is not true. You can execute arbitrary code at macro-expansion time. You can also recompile while the process is running, which would include re-macroexpanding.
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by ohyes 9y ago
They need mass produced junk in order to have the revenue to be worth big money. I doubt there's enough genuinely artisanal product out there for them to stick to that business model and still have high growth...
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by ohyes 9y ago
It is a lot like they are short selling their own airline seats.
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by ohyes 10y ago
I read through my code to debug it.
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by ohyes 10y ago
I couldn't purchase anything on your website. How is this different from Starbucks via? Coffee is very crowded, how do you plan to make money? How do you plan to differentiate yourself from (typically bad) instant coffee? What makes yo
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by ohyes 10y ago
Really need to be careful about this, shorter term limits for congress Supreme Court strengthen the power of the president.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Hope it's not taken down, seems relevant to hackers and other people who create beautiful things on the web for fun and profit. Saying that nobody really needs the thing that is essentially my life and livelihood informs me about the t
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by ohyes 10y ago
He wasn't in police custody when they first 'deboarded' him from the plane.
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by ohyes 10y ago
With the estimated rate, the product sold to the customer is the trip, not the time/mileage. As the driver is a contractor and not an employee of uber, they are an intermediary in the transaction. They are reselling the trip for me for
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by ohyes 10y ago
Yeah it isn't a problem for the rider, the driver is the one getting defrauded. Suppose I'm a farmer and I've authorized you as a reseller of my beef, and you're making 5% commission on whatever you sell, and I give you
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by ohyes 10y ago
It's a fun thing to do and it gives you a lot of insight into what is efficient to implement in a programming language that you don't get by simply using someone else's language.
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by ohyes 10y ago
And you'd just use some wire cutters for that.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Agree SBCL and SBCL if you're looking to do linux for scientific or web. (Let's get real, is there anything else?) Clozure Common Lisp ( http://ccl.clozure.com/ ) is excellent if you're on the mac. Windows I&#x
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by ohyes 10y ago
I was trying to figure out what the "earnings" would be. I probably should have just used 18 trillion and been done with it. Argument is humans aren't on the same scale as governments (even comparing exceptionally rich humans
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by ohyes 10y ago
Yeah, I was thinking about that too. He's definitely the closest.
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by ohyes 10y ago
I'm not saying it isn't absurd I'm saying it isn't comparable to feudalism. (It is indeed a terrible argument for the point I'm not making). In feudalism a single person is the entire state. His wealth isn't
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by ohyes 10y ago
I'm not considering US to be a moderately sized country. While you are technically correct (the best kind of correct), this was kind of a brain-fart on my part and not really important to the point. The point is that net worth includes
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by ohyes 10y ago
Okay, but think of it this way. Bill Gates is worth 90 Billion, sure fine. What is the entire United States worth? GDP is 18 Trillion, expenditures are 4 trillion. So if you do something (admittedly kind of dumb), like take the GDP, subtra
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by ohyes 10y ago
Absolutely, and even the new designs are multiple decades old. (But even those are a huge improvement over what we have from the 60s/70s). Many of existing plants were at the time they were built considered to be important for natio
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by ohyes 10y ago
The economics are based on two things: 1.) Incredible cost to privately insure a nuclear power plant. 2.) There hasn't been an economy of scale when producing nuclear power plants.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Reasoning that can also justify eugenics or other heinous stuff.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Part of my point is to look at it from the accuser's perspective. So you're not really responding to my the point, which is that the accuser in this and the other case didn't name the person. It seems like from the accuser&
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by ohyes 10y ago
That applies in the case of a court of law or if I were an individual in the media reporting on the alleged incident (in which case I would likely try to corroborate with other alleged victims). It doesn't make sense in the situation (

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