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omeid2
8y ago
> I think you mean inversely. No. > But if you try to use age a simplistic predictive proxy... Well, that is obviously the wrong thing to do, but I am not sure how that relates to my question.
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omeid2
8y ago
I am afraid I am risking to be misunderstood, but I think, it is a question worth asking and considering. One's outlook and productivity changes with time and age, just like an athlete's fitness. I suppose the hard question is, if
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omeid2
8y ago
Without CMYK support the print story with Inkscape is pretty cumbersome.
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omeid2
8y ago
L4 is a family of microkernels with a namesake kernel interface. μ-kernel (minix3, L4/Fiasco et al) are extremely lean by design and unlike monolithic (Linux, Solaris, Darwin et al), leave device drivers, filesystem, and a lot of non-h
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omeid2
8y ago
if eating out becomes unafforadble , many jobs and countless hours of leisure will be lost. No one complains about making flying affordable with billions of dollar in aviation subsidies, from R&D, Airport and related infrastructure mai
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omeid2
8y ago
Your code review and deployment pipeline should be all automated from day zero. Setting up a CI pays off in the first couple of days in terms of time investment and massive returns on longer term mostly for avoiding human error and confusio
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omeid2
8y ago
That is hardly the case, while criminal cartels tend to commit various crimes, nothing comes close to profitability of drugs as demonstrated by the high profile drug turf wars and involvement of various agencies.
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omeid2
8y ago
Don't forget for-profit prisons.
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omeid2
8y ago
The war on drug has to be one of the top contributors and financiers of crime and criminal gangs. Imagine a world where criminal gangs don't have access to the money they make through drugs and a government that doesn't have to sp
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omeid2
8y ago
There is nothing efficient about ruining people's weekend while they are being fired. This could have been done by sending out the emails at the end of Friday without making people nervous and worried over weekend.
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omeid2
8y ago
I am not surprised, in the general sense that someone has found a security bug in a large and complex piece of software. This is basically another good example of why your control plane should be only accessible through a vpn/bastion.
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omeid2
8y ago
What is a naturalistic fallacy?
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omeid2
8y ago
Accepting laws and punishment without consideration of it's fairness (being warranted) is very cowardly.
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omeid2
8y ago
Actually not at all, you don't need to have burnt through all your fat for your body to enter Catabolism, if that was the case you would never lose muscles without starvation which is of course not the case. I think everyone who wants
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omeid2
8y ago
Using domain names and symbolic links. Seriously. github.com/omeid/upower-notify omeid.net/family/photos omeid.net/friends/joe/2018-royal-national-park-hike -> omeid.me/hikes/201
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omeid2
8y ago
I understand that at some point gaining weight becomes a vanity thing, but there is good reasons for gaining muscles, they're rather good energy source to sustain you if you're planning to do long distance hiking or sailing for ex
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omeid2
8y ago
I wonder if these paintings, specially the ones by Pieter van der Borcht, have in someway inspired Pierre Boulle to write Planet of the Apes.
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omeid2
8y ago
As with everything, it depends on the product. Whey Protein Concentrate is a very good value and common protein which is made from milk, to some extent it is basically concentrated milk power sans casein. But protein alone wouldn't do
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omeid2
8y ago
You don't want that. With the boat pitching and rolling, so does the people on board looking at the instruments, so having the instrument tilt would be rather disorienting! as if sailing by itself isn't disorienting enough. ;)
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omeid2
8y ago
I have been using pgcli itself for many years and it is a fantastic piece of software. If you're a terminal user that deals with Postgresql, I highly recommend you try out pgcli!
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omeid2
8y ago
While I don't advocate any restrictions for knowledge, even if for the very practical reason that it fails the it's premise of keeping it away from the bad guys and also find National Security to have been well and thoroughly ab
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omeid2
8y ago
While I really enjoyed working with OpenScad, I find ImplicitCad[0] to be far more functional (excuse the pun), the language is just more easy to reason about. [0] http://www.implicitcad.org/
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omeid2
8y ago
Source please?
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omeid2
8y ago
I would be rather surprised if someone could tilt their head 90-degrees even briefly, let alone hold a conversation like that. I think for most people anything over 45 degrees starts to feel very uncomfortable.
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omeid2
8y ago
If you're into this kind of stuff, I highly recommend the somewhat amusing videos of Leslie Lamport himself, the creator and godfather of TLA+. https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/video/videos.html
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omeid2
8y ago
> One of the greatest self-inflicted wounds in the modern world is the propensity to portray Nazi Germany and its major figures in a completely cartoonish fashion. Godwin's law be what it may but the long term ramifications of point
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omeid2
8y ago
There has been some progress recently on this issue, more specifically BGPsec, and with the existence of established (quasi?)-authorities that deal with AS around the world, the RIRs, the prospect of having this deployed on the majority of
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omeid2
8y ago
The more interesting part is that the line between "digital existence" and real life is getting blurrier everyday.
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omeid2
8y ago
I think one way to stop people asking "when will this be closed down?" is to keep them wondering "what is this?".
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omeid2
8y ago
http://tonsky.me/sw.js : "Totally legit ServiceWorker ES6 implementation";
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