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omouse
16y ago
It can scale but in a decentralized way. Let each city handle it on its own with the provincial or federal governments filling whatever gaps remain.
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omouse
16y ago
How does it sound totalitarian if they're not doing anything totalitarian? They really are People's Restaurants which is a nice change from all the laws and countries that use "people's" or "freedom" or other ideas in contradiction to t
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omouse
16y ago
They aren't engineers.
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omouse
16y ago
It depends. Some mobile devices can't handle some of JavaScript while web browsers have varying support for it (I know that Firefox supports some JS code that Chrome doesn't). It's only acceptable if you're alright with abandoning part of y
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omouse
16y ago
I saw 10 cops just standing around at Union station doing not much more than the regular pair of security guards do on any other day. It's really annoying that they're paying a hella lot more for all this security when the rest of the city
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omouse
16y ago
If you end up quitting, please name the company so that everyone else can avoid getting cheated.
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omouse
16y ago
Appeal to popularity, appeal to $$$. Not much of a rebuttal :/
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omouse
16y ago
does it work for mobile devices such as nonsmartphones? (written frm samsng impct)
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omouse
16y ago
What does all this secrecy buy them? Nothing.
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omouse
16y ago
^^ THIS. I love it when sites use DIVs because it makes much much easier to chop them up and display them the way I want to by using Stylish or GreaseMonkey. The browser is a customizable viewer...your stylesheet is just a suggestion.
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Writing a Research Paper in Mathematics
(web.mit.edu)
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omouse
16y ago
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omouse
16y ago
How isn't it appropriate? I just saw 2 posts about Twitter supposedly censoring #flotilla. Why not take a look at the real issue instead of the side issues like that? You should also take a look at other community killers, like inane posts
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omouse
16y ago
Why would you admire them? This is one of the problems with our culture. For some reason, it's acceptable to admire and respect someone's behaviour even if it is bad behaviour and unjust behaviour. Why is that acceptable?? We don't admi
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omouse
16y ago
Omg, this industry is retarded: "This is a new model for organizing things on computers" No it isn't. Hey, did you know that you can still make computers run programers without an operating system and without a hierarchical file system?
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omouse
16y ago
Ignorant, or informed? I like this game, let's do it with candy: Swedish berry, or fuzzy peach?
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omouse
16y ago
This idea has been around for a while I think. Freenet would be a pretty sweet platform for something like it ;p
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omouse
17y ago
That's not the worst hire, that's the normal hire! A lot of programmers are out there that are like that.
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omouse
17y ago
Decorators, generators and all the other syntactic sugar that's been added over the years is already too much experimentation with obfuscation for my liking.
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omouse
17y ago
It'd be incredibly stupid. The language and some other programming languages don't even have proper standards written out or they change on the whims on their creators or community. Which version of Python will you use? 2.x or 3? Oh hey and
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omouse
17y ago
Except then you realize that they're doing this only to benefit their primary business, advertising.
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omouse
17y ago
> It's a bit big brotherish in a way too, but soooo comfy. Where did I put my soma again? I don't understand this attitude at all. You spend a quarter of the week at work (not including travel time or overtime, 40hr work week). Would yo
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omouse
17y ago
Uh, wtf. The helo is just circling about casually and they're taking their time fixing the targets before firing. How is that combat and an adrenaline rush moment? And that RPG...clearly a telephoto lens. Those supposed AKs look nothing lik
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omouse
17y ago
Wow. Are you seriously complaining about that? One day someone's bitching that open source is for commies and can't make you any money and then another someone's complaining that the open source companies that do make money are TOO enterp
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omouse
17y ago
Because they're too afraid to syndicate their content and deal with a mess of licensing deals.
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omouse
17y ago
That's not a solution, that's a hacky workaround.
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omouse
17y ago
It would fall under SPAMMING.
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Ask HackerNews: How do I delete my HackerNews account?
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omouse
17y ago
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omouse
17y ago
Sounds like a piss-poor idea.
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omouse
17y ago
"And, he's not bothered by the fact that it took them a year and half to launch." Well, considering how long it took Twitter to scale and stop falling over, I'd say taking a little while longer to launch is a good thing.
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omouse
17y ago
All programming styles of the non-thinker. That's the common underlying thing I see, non-thinking, jumping to a conclusion and running with it.
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