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by oneloop 10y ago
Tell us more about this Russian censorship, you seem to know a lot about the subject.
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by oneloop 10y ago
I've only started caring about money a couple of years ago, so no point comparing 14-year old me with anyone in terms of money. What gets me is how much more creative successful people were when they were young. Fishing and re-selling
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by oneloop 10y ago
Oy, quit stealing my analogy!
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by oneloop 10y ago
I think that the parent's point isn't about languages or ecosystems.
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by oneloop 10y ago
Reminds me of that Ricky Gervais bit about fat people. "I'll do anything to lose weight. Not jogging..."
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by oneloop 10y ago
I meant I'm in stock.
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by oneloop 10y ago
Obvious troll is obvious.
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by oneloop 10y ago
What a great pitch, that website is. I don't even understand what it is, but I'm stocked.
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by oneloop 10y ago
What's the difference between this and d3js?
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by oneloop 10y ago
It is supposed to process a single request at a time. You want more, instantiate several workers.
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by oneloop 10y ago
I did understand. Like I said it was a style choice. I could've just as well have said "What kind of project is that successful and can't scrap together $230/mo?" and avoided the "your project" reference a
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by oneloop 10y ago
That moment when government officials start realising their biggest publishers are American companies.
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by oneloop 10y ago
> It's easier to figure out the various workflows you need Fine, that might be cheaper than properly training your employees. Of course, if your employees aren't training themselves out of genuine interest that's really th
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by oneloop 10y ago
Saying that you "have" was in this case more of a rhetorical choice than anything. I didn't really think you had such a successful product.
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by oneloop 10y ago
Tell us, what's this product that you have that's so successful that it needs 4Bn messages/hr full time, that you can't put together $260/mo?
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by oneloop 10y ago
Git is complex and nuanced, and short term purple think it's faster to memorize some commands instead of understanding the fundamentals. I kept having problems with git, so I read a fucking book on it https://git-scm.com&#x2
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by oneloop 10y ago
You'll never discriminate on anything, except the things that are important to you and you don't like. Got it.
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by oneloop 10y ago
And the rest of us are loving it.
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by oneloop 10y ago
Depends. If you consider that in each request a big chunk of time is spent one opening the connection, and that you can even start opening the connection to download the linked picture after you have received the response from the first hit
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by oneloop 10y ago
When I'm walking down the street I'm playing Russian roulette? You are either completely numerically illiterate or so motivated by whatever ideology you're coming from that you'd go as far as uncritically parrot this suc
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by oneloop 10y ago
Hahaha I just made a comment exactly like yours. I think we'd get along.
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by oneloop 10y ago
Does it make me a bad person that I have no sympathy for these people? You're doing something quite dangerous, did you expect to survive every time? As a society we don't often show sympathy for people who die playing Russian roul
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by oneloop 10y ago
At the level of individuals, this article is complete bullshit. There is a WORLD of difference between an average mathematician/physicist/engineer and an average English literature graduate solving the same problem with the same t
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by oneloop 10y ago
The preceding comment suggested that using a website without understanding authentication is like buying a car that has no airbags. That's unhinged. You know those "IQ tests" where they go "the foot is to the leg like th
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by oneloop 10y ago
Why not just encrypt everything in Dropbox?
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by oneloop 10y ago
You wouldn't have an e-mail account without authentication. You WOULD have an e-mail account without knowing how password hashing works. You WOULD buy a car without knowing how airbag works. If you think you know everything about every
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by oneloop 10y ago
> If what the article says is true about google vetting problem drivers with mere user reviews, they don't know what they are getting into. And I think you underestimate how much google knows about us. Do you think one can't te
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by oneloop 10y ago
> The issue is that at least for many scientists and mathematicians, mathematical abstraction and code abstraction are topics that oftentimes run orthogonal to each other. Excellent observation. I'm an ex-physicist and on the few oc
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by oneloop 10y ago
But your whole argument was that for some serious application you shouldn't trust on cloud services, wasn't it? The kind of things I was doing half a year ago you couldn't run on your home connection. So this whole "run
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by oneloop 10y ago
One of the many major male versions of this is height. You just gotta play the best you can with the cards you were dealt.

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