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by phaemon 9y ago
That's because this site is a bunch of nutters. Have a browse through the site. Perhaps they actually have a point, but it's difficult to take seriously when it's a crazy person trying to make it. Anyone have a reputable link
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by phaemon 9y ago
It is a "less developed state". Software that worked, no longer works. That's what a software regression is . The fact that you don't even understand the definition you quoted makes me...etc etc
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by phaemon 9y ago
I am relaxed. Don't add patronising to self-righteous.
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by phaemon 9y ago
Or they could create a different website for these types of questions. Or you could. There's no reason for SE to be all things to all people; I like that they have a focus. > too self-absorbed in their self-righteousness I'
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by phaemon 9y ago
Probably because they have the discipline to close questions that aren't appropriate, even when people like the answers. Good for them.
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by phaemon 9y ago
Once again, vague accusations with no concrete examples. I'm not convinced. Sounds like you just have a bias against Catalonia.
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by phaemon 9y ago
That seems reasonable enough. If you're going to live in Catelonia, then it seems right that you should learn Catalan. How exactly is learning a language "indoctrination"? Are children indoctrinated when they're taught t
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by phaemon 9y ago
Halley's comet returns every ~75 years. How could it possibly be interstellar?
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by phaemon 9y ago
Quite amazing to have so many contributors working at such a rate (204 patches a day!) on a Free Software project.
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by phaemon 9y ago
Since DeepDrive says, "we are restricted from providing resources using GTAV for legal reasons" I would guess that's the reason. And since legal advice is always "don't say anything", it doesn't seem ent
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by phaemon 9y ago
A typical bulldozer has a top speed of less than 10 mph. I reckon they had time to think.
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by phaemon 9y ago
If you're scared of mass immigration, you're going to be terrified by London...
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by phaemon 9y ago
That's because the selection bias you are asking them to account for is based on the psychic abilities of hiring managers. Even if it exists, it doesn't matter because there are still people hiring overqualified people and it only
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by phaemon 9y ago
Ah, my apologies then. It's their fault for not updating the FAQ and you can hardly be blamed for quoting from it! There was an update to that 6 months later: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/better-sql-joins-in-
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by phaemon 9y ago
Edit: original response was too harsh. I'm just grumpy I guess. The study was done properly. Have a read of: http://today.uconn.edu/2010/08/over-qualified-not-really/ which provides better detail.
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by phaemon 9y ago
I don't know what that means. Everyone knows that there is a massive Greek influence on Western culture. The only reason there might not be many HN articles on it is that it's so obvious.
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by phaemon 9y ago
That blog post is from a year ago. And since Cockroach DB 1.0 was only released in May this year, it's a bit misleading to link to that post as though it was the current state of the sofware.
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by phaemon 9y ago
It was a friend who got it last month, but I can't find it now. I thought it was EE, but I only see 30G offers on their website now. If I find it I'll update.
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by phaemon 9y ago
No it wasn't. The principle of Sola fide is a Protestant one. I suggest googling for that phrase if you're interested in learning more.
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by phaemon 9y ago
I've no idea where you're going with the TV thing; it's a TV. It was just an example of how Linux is everywhere. It has as much worth as any other TV. The firmware updates are via Internet or OTA, like, you know, a TV. >T
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by phaemon 9y ago
In the UK you can get 40G for £30 a month. I imagine you can do at least as well in most EU countries.
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by phaemon 9y ago
The desktop ship certainly has sailed - it's lost the home market as people use phones and tablets now. > And on Android and ChromeOS, it isn't exposed to user space, so kind of irrelevant Sure, and I can run Windows applicat
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by phaemon 9y ago
>I can't imagine...that anyone has ever learned to use git by reading the man pages. Perhaps not, but they easily could. The Description section at the start of the man page says: "See gittutorial(7) to get started, then see
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by phaemon 9y ago
> The US is a federal republic, not a democracy. The USA clearly is a democracy, since it has democratic elections. Specifically, it is a representative democracy. I have no idea why anyone thinks being a federation and/or being a
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by phaemon 9y ago
Are you sure it's been vandalised? The author has been a member for a while so it might well be that he thought he was editing his own C4C home page and accidentally did the main wiki page instead. (if it gets reverted, it used to appe
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by phaemon 9y ago
You have a choice not to use that society's services. If I did work for the company and then they refused to pay me, then yes, I would force them to pay. I would use the law to force them to pay.
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by phaemon 9y ago
You want the name of the Satoshi Nakomoto who is most likely to be the Satoshi Nakomoto? The name? That's what you want? Are you sure you've thought this through?
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by phaemon 9y ago
> If you take money from individual A Like I take money from the company I work for, in payment for my services... > put it into a common pot I put it in my bank account... > and then give it to individual B I buy somethin
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by phaemon 9y ago
No, they're given some of their society's money, since they're a member of that society. That money doesn't belong to any individual, it belongs to society as a whole.
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by phaemon 9y ago
Where did you get that from? There wasn't any market crash when he stopped working, therefore his passive income would have been far in excess of his spending. Where did you hear he had to work?

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