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by pistle 12y ago
Many lines would need nothing. Overarching structure, idiomatic usage, and lack of benefits from being able to use language constructs of efficiency in C# would yield sub-optimal results. Manual conversion to idiomatic C# would be a better
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by pistle 12y ago
Where's the transformation language JSXT? O.o Why are nearly all the examples pushing literal UI concerns into the code, if not tightly weaving it with the controller? I see what it is, but I see nothing about why it is - I'm open
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by pistle 12y ago
Experience in one context won't shift well and senior folks will seem junior, if not worse, for inserting non-idiomatic patterns into the newer solutions. Q: Where's my cheese? A: We don't have cheese here.
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by pistle 12y ago
2 & 3 are essentially not realistic once the funding faucet is turned on. 1 is your only hope - and she did it. Good for her.
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by pistle 12y ago
I'm going to posit licensing/cost issues as the easy downfall. However, something about the closed sourcing against the context of the open source movement from MS has me wondering about specific implementation details they feel
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by pistle 12y ago
Pretty sure it's moves like these that will render most Uber valuation apologists' defenses of the valuation based on cab usage growth moot. If they could satisfy the valuation on cab fare middle-person, this would not be the expe
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by pistle 12y ago
All my relatives use Win7 or Win8 and the Win8 ones are the happiest, love OneDrive, etc. etc. My sister then switched their phones over to Lumia 1020s because of Win8 and bought a Yoga 2 Pro. Her comment: "Wait. So what's all the
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by pistle 12y ago
Is this really level of flailing emotion people bring to their customer service interactions? "It's just super frustrating because we spend like $300/day!" How about: "We have been spending $300/day, and an er
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by pistle 12y ago
O.o Drain the blood, fill the mammal with formaldehyde. That will kill the tumors. There "might" be a problem with liquid metals arriving at the heart and lungs via a blood channel? Just start human trials. Nothing could go wrong
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by pistle 12y ago
Posner, again, full of hand-waving subterfuge. 8% return on 1 billion in capital? Sure, at the end they only feasibly keep 20 million cash and definitely just lose all value in the other luxury goods they buy... What a horrible economist if
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by pistle 12y ago
What do you mean no software stores? What year are you targeting? Boxed software was everywhere as early as the early 80's which is when the Apple II series hit its stride with the IIe... There were aisles of it at even pedestrian stor
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by pistle 12y ago
Every 9-12 months, a batch of trend setters go to college and a new thing is emerges in a group that loves new things.
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by pistle 12y ago
Why would OP have taken a screenshot of the whois prior to the second auction? "brazenly been stolen "? Come on... If they have an explicit policy granting rights to winners of auctions, there's something, but otherwise, they
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by pistle 12y ago
Ugh. That's a Buzzfeedy title if ever there was one. I'm surprised it isn't: Space Scientists Don't Want Obama To Know These 10 Secrets About Warp Drive
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by pistle 12y ago
Though... when's the last time you heard about an American hacker being extradited or prosecuted for hacking against Russian citizens?
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by pistle 12y ago
By changing it to the other picture, they ruined the story. Was better with the original.
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by pistle 12y ago
No. The human immune system needs to interact with something that "looks" a lot like the actual virus to go through the process of developing antibodies. An antibody would need the ability to enter a functioning cell and to use th
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by pistle 12y ago
Most ATM cards from a bank (US) will charge you if you use some other bank's ATM. You frequently get a fee on both sides. Their words are crafted carefully. They are a financial service provider. They are looking to rob you / stay
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by pistle 12y ago
"Quick response and delivery. Decrypted as listed in the instructions. Would do business again! 5-stars! Best hackers on eHack."
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by pistle 12y ago
Doesn't seem any different than most credit cards. People want to read it one way (FREE FREE FREE!!!!), but it's pretty normal. $15 for the card, use it for purchases (Association transaction) with no fees. Use it to get cash at a
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by pistle 12y ago
Lyft covers insurance for their drivers while the fare is on. The driver's personal insurance is normal for a personal vehicle doing personal work. Now, if someone tries to go after that private insurance from an accident during a fare
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by pistle 12y ago
I consider myself a pretty good plumber with significant problem solving abilities. In the same time, I am able to learn how to use a computer and put together a WordPress site for my small business. I even learned enough CSS and HTML to em
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by pistle 12y ago
I dunno. A plumber's overhead includes, tools, supplies, and what can be harder labor than the non-trivial work you've accomplished. Until you are crawling in nasty crawl spaces replacing 4 inch drain lines or doing the more chall
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by pistle 12y ago
Which is why they changed the headline. "Bring em on." - George W. Bush
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by pistle 12y ago
Buzzfeed style headlines. Article includes this gem: 'The menagerie of dark matter candidates that might produce this kind of line include axions, sterile neutrinos, and "moduli dark matter" that may result from the curling u
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by pistle 12y ago
Not only that, but a few are digging into older posts to put those down as well. I just don't know what I'll do with my diminishing pool of anonymous internet cred.
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by pistle 12y ago
Steve Jobs: One more thing... we've got a huge user base that love STICKERS!@!@!@! WoOt!!! We got nothing technically new, but you should know that people love us and like to put stickers all over our stuff because, well people have to
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by pistle 12y ago
There's no fees because you can't tell a merchant they are are going have to pay fees for handling the funny money. Do you think Dell is over the barrel with fees? It's one thing if you just got your first cheap card scanner
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by pistle 12y ago
"WARNING: Forgotten passwords are UNRECOVERABLE and will results in LOSS of ALL of your bitcoins!" I hate when my banker says this to me about online banking.
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by pistle 12y ago
This does not compute. It's obvious. Programming is the human means to get a digital circuit to turn "one" and "zero" in a particular way. Applied programming is to a CS degree as diagnosing and curing disease by a

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