ponyfleisch

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by ponyfleisch 9y ago
think of it as an organizational structure. administrative divisions on multiple levels make sense. this way i can politically participate in shaping society around my physical location. this has nothing to do with rejecting foreigner'
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by ponyfleisch 9y ago
is it racism too if i lend money to my sister but not to a stranger on the streets?
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by ponyfleisch 9y ago
In SEA, you are just much better shielded from these issues. Drugs (and alcoholism for that matter) are absolutely issues in thai society.
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by ponyfleisch 9y ago
> Yeah sorry... Still my point holds... not really, no. the opposite, actually. while not an all time high, it is pretty high in the 10 year context and it did affect export industries.
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by ponyfleisch 9y ago
> Nobody would reasonably argue that extreme surveillance measures, patriot act, etc., is necessary to stop the vast majority of crimes from occurring, so why is it so easy for seemingly serious/intelligent people to think this nons
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by ponyfleisch 9y ago
like what? selfie sticks? (i live in asia)
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
I'm not convinced that this approach flattens the learning curve significantly. The concepts are different, and when you're at the end of that journey and look back, you'll find that you spent a large amount of time unlearnin
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
While reading i was thinking "..but that all makes sense for any project that's larger than a few hundred lines.." and thought the author was just ignorant and needlessly cynical. But at the end of the article, he makes a goo
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
The author makes it clear at the end of the article. The claim that PHP is "beginner friendly" is bogus now because any serious development in PHP is full blown enterprisey software engineering.
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
> Why can't we just use apt-get and Makefiles for everything? Because Makefiles are quite limiting. > Why can't npm be turned into ppa:nodejs and pip be turned into ppa:python? Because that would be OS specific.
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
Ah, yes, if you use #!. In that case, can't you do a cloudfront custom behaviour on /?_escaped_fragment_=*? I havent't tried this.
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
If i'm not wrong, cloudfront actually follows 302 redirects internally instead of passing the redirect on to the client. but since ?_escaped_fragment_= is a suffix, not a prefix, i don't think redirection rules help.
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
Yes, i had that problem. I used this workaround to fix it: http://imgur.com/a/cNzXx
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
> This could have very well been another "Brexit-like" vote in Switzerland, where people were just scaremongered into voting for the law without understanding all of the implications. Or maybe you are wrong about the brexit vot
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
> People understood fine, they just disagree. Thanks for this. I couldn't agree more. The way political discourse works at the moment is worrying. America is in the spotlight for this, but it happens in europe too. Entrenched camps
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
I suppose pushing articles about "bugs" caused by sheer incompetence is a way to get traffic for startups nowadays?
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
I think this is about military power.
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by ponyfleisch 10y ago
But what if producing a sledgehammer only cost 50 cents? Then people would sell sledgehammers for a dollar or less.
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by ponyfleisch 11y ago
except that he didn't get it pre-emptively for his presidential achievements. Which makes me think that you don't know what you're talking about.
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‘Discriminatory’ job ad angers developer community(techinasia.com)
8 points by ponyfleisch 12y ago|2 comments