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by pyre 10y ago
> I think this is one of the main drivers in favoring cheap and punishing quality. The problem comes with evaluating quality. There are issues with over-valuing cheapness, but there are equally issues with using high-cost as an indicator
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by pyre 10y ago
That calculation is for fully replacing all existing infrastructure on the basis that over the course of a single generation most infrastructure will need to be replaced at least once due to maintenance/upkeep. So basically it will cos
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by pyre 10y ago
It's because lambda technically isn't an anonymous function. It's more like an anonymous expression . It probably helps to avoid confusion for people trying to do things that can't be expressions in it. E.g.: def
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by pyre 10y ago
This one? 2016/12/26 05:48 Report vulnerability to GitHub via HackerOne 2016/12/26 08:39 GitHub response that have validated issue and are working on a fix. 2016/12/26 15:48 Provide more vulneraiblity d
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by pyre 10y ago
It's a question of scope though. The parent to your post is trying to scope the risk to "the risk of losing $1 million", not "the risk of financial hardship." If you can both get on the same page with respect to thi
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by pyre 10y ago
You can only edit for ~2 hours after you post.
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by pyre 10y ago
> Then we also found later that you can't sign an app on OSX while SSH'd into the machine... It just fails with a generic signing error. My guess is that it's missing something that being logged into a desktop session woul
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by pyre 10y ago
It must really confused conspiracy theorists too[1]. ;) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greys
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by pyre 10y ago
> there is no way a Macbook can compete with a proper Thinkpad Isn't this one of those YMMV kinda things that really depends on the person, though? It seems equally wrong to say that no one could be productive on a MBP as it is to s
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by pyre 10y ago
The screws are accessible on my MBP 2015. They are just not in recessed screw holes, and are flush with the body of the laptop.
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by pyre 10y ago
That's exactly what she said though: > I will say that the ability "to not be rich" is, in fact, a choice not psychologically available to many upper class people (emphasis mine)
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by pyre 10y ago
To be fair, issues like this are really only UI issues with some git commands, not necessarily git as a whole. The GP post was probably lamenting a much deeper issue with the design of git.
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by pyre 10y ago
The Brexit vote isn't "the virtual world" though, so I'm a bit confused here.
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by pyre 10y ago
I think it's a fair criticism of the product that it doesn't work correctly without dd-wrt.
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by pyre 10y ago
With the benefit that you don't have to use an additional module/command (brew cask) to get functionality like "install Google Chrome".
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by pyre 10y ago
> And I also use vim. As another vim user, it's probably better to get in the habit of using Ctrl-[ or Ctrl-C (though Ctrl-C has caveats in certain situations).
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by pyre 10y ago
You're just kicking the can down the road with respect to switching from a Mac to a Windows/Linux setup though. That's the the parent was saying. They are are a point where it could make sense to make the switch. Why buy a la
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by pyre 10y ago
@holografix: the cheapest 15' retina pro no longer included a dedicated GPU @rayiner: All the new 15" MBPs have a dedicated GPU. @lhl: This is not true,
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by pyre 10y ago
> You accept the tyranny before you and laugh at those who resist There are many who claim tyranny and resist just because they aren't the ones in power. I'm not so sure that just because someone shouts tyranny that we all ha
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by pyre 10y ago
This comes up on the first page of a Google search... It's almost like you didn't search for anything yourself... http://americablog.com/2013/02/tea-party-obama-is-hitler.htm... or there is this: https:
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by pyre 10y ago
> but you think Trump has opened that flood gate? I don't think I buy that. I think that Trump opens the floodgates because these people believe that he's on their side (regardless of whether or not he is). Because they belie
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by pyre 10y ago
When you say something like: > Nothing in the man's history then I don't know why you then retort with "well, that was a long time ago." You made a statement that someone was proving false. Heck, you made that stateme
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by pyre 10y ago
I guess it's a "Safe Space" for alt-righters because they are surrounded by like-minded people that will shout down any dissenting opinions?
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by pyre 10y ago
> People are saying he's hitler UNIRONICALLY Like the Tea Party people from a few years ago claiming that Obama was Hitler "unironically" and that Obamacare was a "Nazi program"? {edit} I'm curious why you d
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by pyre 10y ago
Isn't fire the accepted way to retire an old flag? What's the penalty for allowing the flag to touch the ground?
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by pyre 10y ago
My point was more that you can't treat Windows as "just a bootloader" as the parent to my post was implying. You also need to worry about security. I'm sure that a stock Windows install has more remote security vulnerabi
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by pyre 10y ago
With Windows as your host OS though you are only as secure as Windows...
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by pyre 10y ago
Just add ?w=1 to the Github URL to ignore whitespace.
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by pyre 10y ago
The original USB1.0/1.1 (and 2.0?) specs are for 0.5A @ 5v.
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by pyre 10y ago
In this case, we're talking about 'social pressure' on a pizzeria that should be innocent until proven guilty, but is being smeared by accusations based on little to no evidence (other than "wake up sheeple" type ev

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