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by quickben 9y ago
I read 80-20 in another article yesterday. But, it's all speculation, they denied that data to DoL.
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by quickben 9y ago
Oh plenty of things. Maybe they can start with the outstanding Department of Labour lawsuit and request for information ?
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by quickben 9y ago
It depends. Is Google 50-50 male female ratio, or 95-5? Likelihood usually change on the environment, just look at Uber.
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by quickben 9y ago
Any income from that? Beer money or car money a year?:)
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by quickben 9y ago
Android planned anytime soon?
396.
by quickben 9y ago
That would be an interesting read. Where do I subscribe to get notified on release?
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by quickben 9y ago
You have to consider his concept as an analogy. Infinity is a thing inside this universe, it may not be outside .
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by quickben 9y ago
No. There is even a proof we can't know the rules outside that formed these rules.
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by quickben 9y ago
If anything, the proposal corners people into more hardcoded behaviours.
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by quickben 9y ago
It can be $meta-class::class :) Keep in mind simple=elegant is not in everybody's eyes.
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by quickben 9y ago
1. Classes itself can be improved, but at this point, will they date breaking compatibility? Maybe from that perspective this will be given a shot. 2. More code at compile time would work. Pythinizing may work. Lisp is quite different.
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by quickben 9y ago
I don't see this making it into the standard. 1. Interface = abstract class, already present. 2. Reflection, rtti is sparsely used because c++ is primarily used for speed and large teams. 3. Reserved words prefixed by $, etc. Well, out
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by quickben 9y ago
There are countries that do not care what you think. In the same fashion they will shrug, say, we don't care, and throw you in jail or take your life away.
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by quickben 9y ago
It depends. You have to keep in mind that an entire generation was brainwashed that personal data isn't that "personal", so Google, FB and the rest can have amazing profits. Most of these discussions are stained by general un
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by quickben 9y ago
So was Napster. Turns out, law>technology.
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by quickben 9y ago
Not really true. I used to go through Walmart's $20 a pair a month walking . $60-$160 shoes I usually do 400 km running on them. 90+kg here.
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by quickben 9y ago
If all else fails, bend the knees and go down few cm. Then try to kick you butt with the heel going up. This will naturally lean you forward and your striking leg won't heel in first on the next strike. Also, try to keep your head in t
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by quickben 9y ago
There is that, and then there are performance intensive apps, and everything in between. Apple is ensuring that most of its ecosystem is fast and pleasant.
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by quickben 9y ago
Outside of the title being misleading, I'm sceptical. It's one thing to have the hardware for research, and completely other to have the expertise for the research. Google entered the self driving cars research, and we have yet to
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by quickben 9y ago
It's not a knee jerk reaction. You have limited view of the problem. I've lived next to a three building being constructed as a kid. The amount of stuff flying is unreal. You aren't accounting for cats, earthquakes, determine
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by quickben 9y ago
Sort of like a temporary bookmark. I have stuff to do, and things to finish reading, but I don't want to bookmark them. So they sit in tabs waiting.
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by quickben 9y ago
Look, there is a reason why people secure stuff on rooftops. What are you arguing here: That it's okay to leave shit around because the chances are low that it will kill somebody? Just stop with the flawed logic.
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by quickben 9y ago
You aren't accounting for a million other things that can happen.
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by quickben 9y ago
At least AMD doesn't make lan cards. The Intel combo is scarier.
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by quickben 9y ago
I guess it depends on the viewpoint. Yours sounds valid. Mine comes from the occasional fixing people's messes. But I agree with you, some product is better than no product in most cases.
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by quickben 9y ago
If you avoid what you listed in actual software, you'll be left with a mess they will take years and tons of money to fix.
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by quickben 9y ago
Out of curiosity, what's their field?
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by quickben 9y ago
No, that's not what they are there for. Why are you so snide?
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by quickben 9y ago
Eh, you can change the cpu buffer a bit. That's about it. PA is still a wrapper.
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by quickben 9y ago
As far as I know/talked to Indies/helped some, no. #1 on most of their lists is getting the music/name out. DRM is counterproductive.

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