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11y ago
Ugly? She's easily above average in my book.
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You realize that the parallel "logic that does not follow" about guns is perfectly legitimate in many/most countries, right? Doesn't exactly help your argument outside of (about half) the US.
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Passwords are obsolete
(medium.com)
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It doesn't make much sense to give a number for speed without some specifics about the crawler environment, such as: - How many servers (if distributed)? - How many cores/server? - What kind of processing takes place for e
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How to identify “whales” in your game
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Are QR codes still a thing? Or were they ever a thing? Dunno, my brain seems to filter them out automatically, I rarely notice them.
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By "hand code SQL" I hope you really mean using prepared statements of whatever language/framework you're using, not concatenating strings with input values. If not, say hello to SQLi.
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11y ago
Are you me? Though mine lasts for several (many) years and other than exercise (gym 4-5 days/week) I haven't found a something that works or anything resembling a life purpose.
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Well said, even it it touches only on the distraction aspect of chat apps. Reposting a comment I made recently: """ web chat is often (ab)used in a way that makes it the equivalent of global variables for communication: if of
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Away messages wouldn't hurt but that's not what the GP is talking about. We receive dozens of messages and notifications, we shouldn't have to feel we should be dropping everything we're doing to respond just because it&
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On the one hand that's some admirable persistence right there.. on the other I don't know.. how would you feel if your doctor had been rejected 14 times from med school before getting his degree?
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http://ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com/
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My experience was quite different. Good content, fast delivery, 10/10 would shutdown again!
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Going off on a tangent/rant here but I'll go out on a limb here and say that web chat is often (ab)used in a way that makes it the equivalent of global variables for communication: if offers the path of least resistance for sharin
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I would be more sympathetic if they had "borrowed" (more like appropriated) a term from, say, biology or french literature, but mathematics is not exactly a "largely unrelated context" from programming, even if it's
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What's confusing? Clearly lawful married gay people engage in oral sex only</s>
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Going somewhat off on a tangent here but I'm wondering, what is the factual, tangible harm of cheating that you so take for granted? STDs and unwanted pregnancies, I'll give you that but let's assume that everyone's a re
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If you live in Denmark, you are all but guaranteed to be an "end-user": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID
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Schäuble’s plan for Europe
(yanisvaroufakis.eu)
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Greek island agrees to test digital currency
(cnbc.com)
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# trim off trailing spaces alias rstrip='sed -i "s/[ \t]*$//"' # delete .pyc files alias delpyc='find . -type f -name "*.pyc" -delete'
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Our burn rate is about ~$200/ day (not month), half of it for datastore ops.
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It may be free for weekend projects but if you're planning to get some serious traffic, prepare for some hefty bills.
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Aren't these "simply" software implementation bugs? Unless I misunderstood what the GP meant by "computer science".
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> computer science has demonstrated flaws in foundational technology that weren't widely known 15 years ago Can you list a few examples of such flaws?
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Related: https://github.com/ajalt/fuckitpy
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How so?
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Not really, most of it is just hacked together with perl: https://xkcd.com/224/
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> most people who work at startups aren't interested in money. That's a bold assertion, bolder than "most people who work at startups usually don't get to have competing offers for $250k to pass up"
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Any evidence that the "men looking for sex / women for LTR" hypothesis, to the extent it is true, is more prevalent in online dating, as opposed to dating in general? I think it mostly comes down to anonymity and low cost of
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