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by remline 9y ago
As a non-FB user, I fear the day when they have finally motivated real and meaningful content that people might expect me to view and that requires one to log in to facebook. So far, I think mostly their greed has kept them in a position of
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by remline 9y ago
My University had a policy of letting you retake things and take the new grade. In the modern world, I think you should be able to retake the tests and rely on MOOCs. I'm not at all a fan of allowing failure to pass or even average for
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by remline 9y ago
I think you are overthinking the meaning of this. As engineers we tend to blame complex layers we didn't write, especially if we don't have insight into them.. Giving their engineers the option to peer into react whenever they lik
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by remline 9y ago
That is their theory, but I see a lot of trouble in their analysis. A different take on their data is: Not doing things is becoming ignorant and in the short term ignorance of the negatives in life is bliss. In the longterm, not knowing how
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by remline 9y ago
Generally, yes. I suppose if the client were unable to override the default recipient port for DCCP-UDP Encapsulation (6511) and the DCCP implementation were enforcing rules such as back off on the client then it is still a better option to
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by remline 9y ago
Es6 has some nice moderate changes that can trickle up.. An infinite number of bad tools and frameworks doesn't really stop a good one from coming along anymore than all the low quality OSes and environs that had a libc and compiler st
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by remline 9y ago
I'm not familiar with DCCP, but as long as browsers don't get access to DCCP-UDP encapsulation without some work by the user it seems like another alternative to use to use web security considerations as leverage to ween a critica
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by remline 9y ago
rfc3257 page 3: > SCTP supports the transportation of user messages that have no > application-specified order, yet need guaranteed reliable delivery. But most people don't really care (that insisting on re-delivering out of
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by remline 9y ago
The point of providing SCTP instead is not to open up UDP and all of the baggage of existing services that will answer expecting you to be you and not a relay for a malicious ad in your browser. Similarly, once you have a userspace SCTP sta
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by remline 9y ago
The reasoning there is kind of lame, every filter knows how to pass SCTP or UDP and doesn't pass SCTP since it is unpopular and UDP because stopping it is most of why you are filtering. Making an SCTP web standard would improve endnode
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by remline 9y ago
SCTP would be the logical choice for supporting both streams and messages. No one really wants to support a network with the evil of arbitrary UDP from the browser. In SCTP, the handshake combined with crypto tricks can allows a server to m
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by remline 9y ago
Thanks, I made a prototype a couple years back where the MSP430 was sufficient and I wanted to move it to llvm to solve my only toolchain annoyance.. But I have trouble seeing the point of investing time as ARM edges closer on the battery a
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by remline 9y ago
I would have expected a low power TI solution to use a MSP430 instead of the ARM. It would be an interesting to see the tradeoffs for a comparable MSP430 solution.
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by remline 9y ago
> If online is cheaper then online can not pay higher wages when selling the same volume of goods in the long run. It is that simple. Real estate, profit, and salaries/bonuses to executives are all diminishing the wage/quantity
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by remline 9y ago
The final conclusion is a bit bizarre, how can one possibly be responsible for maintaining one's own privacy given this revelation? I think it is a crime to mislead your government as to your own identity and address so they can't
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by remline 9y ago
I also struggle with the same kind of angst for these situations where an incentive seems outweighed by opaque but probably infrequent liabilities. But as a disinterested observer, I'd say that you should participate and just buy CDs t
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by remline 9y ago
Employees have an inherent need for loyalty to work and face considerable risk just for following their true worth to new companies and situations. This makes it impossible to adequately take employers up to your real market worth as a long
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by remline 9y ago
I've seen an excellent documentary on South Korea's rural slavery problem.. Can you point me to a Chinese one?
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by remline 9y ago
Using the transactions to make a block hard to change is the best option for a self contained chain with no other work, but a chain of work/work verification seems like it can be decoupled from monetary transaction chains or anything o
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by remline 9y ago
Decoupling doesn't seem like the hard problem to me.. I.e. if you somehow have a separate SETI chain of verified claims about the hashes of sectors then it is easy to change the satisfiability problem to one where you need to buy your
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by remline 9y ago
I don't understand why we aren't moving toward useful computation as a proof of work.. As an example, while it might take complex rounds to turn desired SETI analysis into verified SETI analysis work, with more payout/work go
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by remline 9y ago
Right, so the restrictions on at the bottom seem pretty meaningless, and that matches the migration off of C. So how do we justify this JavaScript as forced labor argument? The programmer can decide to do webapps that run atop C and get ass
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by remline 9y ago
No one really has a choice with C, but its tally was very interesting.. I think there is a lot more vertical movement and the horizontal stuff might be a sideshow without considering overlap or experience with C or JavaScript as significant
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by remline 9y ago
I think my usage pattern is probably a significant one for all the non-english Wikipedia's and a reason why it has bested some language specific ones.. But I wasn't really saying my use case was common only showing it as another e
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by remline 9y ago
Odd, the difference in data relationship compared to desktop threw me off and left me searching the burger menu.. The desktop version still seems better for browsing an article on my recent 5“ budget mobile. I'd say we are basically ri
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by remline 9y ago
Wikipedia mobile annoys me by removing the other languages column without seeming to offer any alternative but forcing desktop. That column is about 60% of Wikipedia's utility for me.
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by remline 9y ago
Average ongoing rents are relatively ok, but bringing in new people often means paying top market prices, they can be double to quadruple an average ongoing rent.
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by remline 9y ago
It changes what you try to do, but Switzerland and Germany isn't all that different from Silicon Valley and the US. You use premium resources in Switzerland and try to sell German (or EU) resources back upon lower markets at a high eno
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by remline 9y ago
The two styles work because they are not being mixed with their opposite. A cached shed optimization is what makes working with others bearable.
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by remline 9y ago
Stan Smith realizes his credit card payment for his new gadget was sent out a day late and calls his credit card company in a panic. He can't afford to have his clearance suspended. The foreign support agent tells him he isn't all

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