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by retcon 4y ago
>> We haven't really found a way to reuse these among different technologies. The Common Language Environment on VMS, or its lesser(but infinitely more available hence virtuous by effect) imitation, dot net CLR . FFIs, if you bou
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by retcon 4y ago
KDB is unique for translating "in house" tech to marketable CV entry status. Having Haskell and CS(FB) experience requires educating the recruitment agencies, for comparable recognition. Personally I consider every ill in computin
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by retcon 4y ago
Correct, sales does have to scale factorially to the development man years. That's the problem with the prevailing economic contradiction. See Jamie Dimon, JPM, three days ago.. I've never witnessed a bulge bracket chief concludin
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by retcon 4y ago
The cumulative system design contributing to MULTICS, however, probably was a order of magnitude greater work than the implementation effort. On the shoulders of Giants may be clichèd , but it also seems increasingly as if the contemporary
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by retcon 4y ago
The Fabian Extend and Embrace Society?
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by retcon 4y ago
I can't get past the question about the conditions under which the disclosures became deemed necessary. Everything else definitely never ought to be clear or you have a problem with arbitrary decision making agency out of hand.
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by retcon 4y ago
Module level repair novel you say? Parts Removal and Replacement Videos - PCs and Smart Devices - Lenovo Support GB https://support.lenovo.com/gb/en/solutions/ht505031-parts-re...
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by retcon 4y ago
>I see more forum activity from newcomers It terrifies me how often new users today are gasping for breath on the shores, ungainly four limbed tetrapods gasping for breath...this isn't progress and it's not evolution, there&#x2
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by retcon 4y ago
And that's at your lower bound. Here's why: Edit putting this here as intended Viktor Orban's Bank" Financial Times feature of this morning. https://archive.ph/tINOK This won't help "Hungary Lo
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by retcon 4y ago
Those are good reasons why the National Academy of Science doesn't think that computer security can be responsible to professional standards: https://nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/18446/professional...
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by retcon 4y ago
Admittedly for a unique minority Concorde wasn't a novelty at all: the very few journalists who covered Washington and London global political developments (and who were indulged the budget) used Concorde more often than any red eye sh
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by retcon 4y ago
... dreams of the EPA obtaining warrants for the fraud on the public for the disposal costs of so much wasted electronics...
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by retcon 4y ago
I have, and many besides, billed every last penny on the basis of "what I may miss I still understand better than anyone else". My 0.01% failures are 100% of my proposition.
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by retcon 4y ago
When I worked for what was the fastest growing public publisher in London over thirty years ago, salespeople actually shared their tax slips to boast. "Super tax" was the euphemisms for how much was calculated you needed to have d
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by retcon 4y ago
Anecdotally I've never seen anyone who has acne and a tan.
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by retcon 4y ago
75 year ago in the race to rehouse the UK the government paid for new builds cost plus. My father wrote(and sold for broadcast) a eponymous radio play on the phenomenon of everyone adding five points to the BOM and labor and getting paid au
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by retcon 4y ago
The UK has no link between doctors and hospitals, for a shining example. This reason alone is why so many expats I know return and receive better care from any old HMO just because the billing system glues together the case histories essent
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by retcon 4y ago
In healthcare ten years doesn't even cover the original rollout you may be complaining about...
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by retcon 4y ago
Indeed. Since much earlier in the article the author says, [Edit wrong paste before sorry] >In designing a language for use with computers, we do not have to look far to find helpful hints. Everything we know about how people think and c
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by retcon 4y ago
I don't mean this negatively at all but I am daydreaming of a time machine and taking this decision back to 1995 and tripping over all the technology fads we might have been spared. Good. This is what makes it worth having children for
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by retcon 4y ago
Is it not well known that the Lehman International (London) book turned the all history record yield when finally unwound by the liquidators, and made LB fundamentally solvent at the death? Edit: solvent at crisis time. LBI wasn't link
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by retcon 4y ago
> I will bet you $5,000 that [...] Sure, buddy... Course in a good market you'd lay that risk on the order book not come fishing for suckers here...
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by retcon 4y ago
This might be fine in a open regulated market. See my above comment.
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by retcon 4y ago
This is why in regulated markets you can inspect the ticker: to provide a audit record for proof that nobody is funding themselves or the asset by arbitrage.
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by retcon 4y ago
It's only8 minutes since your responseso I'd just like to say that I almost immediately got the gist of your product before any changes. Long advertising experience means like a remedial English teacher I'm better than most r
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by retcon 4y ago
> reverse-claustrophobia Agoraphobia ;)
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by retcon 4y ago
>near miss when a disk was lost that caused a rather horrific amount of effort and some nailbiting in restoring from pgbackups.” I hope that eliminating a single drive fault failure mode isn't part of the unfinished business. Twelve
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by retcon 4y ago
>/as Qonto is a 'neobank', we wanted to charge our customers directly in their wallet, through a ledger connected to our internal billing system. The team started from a duo of full-time engineers building a billing syste
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by retcon 4y ago
[Edit] (large format) ,[/] Surround American made monitors designed by the Pet Sounds engineer Alan Sides. https://oceanwayaudio.com/as-the-sea-level-rises-for-immersi... British (also available in consumer version and
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by retcon 4y ago
I think your statement about the idea that Coinbase isn't living on the float about as likely as the notion that nobody in crypto is desperately trying to create a fiat currency fiefdom. As such, your views come across as the kind of s

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