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rfugger
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POST would make more sense if each row is its own resource. PATCH would make more sense if the entire table is its own resource, without addressable sub-resources (rows).
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No, but developers really care about that, and users care about cool apps.
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For me, the point of goals is to get myself in motion. Once I'm going, though, the goals can change or disappear altogether.
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I think that was the last CEO, who no longer works there.
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14y ago
This is well-stated by Garrett Hardin in his classic 1968 essay "The Tragedy of the Commons": http://dieoff.org/page95.htm
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There's always enough money to pay off all the debt, it just may not always have enough velocity.
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I didn't see any vitriol in the article.
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14y ago
I've learned the hard way to stay a year or two behind the curve on hardware to avoid Linux compatibility issues.
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I should have applied for .localhost.
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14y ago
Some kind of gel between the layers perhaps?
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14y ago
I think you mean "Mac Pro".
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Consulting is a job. You have one or a couple clients, and you only have to satisfy them to get paid. You can work during the day, relax at night, take vacations, and generally let work come to you, since there is massive demand beyond supp
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Seems like a lot of the issues they bring up would be addressed by using SCTP as a transport instead of TCP. Why aren't we moving in that direction?
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14y ago
My (very unique) password hash is in the list, although unbroken so far.
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From a slashdot comment: https://disk.yandex.net/disk/public/?hash=pCAcIfV7wxXCL/YPhO...
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Modern advertising is a parasite on people's evolved cooperation mechanisms. We naturally feel moved to do what those around us are doing, and advertising preys on that instinct by providing it false social cues to encourage behavior that i
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Well put. My focus on the robotic aspect probably only reflects my personal struggles, not the poster's reality :)
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For me, ritual is great, but too much ritual can turn me into a robot. If I choose the right rituals for my autopilot program, I may be a fitter, happier, more productive robot, but I'm still a robot. The appeal seems to be, to paraphrase
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14y ago
I agree that exercise is important, but this guy's life seems so planned out in advance it's almost creepy.
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Not sure Raspberry Picture needs to compete with Apple in order to "work". I'm sure it'll work just fine for people who like that kind of thing.
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I think the real question is whether we want to spend our time producing more goods and services for exchange, or whether we'd be happier with more leisure time.
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To be fair, she did do an excellent job pulling the tooth -- she was just frustrated at having to spend half an hour on a 3-minute procedure.
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I recently had a similar experience at my dentist's office. I was asked to sign a waiver of liability, presumably for insurance purposes. It asked me to state that I had been informed of the risks of the procedure (tooth removal), includi
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This article was beautiful to read on mobile!
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As I understand it, manufacturers receive fees for packaging bloatware on Windows machines, and so there's little to no savings to be had with preinstalled Linux, at least until there's bloatware to package with Linux...
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14y ago
Isn't this the very definition of confirmation bias?
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David Boies reportedly asked, with the jury out of the room, for "infringer's profits" from the nine lines. Judge Alsup said it was "bordering on the ridiculous."
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Raspberry Pi Review
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According to Groklaw, the jury will not decide whether copyright applies to APIs. The judge instructed them to assume it does, find whether there is a violation, and if so, the judge will decide whether APIs can be copyrighted at all. If
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I doubt Fielding would agree: "The model application is therefore an engine that moves from one state to the next by examining and choosing from among the alternative state transitions in the current set of representations." http://weblo
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