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by rodly 13y ago
That natural discourse for cyber bulling is to block those who continuously berate you online. If that's not an option, seek out an authority at your school or consider abandoning whichever mediums they're targeting. Bullying suck
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by rodly 13y ago
I don't think his argument makes a ton of sense. Children still interact through school, recess, sports, etc. Yes, they might post something hateful on Facebook or text something insulting to a friend but they still get to see the effe
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by rodly 13y ago
Call me crazy here guys, but what exactly will Calico produce/make/do/etc? The top comment makes me feel like I'm missing a magical paragraph in the OP that details their cure for death, ugliness and stupidity.
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by rodly 13y ago
1. You're going to spend 15-30 minutes in a grocery store vs 5 minutes selecting items from a website 2. 30 minutes + travel time is worth more to me than $3.99 3. Not having to deal with finding the items in the grocery store is worth
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by rodly 13y ago
BuzzFeed is huge amongst the aged 18-24 crowd. I can't walk past a computer screen that doesn't have one of those "24 Reasons We All Hate Mornings" posts. They remind me of the "what would you call X" websites
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by rodly 13y ago
Because x(a) -> b might need to be understood by everyone working with your module at some point. What if you leave the company and someone inherits your module? What if they decide to change their codebase and need to rewrite your modul
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by rodly 13y ago
Google didn't choose the open-source route because it figured consumers would find that enticing. They did that to encourage development on a low marketshare platform. Android exploded in popularity in exchange for fragmentation.
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by rodly 13y ago
Thank you for opening the issue. I should of thought of that.
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by rodly 13y ago
Is there a way to uninstall this? Kill the symlinks and remove the appended .bak from old config?
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by rodly 13y ago
I believe that's why some forums have an archiving past a certain time of the last post. Although, I believe that if there was something interesting going on in the newer comments you might not feel so disturbed about it.
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by rodly 13y ago
It did take us a long time to get here though. Luckily things build on each other and we're good at patterns.
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by rodly 13y ago
> In my opinion, using expected value to evaluate lotteries is not correct. Realistically, Expected value is realistic. The relation to casino games is silly seeing as the timelines for a few hands of blackjack are several orders of magn
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by rodly 13y ago
So this would mean that a lot of crime is the result of boredom right? That kind of makes a lot of sense. I don't think most people want to commit crimes and hurt others. They do it out of necessity. That necessity might be hunger, mon
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by rodly 13y ago
It doesn't matter what the layman price website building at. If it did, gasoline would be 5 cents and movie tickets would be free with your $10 popcorn.
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by rodly 13y ago
Thank you!
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by rodly 13y ago
So if I type in '.' and see the control I want to specify listed as 'C', how do I tell Shortcat to activate 'C'? I tried obviously typing in ".C" or just "C" but neither work. /missed s
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by rodly 13y ago
> So I just throw a huge cash pile into savings paycheck after paycheck, year after year. I hope you're generalizing here and not actually wasting your money in a savings account. Throw that in some IRA's, CD's, and short-term index fun
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by rodly 13y ago
If you created an eBook that I then purchased and shared with my family and friends, how would you feel? That eBook will then be shared with your families friends and your friends families and friends. See how that works? Is that fair you t
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by rodly 13y ago
Well it's how anything digital works now. I can only think of a few exceptions that are truly exceptional (Amazon Book Lending). You can't have a purely digital content item and not have it bind itself to some kind of purchaser. Why? Becaus
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by rodly 13y ago
I suppose this is because there are two outcomes for these huge user bases like instagram and twitter. 1) Get bought by a larger company that can use add your user base to their total user base 2) Start advertising intrusively and hope that
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by rodly 13y ago
Tumblr's 2012 Revenue was only $13 million? How can they afford 175 employees, a building, infrastructure, etc on $13 million and ~$125 million in seed? I may just have an issue with frugality I suppose.
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by rodly 13y ago
I'm interested in using org-mode to take notes in class. Anyone have any resources for getting started? I'm using latest OSX.
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by rodly 13y ago
To whoever owns this : If you remove the NSFW bit you will probably get at least 200% more traffic if not more. I almost shared this on Facebook, but for obvious reasons don't want my mother and younger friends seeing this content on my beh
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by rodly 14y ago
The cost of leaving your computer on all day would exceed the value of mining with your setup. see : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4120271
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by rodly 14y ago
If someone were to make something like this a step-by-step tutorial/template appropriate for a classroom setting it would be huge. Imagine a class at High School where you start off learning the basics of Python for the first few weeks and
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by rodly 14y ago
' 1. Having qualities traditionally attributed to a man. ' 2. Belonging to or befitting a man; masculine. So any website that references a distinct sex is sexist?
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by rodly 14y ago
I enjoyed the anecdotes, but the life lessons are mostly generic trash. Every story in the article ended up with a life lesson that was merely a solution to the error in the story. example : 5. Don’t be a “grab-ass.” Story - guy hits anothe
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by rodly 14y ago
This is a good point. My thoughts are that Soylent and other cheap concoctions have a large acquired taste that most consumers can't get over.
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by rodly 14y ago
He was probably referring to cleaning (scrubbing, rinsing off, etc) the bottom of the plate prior to putting it on a rack that was about to be pushed through the dishwasher. The bottoms would be clean at this point, but it would be wasted t
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by rodly 14y ago
I wish C++ had a isMember method for its containers or a keyword like Python's "in". The most succinct way to do this currently (with vector for instance) vector<string> naughtyList {"Bob", "Tom", "Rod", "God"}; string member = "Jer

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