roghummal

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by roghummal 11y ago
That was not sarcasm.
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by roghummal 11y ago
>So... your link agrees with what jogjayr is saying? ... yes. And I believe the "smoking tax" punishes the poor. You haven't shown that it doesn't; I haven't shown that it does. What we've established is tha
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by roghummal 11y ago
What's NSFW, exactly?
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by roghummal 11y ago
>On proper UEFI implementations ... You're going to have to qualify that.
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by roghummal 11y ago
That's a class move and you are probably a cool person to work with.
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by roghummal 11y ago
It's not a failure if you make plastic bags or you're a retailer. Do they charge you for a bag in Chicago?
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by roghummal 11y ago
>Estimates indicate that, for adults, the association between cigarette taxes and either smoking participation or smoking intensity is negative, small and not usually statistically significant. Our evidence suggests that increases in cig
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by roghummal 11y ago
He's a brand.
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by roghummal 11y ago
>amazing It really isn't.
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by roghummal 11y ago
>Unsurprising really given the way many people act right now in SV. Except he's in SF.
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by roghummal 11y ago
>For example Feynman couldn't explain to a layman how magnets work, but explained why not: And it's possibly his failure, not some intrinsic property of MAGNETS WORKING that's impossible to explain to laymen. In his own wo
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by roghummal 11y ago
In my experience (outside Wikipedia) it's easier to shoot something down than it is to fix it. There's a proxy effect where the thing you fixed becomes your problem even when your fix has nothing to do with the (potentially future
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by roghummal 11y ago
It was interesting watching you edit the shit out of this comment. Iteration is great but, man, sometimes you should iterate alone. And when you fuck up as badly as you did, own it. You'll do better next time. EDIT: Not so sure about &
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by roghummal 11y ago
>EDIT: Accommodating nitpickers. Maybe there's something we're missing? showsomeempathy looks to have been created to post in this thread. EDIT: >EDIT: Accommodating nitpickers and straw men. I think I made a straw man!
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by roghummal 11y ago
>There are what, more than 100k stays every night in an Airbnb? I'm sure you could find a horror story for Hilton, or Walmart, or Apple, or any other company that operates at such a big scale. Hilton, Walmart, Apple -- 100k? Big sca
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by roghummal 11y ago
Your financial woes aside, how do you know these are useless?
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by roghummal 11y ago
>but somehow I still feel weird telling people a meeting is at 15:00 in an email. It feels weird because you think people will think it's weird. You're probably right. Personally I use a 24-hour representation and convert it to
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by roghummal 11y ago
>I'm sorry (if) I upset you. I didn't mean to. The poster didn't express that he was upset. He expressed an opinion that your description was callous.
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by roghummal 11y ago
What's wrong with pineapple on a pizza?
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by roghummal 11y ago
>And remove the impediments to hiring. What're those?
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by roghummal 11y ago
He's suggesting jchrisa cross-pollinate his life with people other than "tech people".
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by roghummal 11y ago
SF's biggest lie is that it's SV.
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by roghummal 11y ago
>both sides think they are the one-true-ffmpeg but both have valid claims. ffmpeg is the one-true-ffmpeg. If libav surpassed ffmpeg, we'd have libav. The one-true-libav. libav doesn't have a valid claim; It's a fork second
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by roghummal 11y ago
Consumer, You may have seen some news coverage of a potential problem in Cyberdyne's HUman(TM) line of products. I'm contacting you personally because you ordered or expressed interest in this product line. Original thought is a d
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by roghummal 11y ago
But you're naming instances where inferior technology "won" over better technology. ? Wait, are you saying Europe is the reason those inferior solutions are the world's problem? That's a big accusation.
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by roghummal 11y ago
They're really smoothing out the edges. I could see myself advocating for this the next time we're shopping but I'd like to see an option to set a limit on response time. Great project! Edit: - apology :D
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by roghummal 11y ago
Don't fight this with reason. Let it gently smother you with Emacs. Emacs. Emacs.
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by roghummal 11y ago
> With evil mode you get a perfect compromise (depending on what you use such a text editor for). Editing... text... Vim does that better.
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by roghummal 11y ago
Geography? Here? Vim won. Emacs is the phase you go through before you go back to vim or go forward to Word or Sublime Text.
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by roghummal 11y ago
Are you European? (No offense.)

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