s3m4j

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by s3m4j 8y ago
I think what I meant was, as there's only "one plane" we can't really make economic experiences in a lab and see which one is best. Ergo political economy expertise may be [ed: is] absolute bullshit.
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by s3m4j 8y ago
But then, they lose interests (and endorsements) of software engineers and IT professionals. And, in the words of Steve Ballmer "developers developers developers". If they want to sell hardware, they need to convince me to recom
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by s3m4j 8y ago
That's almost a rhetorical question, but... How do you define " crashing the plane " here ? There's only one plane and it's still going. History hasn't ended.
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by s3m4j 8y ago
How do we fix the problem of people seeing a problem in selling long lasting products ?
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by s3m4j 8y ago
I have win10 pro, in theory I have disabled automatic reboots. In theory .
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by s3m4j 8y ago
Anecdotal, but I, on the other hand, have had quite a few forced reboot. I close the lid of my laptop and Windows goes to sleep, but during the night it somehow decides to do its thing and reboots. The thing is, I have BIOS password and a d
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by s3m4j 8y ago
Bad understanding and appropriation of latin and greek to seem smarter than one really is.
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by s3m4j 8y ago
Assuming an inward spiral ?
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by s3m4j 8y ago
Available in multiple languages here : http://www.europarl.europa.eu/ep-live/en/other-events/video?...
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by s3m4j 8y ago
HN isn't "regional" though.
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by s3m4j 8y ago
I keep my CPU running at a confortable 50°C to 60°C. There are 5 fans in my tower, two on the CPU cooler, only one of those two fans is running constantly, at only 200rpm. All the others aren't running most of the time. I don't ne
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by s3m4j 8y ago
If the application can be reduced to some form of simple piping of existing programs...
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by s3m4j 8y ago
If you had the patience and the other person also had the patience, you could look at shadows (plural) all day and reasonnably conclude the earth must be spherical. That's how it was done millenias ago.
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by s3m4j 8y ago
What was klout ? (I've read its wiki page, but...)
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by s3m4j 8y ago
My python teacher asked us an implementation of the factorial function. I did almost the same as you, bootstrapping almost every constructs in python lambdas, and then, before handing it to him, I put it all on one line. But I'm a good
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by s3m4j 8y ago
I read that, but to the end user, that's not really a plus if the "old" syntax works the same. How does mcron's working differ from cron's ? That's what should be on the front page, not the language its written
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by s3m4j 8y ago
What do you mean by "IRL" ? SQL injections work every day, I think it's still the number one in the OWASP top 10.
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by s3m4j 8y ago
I would, but I also would like to know in what way is it different from vixie cron and what impact does it have on the user ?
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by s3m4j 8y ago
A port knock is just a clear password :/ I much prefer restricting port 22 to a few ip and disable passwords
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by s3m4j 8y ago
Or under the submission you can click the "web" link which sends you to a google search and through that you'll have non-paywalled access. (JFYI, since that link is there on HN, and it's periodically forgotten)
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by s3m4j 8y ago
That was what I was referring to indeed. Our borders in Europe have also been drawn up "artificially" (borders as a concept did not exist until relatively recently anyway), but there's quite a difference between two foreign c
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by s3m4j 8y ago
Even more so when you consider those borders were invented in the last century.
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by s3m4j 8y ago
>Let's not even talk about the long process of enforcing those contracts manually with very expensive lawyers in a physical court building. You'll still need them at the end of the day though ? Code running in a computer somewh