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by sejje 12y ago
250lbs was from the article.
842.
by sejje 12y ago
Clojure rookie checking in: > ;; since vars are mutable, we can reassign to them You can reassign anything, regardless of mutability, can't you? Using the mutability would be altering the value, not reassigning, correct?
843.
by sejje 12y ago
I appreciate your reply. You are not incorrect, and most of my "knowledge" came from one person, who was incarcerated for ripping off a casino--not via my own experience. He did 17 years in a really lax place. Pool tables and ping
844.
by sejje 12y ago
Well if (I assume) you're talking about the prisons that aren't max-security, it's not very ridiculous at all. Most of the inmates in our prison system are treated "with humanity."
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by sejje 12y ago
This headline is in such stark contrast to the other, which reads "President Obama calls for a free and open internet." Which reads more like the actual intent? Edit: The two submissions got merged, so my comment is now outdated.
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by sejje 12y ago
I do, certainly. It's not a big deal to change a schema if you need to.
847.
by sejje 12y ago
There are xxxx number of cells. The number displayed in each color block on the left is like a score, the number of cells it has. Adding together those numbers != xxxx.
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by sejje 12y ago
GP: > "Guy" and "dude" are definitely gender-nonspecific You: > find any native English speaker to whom "guy" primarily denotes a woman. It's not supposed to primarily denote a woman, GP specifically
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by sejje 12y ago
Which one of those examples were "taxation consequences" when someone didn't accept the tip? They sound like lots of issues the tip4commit people have to fix/solve/etc, but not the opted-in repo maintainers, which w
850.
by sejje 12y ago
Mechanic, carpenter, some kind of craftsman. I like building things.
851.
by sejje 12y ago
Maybe it's inevitable in the sense that all the accidents can't be evited. Eventually you'll have one. ( Chrome doesn't think evited is a word. )
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by sejje 12y ago
This is terrifying. It's incredible that you think this is okay.
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by sejje 12y ago
> The only thing really prompting this announcement is that Netflix is no longer blocking Linux user-agents. And, presumably, that they didn't announce it a month ago. I had no idea.
854.
by sejje 12y ago
I get that error, but libnss3 was already up-to-date. So I'm still out of luck. Edit: D'oh! Chrome vs chromium. And different error code.
855.
by sejje 12y ago
I got 8. I never played the original so I'm a n00b.
856.
by sejje 12y ago
Sorry to tell you that, at least as far as I can tell, that's a personal high score.
857.
by sejje 12y ago
I imagine him feeling some pressure that the bug could be patched at any time (even accidentally). I would have traveled to hit machines everywhere, as quickly as possible, but only once per location.
858.
by sejje 12y ago
Chrome renders much of the story's text behind images. I think, anyway. It's not a fluid story.
859.
by sejje 12y ago
Agree. Also feel like I'd solve my boredom with more gratifying endeavors--creating things--than my typical method, which is "read about other people creating things." I'm one of those people who can't get past feel
860.
by sejje 12y ago
Seconded. I've been patched for ~40 minutes on DO.
861.
by sejje 12y ago
It's pretty common around here, actually. "If you aren't paying for the product, you _are_ the product."
862.
by sejje 12y ago
This site displays that I'm incorrect when I'm correct. I started over several times trying to guess the url format they'd accept.
863.
by sejje 12y ago
From the post: > I created this file on April 22, 2014. Today, five months later, that document contains 40.164 words. Writing != publishing. Also he could very well publish in multiple locations.
864.
by sejje 12y ago
Vim is a programmer's dream. If my only use were editing files in CLI, though, I'd have always used nano and not learned vim, as well.
865.
by sejje 12y ago
Chess is a simple game with simple rules in the same sense that poker is. If a normal person could get inside Phil Ivey's brain, the strategy would not seem very easy to grok.
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by sejje 12y ago
Well, it's not for sure, but arguably. The author seems to think he was on the cusp of it, at least: >> I was afraid that if I didn’t end the torture he might need psychiatric treatment.
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by sejje 12y ago
> you can dump a can of beans into a sauce and have a healthy-ish meal in 5 minutes. I sometimes eat beans with salsa mixed in them. I find it delicious. I'm clearly not picky.
868.
by sejje 12y ago
That's a bit strange. I don't always know whether people are talking to me, and I wouldn't say my speech recognition is crude. Why don't they just allow for naming a device? You'd use names in your everyday conversa
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by sejje 12y ago
From OP: "Which one's the fastest in terms of processor performance? Something which will let me scale with minimum hardware." Getting off the ground and running quickly was not a requirement.
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by sejje 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8316264

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