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"who care about their craft"
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Actually, butchering has given me a new appreciation for meat and the variety of cuts. It definitely gets you over the "ew, there's blood in my pack of chicken breasts."
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Property rights aren't "useful and important." Property rights are the fundamental basis for any other right. What right to life does anyone have if not because they "own" their own life? What right to free speec
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12y ago
Yeah, after the personal email she used for state business was hacked. How did she possibly discuss classified materials?
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It seems like the only thing needed to add the P is a var_dump. Am I missing something here?
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You don't build the minimum and stop there. You build the minimum to prove an idea is even worth going further on.
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Having made many of the same mistakes he made, I suspect you're not in the target audience. He's speaking to engineers who want to start a business. They frequently start by focusing on the engineering things and not on the thing
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It's all DMV COBOL mainframes.
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While I don't like Internet providers creating different classes of traffic, the idea of the government getting involved should terrify anyone who values innovation and freedom. Soon, we'll end up with a monopoly guided by regulat
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12y ago
Are you going to come clean the office coffee pot when it's been left stewing for 16 hours?
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I'm amused that your comment is getting voted down, ostensibly by people who don't agree. I'll go much farther than you did and say defeatism is for losers. I don't mean that as a judgement, but as a statement of fact.
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12y ago
http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/blog/2011/07/thir...
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Let's be honest. The moment he discovered an attacker he should have been on the phone with the client explaining the situation and asking how to proceed. If the client wanted him to shut down and clean up the hack, he should be charg
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12y ago
I get that that is the idea. The reality is that most utilities pass along their expenses, whatever they are, into a "rate case" with a percentage tacked on top. That is opposed to every other business where more efficiency == m
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As someone who has worked in multiple regulated industries, including with HIPAA, what they accomplish is rarely the intended goals. Regulation is a weapon to be used by powerful interests to bash competitors. For example, utilities love r
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12y ago
I'm curious as to the distinction here. Can you explain? Either way sounds like something wired abnormally. I don't think people necessarily choose their sexual fetishes either, though gender dysphoria strikes me as more of a co
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12y ago
This code reminds me why clever is the enemy of good.
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They sound like a nut with a grievance. The story is inconsistent. Begging and "writing" is morally superior to being "working poor?" And then they cannot find any other job with their degrees because of their grievanc
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That's not how I interpreted the article, but I may be missing something. I haven't used Inbox, but the description below indicates it's for advanced users, not somebody's Aunt Floe. "In parallel, the Gmail team wo
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"All of the decisions revolved around the central fact that a typical Gmail user was receiving only about five emails per day, most of which were of promotional nature, and as such, required no response." So, they designed Gmail a
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It's fascinating there's a company so large and it's completely unknown to the American market.
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A high school diploma? Your high school grades? Who cares?
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It's always hilarious to see arguments that people fixing up a run down neighborhood is terrible. That improvement is unfair to the people who ran it down or didn't own anything there to begin with. Let's just have things st