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by simula67 9y ago
Is no one else annoyed about the GOPATH pedantry ?
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by simula67 9y ago
> live coding, inspection, self-documentation and hotswapping I have done all of this with Java and Intellij
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Favoured Alibaba’s strategic investment over Amazon’s buyout: BigBasket’s Menon(vccircle.com)
3 points by simula67 9y ago|0 comments
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by simula67 9y ago
Does every discussion on hiring need to turn into discussion about 'ageism' ? "I want to say that I can’t stress enough that hiring based on your current technology stack or domain is extremely wrong" "This is espec
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Amazon Just Sparked a Race to Bring Robots to Our Doors(forbes.com)
3 points by simula67 9y ago|0 comments
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by simula67 9y ago
This guy is clearly not conservative or liberal, he just seems crazy. However to escort him out seems astonishing and I am OK with discussing it
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by simula67 9y ago
> That's partly the point. Political positions that are wholly based on the conflict model can be reframed using the language of the mistake model to give them more credibility than they deserve. Are you saying this is another way i
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by simula67 9y ago
Similar earlier attempt by Google : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSocial
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by simula67 9y ago
Exclusive deals are anti-competitive ? Would Microsoft be fined for reaching an exclusive agreement with Nokia to sell their only Windows Phones ? Would Google be forced to make and sell Windows phones ? I thought violating anti-competitive
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by simula67 9y ago
> The US did not go through a long period of active direct and proxy conflict with the most advanced contemporary nations at it's founding Yes it did : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbary_Wars
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by simula67 9y ago
I thought "Tertiary education" includes undergrad : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tertiary_education
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by simula67 9y ago
>>The main problem with regulation is that it's too easy to capture by various corporate lobbies. > This is like saying "the main problem with laws is..." Is it ? A corporation that already pays employees higher than
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Blame bugs, not partisanship, Google wrongly appends fact check to Daily Caller(poynter.org)
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Travis Kalanick Net Worth Tops $4B with Sale of Uber Stock(fortune.com)
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by simula67 9y ago
"I don't know what the truth is, but let me idly speculate in favor of my political team"
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by simula67 9y ago
A reverse case : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Murray > William J. Murray III was born in Ohio in 1946, the son of William J. Murray Jr. and Madalyn Murray O'Hair, an atheist activist > Murray bec
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by simula67 9y ago
Moments like this is when I wish the Indian government acted a bit more like China : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smog_in_Delhi
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When Stalin Faced Hitler(foreignaffairs.com)
2 points by simula67 9y ago|0 comments
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by simula67 9y ago
Do people really think search is a solved problem ? I still have difficulty finding information I need for work from company Intranets I still have difficulty finding really local information I still have trouble finding news that is object
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by simula67 9y ago
> In that view the possibility of one innocent person being killed should automatically illegitimze capitol punishment. Apparently it does not. > While I can understand the stance of the catholic church I still think that logically yo
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by simula67 9y ago
I think the first language people cut their teeth with will be the language they use to reason about new problems. So it helps for it to be close to the language they will eventually end up using, unless you want to waste a lot of time tran
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by simula67 9y ago
As far as I can understand, this is the wrong way to think about conservatism in the United States. Conservatives are not 'just interested in preserving the status quo'. They are interested in conserving liberty. This is because t
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Saipan: The Island Where Chinese Mothers Deliver American Babies(wsj.com)
2 points by simula67 9y ago|0 comments
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by simula67 9y ago
I don't think calling people up and asking them to make a statement is beyond the reach of a blogger. Investigative journalism does take a lot of effort and it needs to be encouraged, however vast majority of journalism produced is not
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by simula67 9y ago
> I don't believe this is a 'blind spot' I think this is how blind spots are supposed to work > Except they don't take issue with Sinclair the same way they have concerns of Google/Facebook. Facebook case coul
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by simula67 9y ago
Or this : https://landley.net/history/mirror/
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by simula67 9y ago
Wikipedia says SQLAlchemy was created by somebody named Michael Bayer : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQLAlchemy EDIT: Sorry, my mistake. The partent is talking about the parent comment, not the FTA
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by simula67 9y ago
> With inequality rising, expect more anti-social behaviour. You mean with poverty rising, right ?
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Apple Confirms It's Working on an Ultra-Powerful Mac Pro Update(fortune.com)
11 points by simula67 9y ago|30 comments
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by simula67 9y ago
A simple Google search I did just now on the effect of pornography gave me this : http://psych.utoronto.ca/users/tafarodi/psy427/articles/Owen... Conclusion for the lazy : Increased access to the Intern

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