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by somebehemoth 11y ago
I'm wondering if your sources really refute OP. If Intel truly does build families of processors, cherry picking processors that match Amazon's specs could still be considered collaboration (Amazon worked with Intel to determine t
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by somebehemoth 11y ago
IDE's have their own learning curve. We invest time in learning IDE software in order to be more productive. When we lose access to IntelliJ the knowledge we gained is worth significantly less than it was and now we have to go and spe
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by somebehemoth 11y ago
I don't have experience with this app but a lot of the mac apps I use request accessibility features. The most common use case is needing to access the keyboard for global shortcuts. Take a look at the mac app Amethyst as an example.
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by somebehemoth 11y ago
I understand your concern and agree that we have a lot more knowledge now so we know better. However, it is hard to believe that no one thought something could go wrong during a simulated germ warfare attack on a major city. Furthermore, t
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by somebehemoth 11y ago
Agreed. However, I learned it as "progressive enhancement". http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_enhancement
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by somebehemoth 11y ago
"The Perl case, on the other side, is much worse. Migrating a relatively complex project from 5 to 6 is extraordinarily hard. It's probably the same as a whole rewrite." One of the features of Perl 6 discussed in the article
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by somebehemoth 11y ago
1) So you can revert the merge very easily. 2) Merging without a commit. 3) A branch on a remote server that you have a copy of locally and you want to keep track of the status of remote against the local copy (who's behind and who is
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
My comment was in reply to the parent: "America is fine with propping up that regime, so why is Iran an issue, when from everything that I've read and experienced (12 years in the Middle East) there have been no implications of Ir
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
None of what you say debunks my thesis: Iran is implicated in modern terrorist activity. This was in reply to the person who said Iran has not been implicated. I linked to a reputable source with citations. I am baffled by the down votes.
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
"when from everything that I've read and experienced (12 years in the Middle East) there have been no implications of Iran in modern terrorist activities?" - Iran does not recognize Israel. - Iran supplies political support a
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
Will you kindly stop referring to the United States as a whole as "torturers"? Not everyone here agrees with our government's use of torture and there is a continuing debate going on here on its usefulness and the need to pr
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
Franken has been consistent in his support of privacy. Last year, he wrote to Tim Cook requesting clarification of Touch ID's details of implementation: http://www.franken.senate.gov/?p=press_release&id=2562 &quot
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
Are both versions of their apps open source and do they have equivalent features? Second question (maybe based upon old info) but I thought deleting email from GMail does not really delete the email which is retained for Google's purp
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Introduction to Docker: “Do Your Own Docker”(github.com)
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
Good game. I like how the music builds up and colors change as I progress. I also like that the gesture help cues automatically disappears as you get going. My only feedback is to make it more obvious that the column of moving tiles is not
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
You are making an opinion as to the definition of complex software. "Complex software" means different things to different people. Additionally, you've inserted a requirement of understanding one's systems that seems a
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by somebehemoth 12y ago
Bold claims and strong language do not make up for a lack of citations. You prefer static typing because you admit it is the only hope you have of understanding your complex code. However you dismiss other peoples' preferences by cla
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
Lovely.
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
Okay, I concede you didn't imply a lack of demand and that I misunderstood your primary point. For what it is worth you are making a lot of assumptions in order to make your point that Obamacare might not succeed. My second point stan
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
It is very questionable whether a tax penalty is equivalent to "gun-to-the-head tactics". Speaking of a tax penalty: where did you get $3000 from? "The fee in 2014 is 1% of your yearly income or $95 per person for the year,
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
"As many as 20 million "tried to" sign up, based on their extrapolation of some polling data." The quote refers to "single digits" and it is ridiculous. If even close to 20 million people tried to sign up then
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
Given that the title of the article that started this discussion is, "We paid $634 million for the Obamacare sites and all we got was this lousy 404". I'd say it is fair to point out that actual cost was ten times less than
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
But the government already does set rules on how businesses can use their customers' personal data. In the absence of such rules isn't it fair to say that corporations will use their customers' personal data in a way that on
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
"Half his questions are about domestic spying..." Only 3 of the 12 questions mention domestic spying laws. 1 question refers to "any government". Every single question seems legitimate to me. I can't understand wh
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
I don't agree. Most of Apple's accessories are extremely stylish and complement their hardware: iPad smart cover, keyboards, mouses, chargers, ear buds, and monitors. I think the iPad smart cover alone demonstrates that Apple ha
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by somebehemoth 13y ago
From the NYT article: "The data, if independently verified, could help Chinese officials figure out which computers have been hacked, patch security holes, itemize compromised data, analyze the quality of computer security defenses and
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by somebehemoth 14y ago
Your anecdotal experience says absolutely nothing about the progress of HTML5. Other folks with lesser setups aren't having the same issues as you (me included) so I suspect there is a problem with your rig.
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by somebehemoth 14y ago
This is called a fallacy of dramatic instance. Your problem domain and your company are satisfied with young programmers, but you cannot extrapolate that to all software enterprises.