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by sopooneo 13y ago
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but you don't really get fixed width in anyway do you? Because unicode itself is not fixed width. There are situations where one character on the screen is represented by two consecutive unicode cod
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I agree with every point you make. But I bet reality has counters for them all. In line with the author, I've found that inexplicable behavior may result from stupidity or ignorance, but much more often there is something you don&#x2
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by sopooneo 13y ago
To me, rent just seems like a form of dividend payment, which is of course not unique to property ownership.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I never understood why real estate would be such a good investment. If one house is good, why not 100 as part of an REIT?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
If it is the case that you are going to move money around between funds then would the 401K would provide a benefit?Because you wouldn't have to pay capital gains tax every time you switch and have made money?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
This would generalize properly beyond two dimensions, right?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
To me, the answer to the actual question is so obviously "no", that I was almost confused. It's as though someone asked me, "which direction is the floor?" Anything that easy must have a trick. So I though maybe it
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Does that mean it should be possible to just have the link be "subscription"?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but I don't know what what it means to connect "across the channel", but it sounds important. Do you know a link that explains the concept? I've failed to Google it.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
People argue that, with REST, versioning should be done in headers and not the url. Maybe that?
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by sopooneo 13y ago
My little backwater hometown in Maine raged with ideas like this in the seventies, just before I entered the world. One or two families still live in buildings of similar feel. But most got normal walls with plumbing and lots of TV's o
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by sopooneo 13y ago
"For recovering abandoned carts, many ecommerce sites use email. Apps, however, are just getting started. With half of emails now opened on a mobile device, email is much less effective (unless you use deep links)." Can someone ex
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by sopooneo 13y ago
This seems analogous to "The Market for Lemons"* The proprietor of a small business has a very hard time judging the competence of a designer/developer even for simple jobs. * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I've heard of that scenario, but I'm curious about what the best way to produce a bug-for-bug replacement would be. Should you do it right, and then put a layer in front of it that switches/transforms the output to match the
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Yes. Something about bridge jumping.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I thought somewhat of the opposite. They're not partners unless they have equity. And if he has a great deal of equity, and the company is valuable, his own salary may be less significant than buy-out or IPO money.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
That is a false dichotomy.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Possibly because people like to try things out before going through the work of creating an account.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
That makes sense. But then you're into back and forth contracts in relation to your free gift of time and expertise. And once official rules are involved, relationship dynamics change.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
What you are saying makes a lot of sense. However, I often used that philosophy in my five years of teaching high school math/physics and found that most students had a very hard time transitioning into the symbolic versions of things.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I sort of see CraigsList as a rough version of this already. Buy a coffee table for as long as you want it, then sell it again when done.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I'd say communes are small scale, and the dynamics of efficiently sharing among a larger number of people are fundamentally different.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
And yet I bet no winner of a divided prize wishes they had picked a less popular number.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I bet choosing randomly is going to come very close to being ideal. The amount of numbers that other people can buy up will be an insignificant.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
That makes sense. I was not challenging the inclusion of HEAD in the http verbs, just stating my own ignorance and hoping for illumination, which you and others and have now provided. I appreciate it.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I used to hear that dogma too. And then all of a sudden I'm reading everywhere that I should check out bootstrap.css, which flies straight in the face of semantic markup by requiring you to use class names that are descriptive of their
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by sopooneo 13y ago
But it seems to me that one of HTTP's prime benefits is its ubiquity. And it's ubiquity is due entirely to its use by browsers.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Is HEAD really used a lot? I don't know that I've ever used it except to try it once. Is it used in API call? If so, why? Thanks for any help on this.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
Why not? I ask in earnest.
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by sopooneo 13y ago
I don't understand why you'd want to minimize profit just because of tax liability. Even if I paid 60% in taxes, I'd still be better off keeping 40% of a higher salary. What's the rational?

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