stray

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by stray 10y ago
It has been rigged. That won't change if Trump wins. It will still have been rigged, but the people will have overcome that handicap.
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by stray 10y ago
I'll bet all of my money against your $100,000 -- if I had $100,000 I'd move to Cambodia.
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by stray 10y ago
I've driven just short of 45,000 miles this year -- over most of the country. And there are easily 30 trump signs for every hillary sign. The hillary "support" is mostly fake. Just like the fake Carter support in '80.
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by stray 10y ago
The Trump landslide is nearly guaranteed. There is far more excitement today for Trump than there was for Reagan back in 1980. The only difference is that the news media were not trying to hide the fact 36 years ago. It may not be obviou
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by stray 10y ago
Same people trying to silence Wikileaks?
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by stray 10y ago
Or maybe so a rigged election can be completely stolen if Trump wins in a landslide despite the rigging.
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by stray 10y ago
I know! Each machine could have a file listing all other hosts. We could put it in the /etc directory. /etc/hosts That would totally fix the DNS problem. But I think we should wait till Flag Day (June 14, 2017) to make the
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by stray 10y ago
Chopped its main before it had its hand on the reserve handle. Rookie Martian skydiver mistake. Cause of death: Impact.
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by stray 10y ago
The direct cause of the move to less green pastures was being broke and hungry.
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by stray 10y ago
Would a significant gap in employment be that damaging? I was severely burned in an automobile accident (60%, 3rd degree) on June 6, 2006 -- and was completely unable to work for a couple years. It took a little over 4 years total from t
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by stray 10y ago
Right now I'm in Omaha but came here from Colorado, for the current job.
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by stray 10y ago
At about 40, it does start to get more difficult to get hired. And by 50, it is all but hopeless. And the salary offered begins to go down at 40 too. Sharply after 44 or so. Where I am now, at 51, I have had to learn to get by on what I
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by stray 10y ago
/dev/null
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by stray 10y ago
/var/log
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by stray 10y ago
> Algorithm questions are not a way to make sure you’re hiring someone who is capable of coding. Algorithm questions are a way to discriminate against certain kinds of people. The author complains about having been asked to implement a l
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by stray 10y ago
How can anyone complain about the most entertaining Presidential campaign season ever? Last night was quality entertainment.
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by stray 10y ago
I'm on the verge of coming back, brother.
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by stray 10y ago
Boulder is a bit snobby and decidedly unfriendly (in a "I disapprove of your failure to believe precisely what everybody else thinks" sort of way). And it's godawful expensive. And not to put too fine a point on it, but mothe
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by stray 10y ago
Very clear non-whites weren't welcome? I'm going to have to ask for proof because it hasn't been 1961 for a very long time now. And Chatty is a very very long way from Vidor, Texas.
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by stray 10y ago
Hey Josh! It's funny -- I was reading that in your voice even before I saw that it actually was you.
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by stray 10y ago
I can't speak for OP, but Chattanooga is a pretty awesome place to be. I left Chattanooga for Boulder and it was the second stupidest thing I've ever done. Ok, maybe third.
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by stray 10y ago
Have you talked to the folks over at Lamp Post Group?
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by stray 10y ago
A door.
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by stray 10y ago
> You just have to assume that I'm not BSing, either you're interested or you're not. Assumptions are the mother of all fuckups. You want examples of work and/or accomplishments? Fair enough. Show us this proven tr
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by stray 10y ago
2. There is no "in memory" storage (but you can use in memory fs to get the same effect). # Wouldn't this work? fsync=off synchronous_commit=off full_page_writes=off bgwriter_lru_maxpages=0
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by stray 10y ago
You mean $2000/month? If so, that's $24000/year which sounds like a lot, but in terms of happiness $2000 less per month is roughly equivalent to a $1333/month raise. At least according to this: http://lifeha
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by stray 10y ago
Translation: "I asked a few extremely talented programmers -- programmers so talented that they're blind to how talented they are -- and they said talent doesn't matter." Programming doesn't require talent or passi
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by stray 10y ago
What's the problem, Sam?
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by stray 10y ago
If you wanted to unbind msg, you wouldn't have bound it in a let block. If you wanted to carry around your bindings with you and change them through function calls, you'd probably use a special variable.
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by stray 10y ago
An even briefer response: (defun greater10 (value code) (when (> value 10) (apply (car code) (cdr code)))) (let ((msg "Hello")) (greater10 20 `(format t "~a~%" ,msg)))

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