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by swehner 10y ago
The funny thing to me is, it's more important what your neighbour's house looks like.
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by swehner 10y ago
From the list of words at https://github.com/roberdam/Xaddress/blob/master/en/adj_en.c... , I take it that some locations will be labelled DESPERATE, UNSPEAKABLE, POSTDOCTORAL, OBSTETRICAL, GENEALOGI
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by swehner 10y ago
The downvoting at Hacker News is often amusing.
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by swehner 10y ago
Happy with gitolite. It's just fine, no need for a web interface.
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by swehner 10y ago
A ten-year-old can be obese. An 80-year-old can be obese. I'm not sure what it says about the corresponding "lean peer" when adding ten years to these ages.
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by swehner 10y ago
Sounds like better left for a browser plugin
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by swehner 10y ago
Not trusting Gladwell
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by swehner 10y ago
Bribed?
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by swehner 10y ago
I read it. Quite wordy. Not much difference. To call ads "user-generated content" is a bit of a stretch, no? After all, "AirBNB" is much a party to the transaction.
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by swehner 10y ago
First amendment, for sure. I'm guessing this is about this, "The new law would require Airbnb and other short-term rental websites to post registration numbers on listings or email the number and name of the host to the Office of
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by swehner 10y ago
Highest listed ADSL download rate ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_digital_subscriber_... , ADSL2+) But here we actually want the upload rate, so it would take even longer.
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by swehner 10y ago
"send up to 20 TB of data using FTP... " -- that's funny. At 24 MBit/s it comes to 2,000 hours, which is more than two months.
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by swehner 10y ago
The title could have been chosen as "Learn to learn by gradient descent by gradient descent" or "Learning learning by gradient descent by gradient descent"
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by swehner 10y ago
Should be $350,000,000, no doubt.
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by swehner 10y ago
If they're so great, why do they need to be promoted?
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by swehner 10y ago
How is this? http://www.aimgroup.com/store/cirs/2015-craigslist-annual/
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by swehner 10y ago
Doing the same. Also including the git branch (if applicable) It's not obvious, but with this mechanism commands are only logged once they complete. So the log file does not include commands while they are still running. Run into that
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by swehner 10y ago
Got a 403, here's a copy, https://web.archive.org/web/20160227170731/http://blogs.lse....
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by swehner 10y ago
It's almost as if the crisis is all these people that think this or that little item, feature, observation, insight, idea, etc. is soooo terribly important.
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by swehner 10y ago
Is from the year 2014.
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by swehner 10y ago
Agreed
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by swehner 10y ago
To pretend or make out that you're some kind of marginalized group, that you're being ignored or exploited or taken advantage of or just not getting what you're supposed to be entitled to, and that you're afraid and worr
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by swehner 10y ago
This sounds more convincing in terms of the history of life insurance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_insurance#Life_insu... Maybe the article means to talk about the history of life insurance in the USA.
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by swehner 10y ago
You have a point there -- the problem goes beyond the victim of this case.
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by swehner 10y ago
Seems to have been settled. Found this: Mention of "Doe v. El Paso County Hospital District, et al. No. 3:13-cv-00406 (WD Tex., filed Dec. 18, 2013)" at this blog, https://holdcbpaccountable.org/category/tex
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by swehner 10y ago
Dated Saturday, July 21, 2012
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by swehner 10y ago
What if you shoot twice at the same spot?
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by swehner 11y ago
One of the commenters, Alexander Fleming, says the headline is misleading and points out: "There's more "energy" consumed than just electricity energy - there's heating energy and transport energy and most of that
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by swehner 11y ago
Or "How did this ever work?" https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=%22How+did+this+e...
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by swehner 11y ago
You're sure they are not obvious?

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