ta0967

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by ta0967 11y ago
C++ is worth knowing, if only superficially, without any regard for Qt.
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by ta0967 11y ago
Major sites including New York Times and BBC caught peddling 'ransomware' malvertising ?
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by ta0967 11y ago
i suspect people disagree with the "good idea" part, not the "nightmare" one.
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by ta0967 11y ago
And what about in San Francisco, where that person could very likely be mentally unstable.. the startup scene must be reeeally cutthroat. ;)
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by ta0967 11y ago
you're the first to pull the hitler card in this thread. though you have a point, his campain does resemble Hitler's. sure, it's jews in one and brown people in the other... other than that? the greatest nation on earth un
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by ta0967 11y ago
> > Trump phenomenon fueled on xenophobia, racism, and authoritarianism, which is scary for minorities, is an example of a gov that could go crazy. > Sentences like this are not arguments they are emotional regurgitations of fear c
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by ta0967 11y ago
tanks, jet fighters, submarines in the home of any true american patriot?
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by ta0967 11y ago
> I always thought terrorism was feared because it signalled that a group of people would prefer to dominate their host with violence than to assimilate into the predominant culture. people fear terrorism because it's virtually no
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by ta0967 11y ago
> "bottle vs breast" is about the actual milk being fed, not the delivery method. that's a very descartesian view, and from my experience and study also very unfounded. all you need to do is observe a baby while it&#x27
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by ta0967 11y ago
> His discussion of the kind of people they want, once you ignore the semantics, is interesting. semantics == meaning. once you ignore what he's trying to say, the discussion ends, no? edit: yes, i could care less about semanti
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by ta0967 11y ago
> It's stayed the same for centuries... that's _seriously_ wrong.
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by ta0967 11y ago
i agree that lots of music is ridiculous and backwards, extremely rigid and codified, hardly evolving at all. have you heard any blues lately? :) but seriously, the impression you describe is of your own making. metal is much wider musica
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by ta0967 11y ago
no, having getters for each member variable is a sign of pervasive action in distance and lifetime problems.
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by ta0967 11y ago
this comment (not by me) is representative of my impression of atlassian: Why has it been 7 years and nothing's been done? We're also considering moving everything to github, even if the price is higher... especially since the in
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by ta0967 11y ago
the top-level comment in this thread praises SQLAlchemy for being "cross-database, so you can use the same code with SQLite for development, and deploy to MySQL or Postgres.", and your parent just says that's a recipe for dis
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by ta0967 11y ago
Building has a different kind of rigor than academic writing, because when you build, you have to make something that works. that's stupidly offensive (i'm not an academic).
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by ta0967 11y ago
CheckPoint firewalls do DPI (Deep Packet Inspection). i would imagine that to make sense of a packet purportedly carrying a piece of a video stream you'd need to perform operations amounting to decoding the stream.
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by ta0967 11y ago
> > It is right that my life will end. It is right that the old must clear the way for the young and the new. It is the way of things. > Lots of people say that but it's because we are resigned to it. We don't have a cho
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by ta0967 11y ago
i'd say it was pointed very much.
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by ta0967 11y ago
it is possible, we use it to transmit information as energy.
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by ta0967 11y ago
Even without that financing, the financing itself is a good reason to not trust them i suspect you meant to convey something different.
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by ta0967 11y ago
overwhelming evidence that the Universe (and our solar system) can't be older than just thousands of years i'm very curious about your sources.
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by ta0967 11y ago
you seem to have confused innovation with invention. but that's beside the point. you seem to think that software needs to be either to deserve existance. looks like you're in the minority with that opinion, the rest of us is q
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by ta0967 11y ago
Dexter's Dog's Law
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by ta0967 11y ago
wow, that makes me feel a little dizzy. :)
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by ta0967 11y ago
Milk and semen are not symbolic to Catholics. Neither is urine. the symbolism may be in their exclusion and denial from the catholic cult. in many of its strains catholicism is so exalted you're only supposed to have an eternal soul
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by ta0967 11y ago
if your user tracking is served from a 3rd-party domain, you won't see me or my family members in your stats. ublock, ghostery, requestpolicy. aggressive settings.
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by ta0967 11y ago
i'm not sure you'd consider it better markdown (i do), but do you know about reStructuredText? it seems to even predate markdown. http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/quickstart.htm...
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by ta0967 11y ago
Yes, it reduces complexity considerably, but nearly all big systems are already built this way and are still very complex. complexity is a function of interactions. multiple processes won't do much for you if every one communicates
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by ta0967 11y ago
I have met only I have a dozen or so foreign students that I did not were from another country until they told me so. where are you from?

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