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841.
by tamana 11y ago
Haskell typeclasses are a headache that many Haskell experts eschew.
842.
by tamana 11y ago
The victim survived, but is now being persecuted by the government prosecution complex, including being charged with a crime for rushing himself to the hospital for treatment. I hope he finds a strong lawyer who can find justice and win a l
843.
by tamana 11y ago
In the case parent described, it's just because nurses actually interact with patients, but doctors don't.
844.
by tamana 11y ago
They are in the imagination of armed officers, which is all the the law requires :-(
845.
by tamana 11y ago
Everything is "terrorism" today, and the notion of having a subject matter exemption in an encryption system is utter nonsense anyway.
846.
by tamana 11y ago
She.
847.
by tamana 11y ago
You can invite them to a weekend party at your branch, and bend their ear.
848.
by tamana 11y ago
All I want is an orthogonal perspective UI with Civ I or Civ II rules, minus Civ I's bugs. I find the freeciv angled view unusable.
849.
by tamana 11y ago
Uh huh. What the PR rep says is not what is true.
850.
by tamana 11y ago
That's trivially solvable using a partial matching score.
851.
by tamana 11y ago
We have software that can make a synthetic video of any person mimic another person's movements, in real time. I am sure audio is even easier.
852.
by tamana 11y ago
What's wrong with storing a digital key on the same device you use to access the bank? No hardware token needed.
853.
by tamana 11y ago
The San Bernardino iPhone was secure longer than its owner was alive. Essentially perfect.
854.
by tamana 11y ago
public opinion is pro-government in the specific matter of the San Bernardino attack.
855.
by tamana 11y ago
No other consumer phone is notably more secure than iPhone, so iPhone adoption is not a useful goal for netsec hackers.
856.
by tamana 11y ago
Public opinion is plainly part of the definition of justice. cultural norms are frequently cited in decisions.
857.
by tamana 11y ago
So this debate may end of FBI asks Congress to pass a law and Congress certainly will. :-(
858.
by tamana 11y ago
How much is "undue burden"? In the past, the govt paid companies for ther wiretapping efforts. Would that make the burden less undue?
859.
by tamana 11y ago
People won't accept gifts. Give a "loan" but treat it like a gift --never mention the balance ask for the repayments.
860.
by tamana 11y ago
Don't be moral with corporations that have no intention of being moral with you. The National Mortgage Foundation defaulted on its own mortgage!
861.
by tamana 11y ago
Compound interest == exponential function. Not understand that is our greatest shortcoming :-)
862.
by tamana 11y ago
There is no reason to use credit cards for these sorts of debts.
863.
by tamana 11y ago
MMM isn't retired, he is a handyman and ad-supported blogger.
864.
by tamana 11y ago
That's exactly right. It's a game you are forced to play, even if you don't want to use any cards at all.
865.
by tamana 11y ago
He's saying that you could make $7 by investing your cash for 30days before paying the charge card.
866.
by tamana 11y ago
In practical reality though, if you can't afford to pay cash for it, you can't afford it. People ignore a lot of the hidden/maintenance costs in their lives.
867.
by tamana 11y ago
Remember Monster Rancher?
868.
by tamana 11y ago
Care to provide an abstract of that article?
869.
by tamana 11y ago
A skyscraper might cost that much. building more than a couple stories gets expensive.
870.
by tamana 11y ago
The guy ran a pump and dump scam. His reputation with the suckers doesn't matter.

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