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by thecopy 10y ago
What well known systemic problems do markets have?
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by thecopy 10y ago
Apparently, being corrupt, mishandling classified information and lying on many occasions is enought.
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by thecopy 10y ago
A solution is to separate the encryption and authentication parts of SSL icons. Lets Encrypt and the likes get only the icon for ecrypted, the other old CA:s gets also the authenticated icon.
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by thecopy 10y ago
Awesome! These small tools built on top of standard GNU tools are so refreshing.
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by thecopy 10y ago
Was is necessary to win the war?
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by thecopy 10y ago
I work for a consultant company with transparent salaries. Everyone know what everyone's making on each level. I for one have leveled twice now in a year and my salary have been raised 32%. It feels very natural, and actually it would
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by thecopy 10y ago
It may be better from a technical standpoint but unnecessary and less good depending on circumstances.
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by thecopy 10y ago
I wonder if they will decrease the budget by the resulting savings made available by this...
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by thecopy 10y ago
I had to do TWO Page-Downs to get to the content. Really?
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by thecopy 10y ago
Is this satire?
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by thecopy 10y ago
While i agree that SVT/state media has a very left leaning profile and are leaving facts and statistics unsaid/hidden, that does not mean that the article itself is untrue and uninteresting.
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by thecopy 10y ago
Why is this on HN? TL;DR: Two tumlbs-users at two extremes spouting generalizations at each-other
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by thecopy 10y ago
Colonies
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by thecopy 10y ago
There is a well known Trompe-L’oeil in Chamonix as well: https://gryllosblog.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/img_7624-pai...
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by thecopy 10y ago
Of course. Private companies are not property of the state.
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by thecopy 10y ago
Is CSS ( properly written ) is easier to debug than JS ( properly written )?
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by thecopy 10y ago
The choice between Pi vs. Tau is completely arbitrary and should be based on minimizing the friction of use. Everyone knows Pi, few knows about Tau. I see no point in spending any more energy than that on this kind of nonsense decisions.
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by thecopy 10y ago
It is reasonable to assume that if you enter Germany/Sweden it is not because you are fearing for your life in Austria/Denmark.
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by thecopy 10y ago
Do i really _must_ know 1) Big O notation, 2) common algorithms and their time and space complexity, 3) which opcodes exist for a CPU of your choice and 4) a kernels main system calls? I dont know any of these. I know they exist, i know of
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by thecopy 11y ago
Does that not happen to everyone? I am honestly confused how you can think that makes it coercion.
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by thecopy 11y ago
I get the point in your scenario. The simple matter of "degree" in this case might be simple but it is very big. First of all, i would say that your scenario is unrealistic. It is made up and it would never happen in actual real l
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by thecopy 11y ago
>In the sense that he or she is charging 70% of their monthly income for rent. No. He or she is charging an absolute amount, not a percentage of their payslip. >And it's coercion alright if the alternative is being left homeless.
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by thecopy 11y ago
So what you are, in effect, saying, is that these poor people would be better off if the owner of the trailer park would kick them all out? Then they would not be "exploited". I am inclined to believe you are a troll, because the
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by thecopy 11y ago
I am. Regulation forces barrier of entry to the market higher than it would be naturally, and the specifics of the regulation is largely influenced by the current big players already in the market. This means less competition, higher prices
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by thecopy 11y ago
Offtopic, but why do i have to enable Javascript to even see anything?
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by thecopy 11y ago
I agree with everything but: >Uber and Lyft should probably be a bit more regulated The reason behind the taxi situation now is _because_ it is regulated. Regulation never helps the end-consumers, it helps the big corporations hold out c
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by thecopy 11y ago
Looking at the graph it sure looks just like normal fluctuation.
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by thecopy 11y ago
But we have to draw the line somewhere, i.e. where do we break DRY? If the if-statement for negative-zero ought be in it's own package, how smaller granularity can we go before we should start copying the code? What about checking if
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by thecopy 11y ago
>but I wouldn't be surprised if this boiled down to the stipend being for more than the normal amount that they usually see from people in his age cohort. I would bet that this, together with the fact that it didn't show up in
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by thecopy 11y ago
Not really impressed. Did not recognize Narutos selfie as a monkey: http://i.imgur.com/Pv72ZEZ.jpg It thought bird as the most probable

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