theparanoid

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by theparanoid 11y ago
"not everyone wants to be my friend" a very kind euphemism for backstabbing bastard.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
Sundar's father was an engineer, not a typical person in India. Or even America. When I worked in tech, I knew exactly one engineer from a low class background (American). It was eye opening seeing first hand how rare people of non edu
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by theparanoid 11y ago
Easier is disabling your profile. You keep your contact network and but no longer appear in search results and can only be viewed by people in your network.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
I recently had to wait several hours for a transaction to confirm, this materially effected me. People actually using bitcoin wanted the 2MB increase months ago.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
Sorry for your kid, I hope they forgive you. Early mornings for school are a scourge on society.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
They pay a subsistence living.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
de Broglie's are rare.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
You can, the Go runtime and standard library use assembly for a number of operations. A drawback is difficulty reading and reasoning about assembly. C style intrinsics are easier.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
Users will complain loudly about battery life. Using the GPS, accelerometer, barometer isn't free. It should be possible to piggyback on the user texting or performing some other common action after landing. But probably isn't eas
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by theparanoid 11y ago
She was a foreigner learning English.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
People still get paid for work almost exactly like the TIS-100 game. Notably GPGPU programming. I switched from webdev to playing with h/w chips and mostly haven't looked back. It's more difficult work.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
Good luck. I know of many many Iranian programmers. Never seen a Saudi.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
The world isn't just, you can either fight it or work with it as it is. Go someplace else.
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by theparanoid 11y ago
The effect is relatively small. Without the polar ice caps the earth would still be an oblate spheroid.