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by thomasz 13y ago
> "This is not the Holocaust." yet. Get some perspective.
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by thomasz 13y ago
Wrong. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/BSI-Trotz-kritischer-...
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by thomasz 13y ago
I'am steeped deeply in having fucking cancer. This is the reason why I am a little invested in such discussions. There are less than a handful of publications about cannabis as cancer treatment, all of them about preclinical research.
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by thomasz 13y ago
I've read that story a dozen times. There must be some template out there, you just have to find one of those miracle cures and interview the well meaning, eloquent and chatismatic serial killer who promotes his snake oil to desperate
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by thomasz 13y ago
You really can't make such statements about "cancer". Stage II lung cancer? You will probably die in a few months, surviving five years isn't very likely. Stage 4b Hodgkin's lymphoma at the age of 18? You have a dec
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by thomasz 13y ago
Posts like that kill people.
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by thomasz 13y ago
Bad example. This has been an open secret for quite a long time, and the final revealtion surprised only the "I want to believe" crowd
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by thomasz 13y ago
Wow, this is one of those moments I wish I would post more to get to downvote crap like this. Turnout for federal elections has never been lower than 70%.[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wahlbeteiligung_Bundestags.
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by thomasz 13y ago
> There's a reason why most systems are implementing this with POST instead of PATCH You mean reasons like browsers not supporting anything but POST and GET?
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by thomasz 13y ago
"The guy build appengine" isn't a convincing argument either. This is a personal blog, not a peer reviewed journal. Sometimes even distinguished people throw out 270 words without thinking too much about it.
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by thomasz 13y ago
Yes, if we agree on a primitivist definition of "everything they need", which most likely includes food, shelter entertainment and some artwork - perhaps even basic medicine. But no electric energy, electronics, cars, farm machin
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by thomasz 13y ago
Well, yes. But that could only provide for a tiny amount of goods - at least if theco-op doesn't want to live in a primitivist hell.
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by thomasz 13y ago
1. Because the majority does not possess the means of survival by subsistence and are forced to cooperate with proprietors. 2. "Property" cannot exist without en force ment. If you own land and I don't, chances are that I can
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by thomasz 13y ago
> This is the loudest "fuck you" Germany has given the US in half a century. Yea, and im pretty sure that in this very moment, the German administration is using each and every trusted channel to apologise for that symbolic act
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by thomasz 13y ago
Maybe we should concentrate them in some sort of camps so that they can't 'take' from the good ones anymore.
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by thomasz 13y ago
System.Collections.Generic.List<T> is similar to std::vector, but oddly named. System.Collections.Generic.LinkedList<T> is the implementation of the canonical double linked list ADT.
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by thomasz 13y ago
Isn't it possible that the state department plagiarised Wikipedia?
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by thomasz 13y ago
It was announced two months ago. Would you trust it enough to use it in production in the next two to five years?
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by thomasz 14y ago
I fail to see the difference between "waterboarding" and "strap electrodes to his genitals" torture.
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by thomasz 14y ago
His co-authors are not those who fucked up the original study.
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by thomasz 14y ago
It sounds like they grilled him until they got co-authorship for a paper with a with an uber high impact factor.
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by thomasz 14y ago
I will happily sell ídentifying info about a few dozen people with a lot more net worth than satoshi.... http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/
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by thomasz 14y ago
"Save as CSV" produces text encoded in the users ANSI codepage which is atrocious, Excel 2007+ at least has "Save as Unicode Text" which produces \t separated UTF16 output.
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by thomasz 14y ago
If I remember correctly they went the way they did to alleviate the threat of trademark litigation.
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by thomasz 14y ago
I guess everyone reputable knows that they have better things to do right now than satisfying our curiosity, like, for example, dealing with a ddos.
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by thomasz 14y ago
Trust me with this one: You need a better domain for germany. erwaehnung.de is just terrible.
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by thomasz 14y ago
The most disturbing takeaway from this article is that it's not necessary to "like" marijuana legalisation to be identified as a stoner. It can be inferred from your taste of music, movies, and so forth. More disturbing: Even if you are car
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by thomasz 14y ago
> ads were tiny and unobtrusive Huh? I remember loads and loads of pop ups
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by thomasz 14y ago
Seems like the only thing left to do is getting patches into cat and diff. Seriously, adding support for inline signatures would solve the problem in a general way. Why not do this? val map : f:('a -> 'b) -> list:'a list -&#62
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by thomasz 14y ago
I'm totally fine mandating explicit declarations for mutual dependencies, I'm just pissed that F# has no syntax for dependent modules. It's just odd. Why can I declare co-dependent functions and types, but not modules?

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