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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Testosterone has a lot of other side effects.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
I mean, we can go both directions. But realistically this is a large market; many dislike condoms for purely birth control purposes.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
I'm not sure I follow you; naming is an area where "UNIX traditions and norms" is clearly an example NOT to follow.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Also check out Squeryl; it's virtually the same thing as slick with an alternative (imho much more straightforward) syntax. I do agree that things like associations are an entirely new layer of abstraction.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Easy to say. Care explaining? These signatures seem like exactly the thing to prevent mitm attacks. I trust signature A; i won't load the package unless it's signed by signature A. Most people won't be that strict in informal
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
"sufficiently smart tooling" has got to be one of the best jokes in programming. On one hand, it is true that the tooling is possible. On the other hand, it remains an open problem.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
I thought Erlang didn't even have random access. Might not be the best fit for an in-place quicksort.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
If "this bug" is the ability to sort >2^30 elements on a 64-bit machine, this bug IS addressed by changing the index type. Of course sorting 2^63 elements would require the different calculation.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
You know at its most literal—ie terrorism is the use of terror to gain leverage—this would imply fake news is the problem. This is just pr fluff.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
My point is that someone with permission gave them access.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Why not? 401 seems like a fine fit if your client doesn't need to differentiate between authentication and authorization; most don't need to at all. Also, you can fail authorization without passing authentication. For instance, yo
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Scraping would be forbidden via TOS; theoretically it would be the users giving access to linked in (who actually is bound by the terms) who would be liable, not linked in.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Gif is far more useful as a media type rather than file format; and more than that, i don't think most people realize or care that they're actually watching some kind of video-sans-audio.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Depends on what you mean by it.... people do definitely use it to imply a sedentary night watching tv, although others use it ironically to indicate a booty call.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Part of giphy's problem is that its search is strictly worse than using google and filtering by "animated".
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Well if you forget to return 20 books I can't say i'm hugely sympathetic to your need for them.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
God that's an atrocious name.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Potential, sure, but that is a potential with any newspaper. You don't need to own one to buy it off. Why not just critique amazon directly for what they're doing? What ARE they doing again that requires coverage?
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Seems like you have an axe to grind. I don't have a reason to be this suspicious about amazon. What's your reason?
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
So is this complementary to the linux subsystem in windows, or a completely unrelated option?
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
And yet, that's how you get from point a to point b in many places! The lack of safety is a HUGE concern, and drag causes safety problems in high wind areas (think: the midwest).
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
This is a Show HN; you don't need to be entirely novel to have things to show. Personally i found the linked content to be much more approachable than your links, though they are undoubtedly better physics engines.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Seems like "framework" or "library" would be better; this isn't exactly a scheduler or resource allocator in the same way an os implies.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
A GAI? What is that? Do you mean Gaia?
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Probably came off as trolling, now that I see how large the site is. Not too bothered about it!
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Actually no. Why is it so popular? It seems to have fewer features than hipmunk.... Not to knock them, though, it's a hard problem to solve well from an interface and integrations perspective.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
I totally get the always on thing; especially for baseball. My point was more that ads are the driving force for me, and i am sure others, to abandon the platform; it feels a little like someone invading your home to yell at you if you&#x27
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
What exactly does this mean in terms of monitoring? You could cash out to another virtual currency and sit on it for however long you'd like without any trail tied to you.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
Even if you do accept variable pricing based on use, the data cap strategy doesn't make sense. Why not just charge more when the network is stressed? At least consumers could be incentivized to make efficient use of the network.
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by throwaway91111 9y ago
It's pretty shocking even if you are used to it. I can't believe people pay for cable given how terrible of an experience it is.

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