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121.
by troels 10y ago
/etc/hosts should do it, I suppose?
122.
by troels 10y ago
90 x 1.4 = 126. If you were making 126/h in a salaried job, why would you consider 150/h an out-of-the-ordinary high wage when consulting?
123.
by troels 10y ago
Are you implying that a CEO is more valuable than a good engineer?
124.
by troels 10y ago
Depending on the clock speed, it may be accurate enough?
125.
by troels 10y ago
So, someone in Google's accounting department handled a mistake in a mature and responsible way. Good on them.
126.
by troels 10y ago
No expert either, but there is definitely domestic regulations in place. Besides, the eurozone is only a subset of EU. The UK has its own currency, for example.
127.
by troels 10y ago
There's not though. Each EU member state is a sovereign country and they each have their own laws regarding things like trans border payments. There's not even a single currency.
128.
by troels 10y ago
Get ready to have your mind blown then: https://global.britannica.com/topic/Mercury-Roman-god
129.
by troels 10y ago
How does one even define "disease"?
130.
by troels 10y ago
My theory is that everything is a mess, once you get close enough to notice. Every profession that appears as if its practitioners know what they're doing really is a shocking hodge-podge of temporary solutions, strung together by prov
131.
by troels 10y ago
Looks like it runs the page through a readability algorithm. From there, it probably has a pretty straight 1:1 html to markdown mapping.
132.
by troels 10y ago
Do anybody know why they are doing this? It seems like a lot of effort to go through, for no apparent reason.
133.
by troels 10y ago
It sounds like he could reasonably dispute any company assets, at least up until the formation date. Ownership of the code would seem to be either shared or fully belong to the tech guy. How about he have a lawyer write up a formal claim ag
134.
by troels 10y ago
"Instead, we suggest that mitigating prejudice should be a separate component of an AI system." Much like I imagine we humans deals with the concept.
135.
by troels 10y ago
Exactly my thoughts. This is a giant fyke, but on land.
136.
by troels 10y ago
You forgot the crazy xml config files that controls everything and never gives you an error if something is wrong - It just does nothing. Maddening to debug.
137.
by troels 10y ago
That's going to cause some confusion ... http://www.graphviz.org/
138.
by troels 10y ago
declarative, not descriptive. And you're quite right.
139.
by troels 10y ago
Surely, you mean: .buffalo.buffalo.buffalo yes?
140.
by troels 10y ago
Actually, it's only within their own group that 50% will be below average. For what we know, anywhere between 0..100% may be below average of the entire workforce, which is what they're competing against.
141.
by troels 10y ago
Still not a guarantee though ..
142.
by troels 10y ago
From the article: "Today cities have become the world’s dominant demographic and economic clusters." Seeing that cities are essentially clusters of people, isn't this fairly self-evident?
143.
by troels 11y ago
In all fairness - People have been building houses in similar climates for 5000 years, and while they didn't have indoor plumbing, they surely built their houses to some standard of insulation.
144.
by troels 11y ago
If it's the ninth planet, surely it should be "Planet IX"
145.
by troels 11y ago
They must be 2 days early.
146.
by troels 11y ago
The yelling problem?
147.
by troels 11y ago
But there are lots of businesses that are cash positive from day one. They don't need outside capital.
148.
by troels 11y ago
Well, text/html is also pretty non-specific.
149.
by troels 11y ago
It is not a law of nature that companies need have investors.
150.
by troels 11y ago
_use adsense (better user data linkability)_ The problem is that if twitter is stripped down to a protocol/platform, you can't really force ads in there. It's something that can be put in clients. That's what got them in

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