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by turingfail 12y ago
> canning WebSQL for spurious reasons The way to implement WebSQL is to copy SQLite 3.1.9. That is not exactly a baked specification, that is the kind of crap companies used to pull to make unimplementable "standards" for every
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by turingfail 12y ago
I'm also puzzled by the assisted suicide question. I would think being against it as a healthy person might be a sign of greedy self interest, i.e. their right to the sick family member over the needs of the family member. There is als
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by turingfail 12y ago
You find the same people everywhere, but they are only honest when they are allowed to be.
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by turingfail 12y ago
There is the duolingo study: http://static.duolingo.com/s3/DuolingoReport_Final.pdf I would interpret its table 11 as emphasizing the need for entertainment or other focus retention for success within a school curricul
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by turingfail 12y ago
> run a queue that will pull the data over. Are there standards for these kind of general pseudo devices in virtual machines? (Or you would use the cut&past buffer for example?) To my knowledge, secure sites use(d) hardware methods t
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by turingfail 12y ago
For anyone who would like to comment: http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=DOS_FRDOC_0001... (Comments from the public are "Due Oct 21 2014, at 11:59 PM ET")
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by turingfail 12y ago
There are ways to lose your trademarks if you use them or simply allow them to be used in the wrong contexts. I think their competitors would argue that this is one of those ways.
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by turingfail 12y ago
I wasn't really trying to distinguishing between personal quantifiable gains from other gains. My being annoyed for someone else whose showed me ridiculous workarounds is a perfect example of a reason I would fix software so >I<
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by turingfail 12y ago
> How would you know which projects to "shut up and code" for? You should need something before you have a desire to make it. But most likely you are already using something you would like to improve upon. If neither of those i