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by tus87 7y ago
Poor start-up time, terrible application bloat, uninspiring language with poor concurrency support, massive RAM requirements, everything XML, complex tuning required, what a nightmare. No wonder the world is running towards Python and serve
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by tus87 7y ago
Did Amazon invent the rule the cert wildcards only match one level?
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by tus87 7y ago
Well broken windows worked didn't it? NYC went from being the most dangerous city in the US to one of the safest.
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by tus87 7y ago
- high pressure sales tactics convince management its cheaper to "buy off the shelf" than build your own - but we aren't selling you a finished product (didn't we mention that?), just a base framework that needs customiz
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by tus87 7y ago
Woolworths. I believe Coles has them on a normal shelf.
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by tus87 7y ago
British media: you can be arrested for makes jokes on twitter or calling a woman a woman.
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by tus87 7y ago
Is that a word for poor quality control?
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by tus87 7y ago
Yes, but if the file is on local disk its exactly the same situation as the page file. OP seems to be trying to cope with NFS errors....but if you are using mmap on NFS you have bigger problems...
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by tus87 7y ago
WRONG. Murder is a negative to society. A loser going to Harvard is not, may even improve society if they study well.
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by tus87 7y ago
I find Western criticism of Japan's legal system hilarious. > Japanese prosecutors subject suspects to up to eight hours of daily questioning while they are detained in a bid to obtain a confession, shutting off access to their fami
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by tus87 7y ago
Well let's see....someone reports a car as stolen but... - they have no evidence they ever had a car - bank records do not show evidence of any purchases of a car or insurance - registration records do not support the person had a car
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by tus87 7y ago
> Fishing expeditions are not allowed. That's exactly what a criminal investigation is. They keep fishing until they find probative evidence. The creative ways police investigate certain unsolved crimes puts most fishing expeditions
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by tus87 7y ago
Seen as guilty by who? We know the police do, as they admit as much. They explicitly say they have a policy of believing the victim at which point they sign up to the prosecution rather than investigating both sides. This is not in dispute
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by tus87 7y ago
> There are about 6,000 prosecutions, and about 2.5k So 3500 NOT GUILTY verdicts huh? And none of them could possibly be false accusation?
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by tus87 7y ago
That's hilarious. In the UK they need permission from 2 senior prosecutors to DROP a rape prosecution. But the need permission from the DPP to even START prosecuting a false rape accusation.
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by tus87 7y ago
Wow TWO posts on front page of HN calling for censorship. What's going on?!?!
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by tus87 7y ago
> The Jasons' solution was to develop a system of remote sensors that could be airdropped into the jungle and provide intelligence on the enemy. The program, like much to do with Vietnam, was controversial and didn't work perfe
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by tus87 7y ago
Everyone take the day off.
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by tus87 7y ago
It's more depressing that some people think of programming as programming a language rather than a machine. Languages are just fluff that all reduce to the same thing when crunched through a compiler or interpreter.
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by tus87 7y ago
The only speech without thought is tourettes.
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by tus87 7y ago
If you want to pull the chain on this diarrhea: https://github.com/stevespringett/disable-webassembly
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by tus87 7y ago
> Pascual Jordan, an important member of Bohr’s circle, cut the Gordian knot: An electron does not have a position until it is observed; the observation is what compels it to assume one. Quantum mechanics makes statistical predictions ab
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by tus87 7y ago
One word: corroboration.
54.
by tus87 7y ago
Predicting weather it will rain or not today would be a killer app, and I'm still waiting.
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by tus87 7y ago
> We’ve known for a while that Sony is working on its next-generation PlayStation console — call it the PlayStation 5 for lack of a better name When you say it's next generation and deserving of the title PS5....whatever.
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by tus87 7y ago
> the new console isn’t just a spec-boosted upgrade of the PS4, like the PS4 Pro was. Has any of Sony's next-generation consoles just been "spec-upgraded" versions of previous ones? What a weird comment.
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by tus87 7y ago
Which raises a rather obvious question ...
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by tus87 7y ago
> 1. Use inputs from both AOA sensors, if they disagree by 5.5 degrees, disable MCAS. Great, and now you have the other problem the MCAS was supposed to mitigate (the tendency of the MAX to do backflips).
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by tus87 7y ago
The problem is truly helping the severely damaged is such a difficult task requiring long term, intense intervention that most mental health professionals just fall back onto the standard approach of pathologicalizing behavior and prescribi
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by tus87 7y ago
> Windows 10 is the same (evolved) code base as the code base of Windows 8.x, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, and NT Err....it's been NT all along.

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