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vinhboy
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If something compiles down to C, does that mean there has to be another compiler to compile the C after that?
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I wonder which security group helped the FBI. There must be another whole world of, government friendly, security researchers I don't hear about.
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11y ago
This actually does remove one pain point of buying these services. If you ever been on the Comcast or ATT website, you know how annoying they are. They won't show you the options you want, and navigating them is a nightmare. They upsel
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11y ago
Yes. Something like that would be very useful.
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vinhboy
11y ago
Need to know what is the most popular package by category. Either by downloads or by github stars. Good luck with your project. I hope to use it.
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11y ago
You should have a list of top packages so we can easily test out the site. On a related note. It would be nice if there was a https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/ for AngularJS and NPM.
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11y ago
My friend got punched in the face by a homeless person. Unprovoked, for no apparent reason.
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11y ago
Yup... China is still producing cult items to this day: http://www.nbcnews.com/id/40059786/ns/business-retail/t/must... I don't know about that list though, I think I rather have a mango candle
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11y ago
As someone who cares about the environment. It's really sad to me that Truck and SUV sales are going up. It's kind of crazy that people have already forgotten about $5 oil...
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11y ago
A while back I bought a domain for a car name using the ".org" TLD. I got a C&D from the car company, which I promptly ignored because I was young and I thought it was ridiculous that a company should be allowed to regulate th
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Same here. Once I cut back on soda and salt, it's hard to eat popular food items. Things like panda express and Hawaiian onion chips are way too salty... silk soy milk is way too sweet, even when unsweetened. And forget about popular c
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11y ago
I mostly agree with you, especially all the factors you mentioned. But like you said, I am "talking about cultural issues of particular groups that contribute to problems". I think they play a bigger role in perpetuating these pro
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11y ago
I think this is one of the reasons why its so hard to address racial inequality in America. No one one wants to specifically categorize certain problems as being endemic to one racial group because it sounds racist. But I feel like that wou
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11y ago
There seems to be two points being made in this article 1) stereotypes are accurate and we should study them 2) political bias in social psychology I am not sure why the author is jumbling them together in one article. What exactly is his p
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Watchdog: U.S. Paid for 'World's Most Expensive' Gas Station in Afghanistan
(npr.org)
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> the Waltons are rich because they built a big, successful business. This is where we disagree. Yes, they have every right to be rich because of their business success. But their unequal wealth is a result of a broken system that allows
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First, my mistake, I mean to type "wealth redistribution". Second, no, that is not what he's talking about. He's pointing out a symptom of "income inequality" The solution is not "wealth redistribution&quo
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11y ago
Same reason why we call "sea stars", "starfish", when it's not a fish. At this point it's just a name. It's a phrase a lot of people recognize and has become a rallying cry liberals. You can't change
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Bingo. And most people knows this. But conservatives wants everyone to think it means "wealth redistribution".
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> people seem to be reliably made happier by throwing chunks of the pie on the floor That's a really bold statement to make. Where is your proof? Are you just making it up based on your own biases? If we're just going by anecdo
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11y ago
I would add to A2 - Decrease the benefit of being a politician. So even if the populace is apathetic, at least they can't be taken advantaged of.
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Students With Smallest Debts Default the Most
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I am one of those people who bought a used TiVo box and used it with a cablecard from Comcast. The reason I did this is because with a basic cable subscription you can't watch HD channels, even though the HD channels are free, because
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Dude this is amazing. I did not know this. TIL.
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Dang.. it never occurred to me how big the moon is. Looking at this picture, it's hard for me to comprehend why the moon would orbit the earth and not fall into the sun.
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because lawyers...
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> Instead of constructively addressing these issues LOL. Tell me the last time our Congress have constructively addressed anything...
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I wonder how much energy we will save if we keep thermostats at 74+... I would be down for that. In general, I find the temperature in most places way too cold.
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Dang, that's terrible that they did not respond immediately. Goodluck. I hope you get a favorable resolution.
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Did you ask them for money? Did you describe the nature of the bug you discovered? Hard to believe a company will ignore a "I can reset any account's password" bug report. And if you're asking for a bounty, maybe they ju
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