warmfuzzykitten

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by warmfuzzykitten 6y ago
Not quietly. By mid-day people were buying up all the Pepcid AC they could find. https://www.businessinsider.com/heartburn-medicine-pepcid-sh...
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by warmfuzzykitten 6y ago
The waitlist isn't new. But it's worth pointing out that at least in some areas (for example, in the San Francisco East Bay area) all online Amazon Fresh grocery shoppers are effectively on a no-delivery list. There hasn't be
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by warmfuzzykitten 6y ago
That's a self-assessment, right?
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
The report is from a small trial that was not blind or randomized. Encouraging, but hardly worthy of the headline. How about "Hydroxychloroquine associated with viral load reduction in a small number of Covid-19 patients"?
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
This paper seems to have nothing at all to do with COVID-19.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
Hard to see how any part of the SF Bay Area could be in King County.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
I don't know. I guess the most productive thing you can do, instead of texting the times or using the other two methods they provide, is complain about it on Hacker News. That will surely bring about the desired one-click cancellation.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
The modern definition of service dog is a dog you want to bring into places that restrict dogs. Cheating is rampant.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
What a stupid premise. The Apache version 2 license permits, well, pretty much any use of the software, source or binary. The Sun/Oracle copyrights do not.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
Or, when you're trying to fall asleep, find yourself simultaneously mentally singing an earworm while thinking about code while trying not to think of some past trauma. It seems an everyday experience to have multiple streams of though
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
I certainly would not criticize such a thorough examination for being facile, but I do want to point out that the conclusion "But sometimes, simple specifications just mean hidden complexity" is not supported by the article. Almos
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
Or, you could get 35 cents. Depends on how many apply for the cash reward, because the number of injured parties vastly exceeds the amount of cash in the settlement.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
He's internet rich, so we should all listen to his random political opinions.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
Paywalled.
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
Check if the current item is the desired one. If it is, return success; otherwise Check if the pointer is past the array bound. If it is, return failure; otherwise Increment the pointer and continue. Um, shouldn't the check be done bef
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by warmfuzzykitten 7y ago
The biggest reason is probably that no one who matters to their careers will criticize them for not writing comments. That goes double for documentation outside comments, which they know from experience no one will read, anyway.
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by warmfuzzykitten 8y ago
Since Elon the Magnificent clearly doesn't care what the Board says, one can only wonder why Ellison signed on for this ride.
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by warmfuzzykitten 8y ago
Yeah, it's a bitch when people can actually get where they want to go in a timely manner. Satisfying that demand might actually put more cars on the road.
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by warmfuzzykitten 8y ago
Really, all we have to do is stop killing them. Much of New England, now heavily forested, was cleared by early farmers.
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by warmfuzzykitten 8y ago
Here's a recent summary of GlassDoor observations. http://www.businessinsider.com/what-its-like-to-work-at-amaz...
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by warmfuzzykitten 8y ago
But... http://bostonreview.net/science-nature-philosophy-religion/t...
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by warmfuzzykitten 9y ago
You seem to be saying that you're much smarter than people who have a problem with object oriented programming. That's not only condescending, it's very unlikely to be true.
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by warmfuzzykitten 9y ago
Was that the obligatory Oracle-bashing comment? Can we agree it has no technical substance and down-vote it?
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by warmfuzzykitten 9y ago
No problem. They can water their plants with Gatorade.
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by warmfuzzykitten 9y ago
"Last year, Amazon captured nearly $1 of every $2 Americans spent online." Actually, 43%. Online sales were 11.7% of US retail. So Amazon is taking over the country with a whopping 5% of total retail. Buy hey, got you to click on
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by warmfuzzykitten 9y ago
Most of this thread seems to interpret "we" as referring to people who think Facebook and Google are problems. If the "we" refers to internet users as a whole, then the answer is clearly that we like Facebook and Google
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by warmfuzzykitten 10y ago
It feels good not to click on Apple-is-dead clickbait.
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by warmfuzzykitten 10y ago
Keyboard lovers unite! It's amusing to see GUI-resistance all these years later, after Microsoft has worked so very hard to make Windows work and look just like MacOS. Well, like it would look if it had been designed by people with no
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by warmfuzzykitten 10y ago
In other news, IBM announced today that CEO Ginni Rometti has resigned in order to have more time to spend with her family and the new CEO will be Watson.
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by warmfuzzykitten 10y ago
Is there a shred of evidence in that article that anything has changed at Apple? How much more on the back burner can the desktop product line be, considering Apple already only updates the line every few years? The only information I can g

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