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by watty 9y ago
I disagree. Some of those are related to technology or are an interesting new phenomenon but in this case it doesn't fit. The guidelines specifically state that this would be an "off-topic" submission. If these types of top
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by watty 9y ago
Guidelines for submission: "Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon..." Since the rich avoiding taxes isn't some new phenomenon, this is off
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by watty 9y ago
That's ridiculous, why? I'd understand some sort of certification process and requiring certified products to have ample warnings but why should it be illegal? If I want to buy cheap hardware or software that isn't certified
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by watty 9y ago
It's not abnormal for a company to have senior-level openings and no junior openings. My company for example is also "desperately" in need of a senior developer / architect to fill in a role.
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by watty 9y ago
There's vuex-saga as well. Something built in would have been nice because even though sagas are cool, the learning curve is steep enough for me to avoid it in projects.
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by watty 9y ago
It looks like VueX supports async out of the box. That's a huge win IMO.
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by watty 9y ago
Travelers do for a variety of reasons.
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by watty 9y ago
Let's keep comments relative please. Systemic racism is a problem but has nothing to do with Insys.
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by watty 9y ago
I thought it was a good read and gave me a little motivation to learn Haskell. I upvoted... is that a problem?
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by watty 9y ago
I disagree. Only after I clicked on your link did it occur to me what you were trying to say. I think it's a stretch. If the word is that taboo to you then what do you call those striped tail critters who get in the garbage? Rac--n?
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by watty 9y ago
Were you in a fraternity? I'm not saying you're wrong but I can't think of a single fraternity member who has their job due to some other fraternity member. Maybe we were a weak fraternity but my opinion is that the higher e
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by watty 9y ago
Ah, yes - wouldn't want the American government to look at your public profile information which you voluntarily posted online.
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by watty 9y ago
Maybe I'm being contrarian but how is this a big deal? I'd expect the government to be collecting all public information for its citizens and those visiting the country - why not? This isn't private info, it's publicly
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by watty 9y ago
It could be that I would only need 10% of this knowledge, I get it. I really wasn't intending to "punish" it, simply stating that over 100 pages of detailed docs for a Git UI can be intimidating.
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by watty 9y ago
I came to the same conclusion but I admit I didn't spend too much time looking at it. I first visited their docs: https://magit.vc/manual/magit.html#Introduction And saw that it's over 100 pages (printed).
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by watty 9y ago
It has nothing to do with murder and everything to do with suicide. The family is arguing that CTE caused or contributed to his suicide.
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by watty 9y ago
I think it's safe to assume that they mean free "legal" speech.
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by watty 9y ago
This has got to be regional as my kids are in preschool and I've never heard anything remotely close.
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by watty 9y ago
That's great but the original comment implied that all of the above would stop. My comment refuted it, your comment is agreeing - in that it wouldn't stop it but may reduce it.
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by watty 9y ago
It's a real threat, just blown way out of proportion. The second Facebook leverages this patent clause on ANY company, React is dead and everyone will migrate to Preact / VueJS, etc. This means that the React patent card is a one
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by watty 9y ago
I don't understand - why would cheap/free drugs prevent gun battles, car break ins or OD'ing? As far as I'm aware, junkies still need money to eat/sleep/drink and very few have a reliable source of income. All
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by watty 9y ago
Good points but this comment reeks of arrogance. It absolutely does occur in other languages, why would you assume it doesn't?
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by watty 9y ago
When someone goes crazy they don't lose the ability to use sophisticated language. I feel like people are reading the words and respecting the sophistication yet ignoring the meaning. What is he actually saying? Nothing that makes s
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by watty 9y ago
This seems pretty genius. There is a surplus of highly skilled engineers in the Bay Area who are getting mediocre pay (when cost of living is taken into consideration). This allows Zapier to attract more of these highly skilled workers an
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by watty 9y ago
It's the opposite - they believe that banning them will get them GOOD publicity, and it has. Look at how many people are talking about OkCupid today for banning that Nazi in the Vice video.
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by watty 9y ago
So true. I had to create a separate Reddit account to have these discussions about internet freedom and refusing service because people assume I'm a white supremacist / Nazi. I'm not, I just think it opens up some interestin
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by watty 9y ago
Apparently it's ok to create fake barcodes.
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by watty 9y ago
Sounds interesting, source?
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by watty 9y ago
>> The fact that he was arrested with little to no evidence... Do you really think they are loosely tying Marcus to Kronos with little to no evidence? Why go through all the trouble? Just because they haven't shared evidence in
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by watty 9y ago
Firearms are legal. If you create an illegal firearm (banking trojan), and did the same, yes - you'd be partially liable.

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