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by wcarron 9y ago
Your body metabolizes MDMA into MDA, though. And MDA is actually just the amphetamine analog to MDMA. Just thought that's important to mention, despite it not changing the fact that putting mda into mdma is still "lacing".
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by wcarron 9y ago
Ahh, that changes my perspective on this. That suddenly seems vastly more useful than it did, to me.
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by wcarron 9y ago
I think this is a good product offering, and it's nice to see them compete with AWS on another front, as well as Digital Oceans' offering. However, I wonder if these abstractions are detrimental to developers understanding the und
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by wcarron 9y ago
Well put /s. C'mon. That's low effort and not conducive to actual discussion. At least say why you disagree.
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by wcarron 9y ago
IIRC, they are some the main contributors to D3.js
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by wcarron 9y ago
Assuming the owners of capital are actually paying their fair-share of taxes on that extra $50k, as codified by the law.
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by wcarron 9y ago
> Clinton lost because the DNC cheater to get her where she was in the first place There is no grand conspiracy. Stop kidding yourself. More Democrats preferred Hillary over Bernie. End of story. The reason is obvious: Bernie Sanders is
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by wcarron 9y ago
I don't see this as a good thing. I would say that I declare (my admittedly insignificant) vote of no confidence in both any government and in corporations. When I look at the legislation passed in my lifetime, it's enraging. Laws
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by wcarron 9y ago
Because sometimes I DO use MySQL because a client requested it. At this point, I'll probably just explain to clients why pg is a much better alternative.
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by wcarron 9y ago
Well gold also has little intrinsic value. Of course, it has uses like in the manufacture of technology, but most gold is used for making useless shit into shiny useless shit. Crypto has uses, too though. Such as facilitating payments, DLT,
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by wcarron 9y ago
Yeah, but why would I use that over PostgreSQL? I already know postgreSQL and it's also THE gold standard for SQL implementations. AFAIAC PostgreSQL is the obvious choice.
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by wcarron 9y ago
This is demonstrably false. You need only look at the actions of our government (e.g. The CIA) to discern that the United States has gone to war (or "military conflicts" or whatever they call them these days) for reasons such as A
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by wcarron 9y ago
Hmmm, consistently deteriorating performance over time is rather suspicious. A move by Oracle to kill off competition for their implementations? I can only speculate, though. It seems odd, though. I guess it's all PostgreSQL all the ti
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by wcarron 9y ago
That would be a very firm "no". Guns are verboten in the education system, at least where I grew up and went to school. Even talking about guns was a huge "no". Of course, this was only 20 minutes from Sandy Hook, so per
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by wcarron 9y ago
I'm not so sure. Wouldn't a person on paternity leave be expected to perform less, if not zero work? By doing that, didn't he "meet" expectations? That seems, technically speaking, the accurate description. Of cours
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by wcarron 9y ago
It is unethical because there's no "opt-out" option. You have taken a photo of me without my consent, used it for intents to increase profit despite not having my consent; and furthermore, attaching personal data to it is Orw
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by wcarron 9y ago
Yes, perhaps the wording was odd. There is an actual... er, sequence of events that did happen. In other words, a reality. There is reality and speculation, but seeing as I can't know for certain, I can only speculate. The options I li
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by wcarron 9y ago
Real confirmation of an attack would be a nice-to-have in this situation. I can see 3 probable realities: 1. The sheer volume of commenters and responses took down the system. They cover it by saying a DDoS attack was the cause. 2. They are
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by wcarron 10y ago
> men, aged 25-44, drink at night and who live in rural areas Think you may be mixing up two words > In addition, the same study noted that 71 percent of all fatal pedestrian-vehicle crashes in the United States in 2000 occurred in __
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by wcarron 10y ago
Normally, the quote goes "never attribute to malice what can be assigned to stupidity" or something along those lines. But Pai is a categorical, shit eating politician. And in the case of politicians, "never attribute to stup
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by wcarron 10y ago
Apparently it is also something one can't do without flagrantly disregarding the law.
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by wcarron 10y ago
Ahh, I see you haven't been to LA.
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by wcarron 10y ago
Wouldn't that indicate that you are missing out on a significant portion of your market? Maybe I'm misunderstanding what 'completely cannibalized'means but, personally, I'd probably follow the money; because that&#x
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by wcarron 10y ago
anything Keurig. It's watery gruel that smells awful and lacks flavor.
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by wcarron 10y ago
Venice, Marina Del Rey, Culver city areas are all not bad. Santa Monica is one of the most expensive areas in the country, though, so just be aware of that. Venice cheaper, but since it's LA, that's still gonna be up there in term
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by wcarron 10y ago
I would, but you named one place in the valley and then Santa Monica, so I have no clue where you'd actually be working => can't recommend an area.
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by wcarron 10y ago
I have to disagree. Those invested solely in cultivating karma are the reason to institute systems like "earned privileges". Any forum with a voting system will always be misused and abused by those who don't have the priorit
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by wcarron 10y ago
This approach is probably the most reasonable. Stackoverflow seems to have implemented it fairly well.
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by wcarron 10y ago
It's really not a pain. Every store sells paper bags at 10¢ a bag.
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by wcarron 10y ago
What do you mean by "ask for a MySQL database"? If I were a client, I'd be rightfully pissed off if the developer I contracted gave me a completely different database than I requested in my stack. That's a complete breac

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