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If I was cynical I'd guess that it's too difficult to arbitrarily enforce the 'Go Community Guidelines' without criticism on Reddit.
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10y ago
Early on mods encouraged users to upvote everything to counter brigading. Then they noticed that it got them on /r/all. So now they just randomly post notices of brigading.
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> If he were spending his time actually trying to fix the problems Let's assume he doesn't have the time or energy to dive into the Python 3 source and then learn the rules for contributions. Then all he can do is list the prob
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10y ago
But only in certain areas. It's never legal to kill a goose on campus or even inside city limits. Geese are smart enough to understand this and avoid lakes in areas where hunting is allowed. Obviously you don't want people dischar
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10y ago
But you don't really live in a country without borders. Within the EU doesn't count. In a case of genuine open borders criminals can leave the state quickly to avoid punishment. Then move on to a new target country. This doesn
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10y ago
Without any border controls people would be forced to assume that anyone from outside their country was a thief or con-man looking to find some quick victims and head home. That wouldn't be pleasant for either side.
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That was largely caused by the fact that Trump had been attacked consistently for over a year and Pence was comparatively unknown. Also most people pushing it just wanted Trump to drop out. There was no way for Pence to win after a mid camp
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10y ago
This wouldn't be effective against actual military missiles. It might be effective against terrorists using weaponized drones.
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10y ago
Although it makes the XCode interface design even more baffling.
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Some of this is from memory, but it takes place on a timeline where Ganondorf was sealed. Then Hyrule was flooded to prevent him from ever being unsealed. The main character is dressed as Link because children dress as the great hero once a
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10y ago
There's nothing in soylent that isn't "generally recognised as safe" (GRAS). Some people just have intolerances for some plants. Some common plant products are actually quite dangerous. For instance, grapefruit can inter
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10y ago
This is also the bane of powerpoint presentations. Many TVs only support 4:2:0, so red on black text quickly becomes an smudgey mess.
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Singing at social gatherings is pretty much universal across human societies. The real question isn't "Why is karaoke popular?" it's "Why is breaking into song at other bars frowned upon?".
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10y ago
I would say that payday loans are significantly worse than porn or legal cannabis. But do people really buy cannabis from spam messages in places where it's legal?
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10y ago
http://www.resolver.com/ | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE | Full-time Looking for Javascript developers. Various levels. Front end: React / Redux / Babel Back end: Node / Postgres / Redis Office is near Union
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10y ago
Java applets needed to interact with the OS in various ways and required browsers to have sub views controlled by plugins. They were a lot more complex and risk prone. Especially since Sun kept adding features. WASM is much simpler. It
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10y ago
Newton is an interesting case. Apple made two big mistakes... They didn't realize how hard handwriting recognition was and they didn't realize how important syncing with a computer was. I think there's an alternate universe
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Well "earning a top ranking for Java developers globally" means from the global pool of HackerRank scores. People who already have tech careers aren't going to see the point in doing a ton of tests on HackerRank. It's n
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10y ago
Doom 2 is on sale on steam form less than $5. So it's easy to get legal Wads these days. It wasn't so easy in the early 2000s.
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10y ago
It's interesting that these stories never consider the reverse. Perhaps Twitter is destroying itself with it's various drives to censor one side of the political debate.
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10y ago
The RNC was fairly openly anti-Trump during the primaries, there won't be any evidence of them cheating on his behalf. Also there's no real need to take anti-Trump info to Wikileaks. The NYT was willing to publish one of Trump
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10y ago
He did it without belonging to the one of the correct fraternities.
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10y ago
That's a nonsense definition. In general language it's perfectly reasonable to say things like "vegans can't each chicken". Responding "FALSE! They can, but they choose not too!" doesn't add anything
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10y ago
h1bdata.info has everything searchable by city, employer or title. eg: http://h1bdata.info/index.php?em=&job=MANAGER+TRAINEE&city=&... http://h1bdata.info/index.php?em=Murphy-brown+Llc&job=&a
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What's really interesting is that slaughterhouses are major users of H1B visas.
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I don't completely disagree with you, but in Google mathy CS skills are probably better than robust SE skills Things need to operate on enormous scale. It's easy to imagine a case where Google would need to implement something al
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10y ago
Photoshop is smart enough to disable chroma subsampling[1] if it will screw up the image, it looks like jpeg.io doesn't do that. One of the worst case scenarios for chroma subsampling is alternating black and red lines. Some monitors&#
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10y ago
For anyone else reading this in the future, I should mention that the ESLint 'no-unreachable' rule will catch this even if you don't require semicolons.
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10y ago
This is a nit pick, but isn't his "Ambiguous curly braces" example actually breaking due to automatic semicolon insertion? return {{a: 4}} Isn't valid anyways. ESLint easily flags it as an error.
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10y ago
One problem seems to be that a lot of schools have a strong emphasis on group work. Usually there's a ton of non dev work to go along with projects - documentation, whatever paperwork the project requires, so someone can make a useful
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