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yipopov
9y ago
Let's be honest, weeaboos make a poor target market to base any business on. No real purchasing power other than the allowance they get from their parents or perhaps a burger flipping wage, and I'd imagine most of them just pirate
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>I feel it's on us tech people to enable them the free speech they deserve. It's clearly not a technical problem, so it's foolish to try to find a technical solution. This kind of silicon valley elitist Tellerism is doing
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9y ago
Top 32 cave symbols that will blow your mind! What these researchers found in caves will amaze you! 32 sure signs you're in a European ice age cave! Discover these cave-dwelling secrets that your real estate developer doesn't want
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yipopov
9y ago
An explanation of what makes AWS Lambda "not-a-server" would be helpful.
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yipopov
9y ago
I was once asked to edit a sociology paper for grammar, spelling and style, but ended up deleting large swaths of it containing claims made up of thin air and found nowhere in the data or the citations. Of course this was not well received
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yipopov
9y ago
Thanks. That looks like just what I need to create class and sequence diagrams in a version control-friendly manner.
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yipopov
9y ago
A blockchain is just a data structure. Bitcoin is more than just a data structure.
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9y ago
That would make absolutely no sense whatsoever. Adding a small bag of sodium iodate to a big bag of sodium chloride and mixing requires no skill or special equipment and any idiot, or shall I say cretin, can do it. Whereas running a bioreac
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yipopov
9y ago
Oh no, a nanogram reduction of dietary silicon is going to leave me crippled with malnutrition! Whatever will I do?
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9y ago
>it's only purpose is to enhance taste No. >there is no need for an extra sodium intake because our food has plenty Depends on the food and other environmental factors. The reason why a preference for salt evolved in the first pl
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yipopov
9y ago
I love Graphviz but hate the Dot language with a passion. Has anyone tried to come up with a more consistent and user-friendly graph definition language?
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9y ago
Why go from WASM to native? If you're using LLVM to get your WASM, just go directly to native, if other, find a native implementation of the language you're using.
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9y ago
> his/her/hir Stopped reading there.
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9y ago
>The Amazon Cloud Cam live streams and archives deliveries with Amazon Key Are they absolutely crazy? The camera obviously needs to be operated independently from Amazon, being able to be remotely switched on or off by the very people it
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9y ago
I never understood why they went out of fashion. They seem far superior to positive pressure ventilators in terms of patient comfort and risk of complications.
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9y ago
My dinner party pet peeve is hosts (or overly enthusiastic guests) who miss the point of bracketing the wines of the courses with an aperitif and a digestif, and instead bring out one bottle of red wine after the other until late into the n
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9y ago
Would it have killed him to use a proportional font? We have the technology to accomplish that now.
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9y ago
Yes, but that doesn't make it a "key problem" with the question being asked. The question was fine, even though it wasn't global in scope, but why should it have to be?
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9y ago
Yeah, when I hear "people of color and those whose first language is not English" my mind goes to some poor untouchables who live in a slum in India, and not speaking English can't work in a call centre so they have to resort
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yipopov
9y ago
The question obviously concerns insurance plans that DO cover hearing aids, genius.
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9y ago
Having seen the Smalltalk environment leads me to conclude that modern IDEs aren't integrated at all. It's a scam.
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yipopov
9y ago
Does Terry still post here? I just went to my settings to turn on dead posts.
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9y ago
Apparently hackers can turn your home computer into a bomb ...& blow your family to smithereens!
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9y ago
I haven't looked closely at the architecture, but isn't JIT compilation pretty much how Holy C works?
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9y ago
I'm pretty sure this is already a thing. Except you probably have to use some monstrosity cobbled together in LabView instead of SSH.
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9y ago
White woman singles out black guys as sex-crazed maniacs? She might as well have gone full 14 words as far as Facebook's moderation bots are concerned. Of course you and I know that's not really what her post was about, but Silico
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9y ago
It should be painfully obvious why she was she was suspended for posting that stuff.
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It was very mature of them to admit defeat on the trackpad and put a trackball on it instead. A lot of big PC manufacturers really shouldn't bother putting trackpads on their computers until they manage to manufacture or source a decen
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>this kind of silly abuse is easily caught and filtered out with no effort Not an AdNauseum user myself, but how can we tell this isn't ad industry FUD? They would certainly have a vested interest in discouraging the practice. If no
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9y ago
COLREGS don't say do it blindly, why should you?
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