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Djehngo
11y ago
I don't think anyone is dumb enough to actually prevent the electorate logging into facebook. I expect the language to be broad and the enforcement narrow.
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11y ago
mirror (text for the sake of people trying to find this with ctrl+f)
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12y ago
Because the relationship between money and utility is not constant across the human population. If we consider a meal at a moderately fancy resteraunt then there are people without much money who would be aghast at spending that much on a m
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12y ago
Every time I have gotten an Uber in London the car has been a Toyota Prius, I don't know if that particular car is still congestion charge exempt but even if it isn't what's to stop minicabs all starting to drive vehicles wh
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12y ago
Because the things he changed were fundamental to Martini core. Changing it would require a re write of any code which touched Martini's API. Because people use that project it's better to start a new one with a different philosop
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12y ago
Is this part of the premise of the book or personal opinion?
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13y ago
Whatsapp competitor, they seem to be doing quite well, although given how obnoxious their android app is I don't know how long that will last.
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13y ago
That's a shame, I happen to like the use of sigils to denote pointer types, to my eyes it makes code a lot easier to read. Out of curiosity why are they making the change? And will they add the `let x = box Thing` syntax or as an optio
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13y ago
For what it's worth my macbookpro runs Dota2 without complaint.
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13y ago
I don't understand the relevance of the title to the service, but it seems like an interesting way of using the bitcoin blockchain to strongly time-stamp messages. Also the fact that it costs you money to send a message and the more yo
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13y ago
My understanding is that usually you want both because AABB is good for broad-phase because it's so quick then true polygon collision can be done in a narrow phase.
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13y ago
Only it couldn't because that's not even close to what the article was saying. It was pointing out that looking the part gives opportunities which might otherwise be closed. Therefore spending your meagre savings buying fancy clot
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13y ago
I think the point is that USB vectors allow the malware to jump the airgap but not reliably, maybe it puts some data on a USB stick and jumps it back but for the most part once it is behind the airgap it will only do what it's programm
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13y ago
In terms of morality you may be correct, but if the child in the article could skip some rote memorisation or other busy work for an extra hour or two of sleep I would bet on her learning "more" at school.
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13y ago
I do like code which has comments which describe the level of confidence the author has in some sections (I feel a happier refactoring code which is marked as being suboptimal). But in my experience those comments are usually found above ca
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13y ago
I think the difference between go slices and java ArrayLists is that go allows you direct access to the underlying array.
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13y ago
Data structures usually, If you want to write a linkedhashmap or a dictionary where the keys are autogenerated from the values or any kind of structure not built into the language you are forced to either roll a new structure for each set o
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13y ago
To the best of my knowledge mitochondria are inherited exclusively from the mother. I imagine this is because when the egg is fertalised the mitochondria in the sperm are discarded leaving only the maternal ones. If you are asking why they
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13y ago
The article in question? ~5 paragraphs from the bottom. Or are you asking a commenter who disagrees with the article to provide sources for an assertion made in the article?
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13y ago
I remember struggling with this idea, I think my conclusion was that in brave new world people are given happiness but deprived of choice, understanding and meaning.
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13y ago
So long at people get karma for lazy low-content references to whatever cause everyone is swept up in they won't stop posting them.
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13y ago
I think the fact that the US is now a country that people seek political asylum _from_ is going to globally change people's perspective on the country.
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13y ago
Actually downandout wasn't implying that the NSA was bound by laws which prevented them from spying on US citizens, in fact downandout went to great lengths to specify that the scenario was hypothetical and unlikely.
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13y ago
Becuase you need to look at the CO2/MW not the CO2/Plant, If a given plant type produces half the CO2 and half the MW of another plant type you will need two of the former to replace one of the latter, therefore the CO2 output remains them
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13y ago
>I think it is very arrogant of we contemporary people to think that 17 something kids can think by themselves and should not need to dig the past to answer such important questions. Surely this depends on whether you are trying to imbu
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13y ago
I am hoping this is satire and you aren't seriously arguing that "prisons have to be barbaric otherwise the homeless and the destitute would use them to avoid starvation".
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13y ago
Because if they don't they will lose some advertising contracts. Facebook's reason to exist is to try and turn a profit, not to exist as a place for people to post without censorship. I imagine someone realized that people who would leave i
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Ha, I knew that looked familiar, Hugh Darwin is a lecturer where I was at university so half of the coursework for a databases module was in Tutorial D.
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13y ago
Regarding the browser logout I had the same happen here, I was actually concerned I had been shadow-banned or something when I realised I had been automatically logged out.
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13y ago
That's why I specified that the primary difference was that it's difficult to tell when the device is recording. The comment I was originally responding to was about the ability to record and distribute video evidence of behaviour and how i
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