FrancoDiaz

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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   oh brother/sister...your experience mirrors mine completely. 6-7 years old and wandering around woods, the pool, etc..
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   I have a 4 year old, in my mid 40s, and think about this a lot for some reason. In the 70s during the summer, when I was around 7, we would wake up, eat breakfast, go out and about wherever we wanted, come back for lunch, out again, come ba
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   I'm starting to agree with you and Bryanlarsen that 32" 4k seems to be a sweet spot.
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   the question is how much reward is needed Who decides that?
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   I've had a couple 27" 1440p monitors since those cheap Korean (QNX and the like) came on the market a few years ago. The natural upgrade path for me would be to ditch those and get a big-ass 5k monitor eventually, but I don't
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   I'm the last person to talk about type theory, but on the max function example: fn max(comptime T: type, a: T, b: T) -> T { if (a > b) a else b } fn letsTryToPassARuntimeType(condition: bool) { const result = max(
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   I like what I'm seeing, but a suggesting regarding shortened keywords. Just go ahead and change compTime to compileTime. I don't see 3 extra characters saving much and makes it less readable. Most modern editors will autocomplet
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   Also the problem isn't the "amount of power", the problem is using that power badly. That's disturbing, but not surprising. I guess unchecked power is ok with you as long as it's policies that you're OK with
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   by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

   Yeah, I remember that too. When the waiter put the gun to my head, I hurried up and slammed the soda, so he could refill it.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    I applaud your very 1984-like spin on the law.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    Yes, nanny-state, authoritarianism is part of the socialist ideological grouping. Socialists have always advocated the state making little, "lifestyle" decisions like this. The state "knows better", and you have lots of
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    So suddenly people became incapable of making meaningful decisions? We're perfectly capable of making "meaningful" decisions, but nanny-state, authoritarians know that they can get away with it now, rather than 30 year ago,
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    It's the NYT. They had to find a way.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    That's horrible. Senior software engineers can easily get those salaries in the midwest where the cost of living is much, much less.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    You would've thought that the two journalists questioned by the NYT would have defended themselves by saying that they were there working a professional capacity. But they didn't. I'm not buying just because NYT says they we
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    The NYT or the charged journalists never claimed that they were actually acting in a journalistic professional role during the riots.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    So you're worried about the genocide of ISIS?...only on HN.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    Hah, I'm sure those M-80s that ISIS is dropping really messed up that Abrams.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    Not only that, but even a little shift in the weights can cause problems with your lifts. Warmups (135 or so) I'll leave them off, but anything over 200 I'll put them on.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    Any language can be written without a good IDE. This argument is always given when a language doesn't have a good IDE.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    When I read comments like this I wonder if the person posting is trying to justify their own development decisions or seriously trying to "enlighten" the person they're responding to.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    Another big brother, academic, statist who thinks that every transaction should be tracked by the government. Just horrible people.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    Whether or not you are a fan of traffic cameras, traffic violations are in fact serious and should not be brushed off. The problem is, one day you make it easy for people to think it's ok to do 30 in a 25, then the next day they'
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    I was just thinkng of the butterfly effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect So the question isn't whether anthropogenic climate change is a thing. The questions are to what extent are the effects?
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    I thought I made my position pretty clear on the last post. When someone is presented with a theory, do you expect them to think it's a thing or not? I don't believe it's a binary option. Effects of global warming aren&#x2
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    I wonder if you could configure StumpWM to use vim-like leaders? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1764263/what-is-the-leade... I'd love to be able to "right-windows o f" right windows is the lea
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    That's awesome. Laser-activated, killer mice (along with sharks with lasers) need to be in the next Austin Powers movie.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    I'm not absolute in saying that there isn't anthropogenic climate change. I'm saying politics are a big factor in the whole debate.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    You didn't me understand correctly.
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    by FrancoDiaz 10y ago

    I am what you would call a "denier". By the way, when you people use that term, it makes you sound very cultish, especially the calls from leftists for the death penalty for deniers. I actually don't "deny" that th