codeivore

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by codeivore 5y ago
This is seriously awesome, I recently bought an AM/FM stereo to keep up to date with the latest technology and it was really lacking the feature to geolocate stations.
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by codeivore 5y ago
you're not wrong that time is running out, i'm 35 too It's your choice to think about your age, personally I just do whatever I want 35 is not too old to go to bars, there are tons of bars and clubs that specifically cater to
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by codeivore 5y ago
yeah, i'm in agreement with you
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by codeivore 5y ago
i have a rack of servers right next to me, i'm not a pro sysadmin just because your average developer today lives and breathes AWS and PaaS doesn't mean it's impossible to use the bare metal
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by codeivore 5y ago
yeah, some of the removals are perplexing haha
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by codeivore 5y ago
there's lots of money in lies
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by codeivore 5y ago
maybe civil war II will be fought with information and not guns
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by codeivore 5y ago
It's possible Rogan hasn't said anything yet because he's going to try and sue.
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by codeivore 5y ago
imagine if someone could tell you what you can't not publish on your own website this is the new "freedom of speech" sentiment
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by codeivore 5y ago
at any rate I think within a month or two we'll see the court case when Rogan inevitably sues them i'll be rooting for spotify your point is valid, but I would argue that by leaving content up on a website you're sort of publ
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by codeivore 5y ago
perhaps the dictionary website is showing you something different than me https://i.imgur.com/BdB33fL.png
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by codeivore 5y ago
Denying to publish a work is not the same thing as preventing the public from accessing it. By your logic any academic paper or book that a publisher turns down is being "censored"
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by codeivore 5y ago
that's my point
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by codeivore 5y ago
Spotify taking Rogan's stuff down is not an example of censorship, since they are a private enterprise and retain the right to decide what content they publish. It would be censorship if the FCC (or similar Swedish org) told Spotify th
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by codeivore 5y ago
yeah, an article in a publication where the authors are anonymous because the views published in it are painfully true enough to make you real life enemies
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by codeivore 5y ago
the searchable help feature is awesome
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by codeivore 5y ago
they're not going to stop, it has always been this way Seths' bike hacks on youtube has a few videos on this topic, honestly if you give the bikes a solid tune-up they'll suffice for normal riding, but if you put them to the
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by codeivore 5y ago
>"MSc in some science (like it matters)" a formal 400-level course in algorithms will go a long way, preferably at a good university with a good professor, but if you can't get that right now: https://ocw.mit.ed
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by codeivore 5y ago
one day this code will end up on a small/home office router
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by codeivore 5y ago
they're not taking the moral high ground you're taking the low ground, and they're at sea level