dan-f

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   by dan-f 8y ago

   In what context are you trying to avoid the JVM?
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   Inside a CryptoParty in Harlem(video.vice.com)

   2 points by dan-f 9y ago|0 comments
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   by dan-f 9y ago

   I'm not impressed with this article: - The author failed to draw a clear distinction between "The Web" as an application platform and "The Web" as a network of semantic information. - Digging deeper, "The Web&q
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   by dan-f 12y ago

   If you believe this is an issue of people simply "taking offense", then I don't think you fully understand this issue. This is a matter of people feeling unwelcome and outcast. Try and place yourself in the author's shoe
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   by dan-f 12y ago

   I'm not for calling people jerks in online forums either, but I think that in this case the point is valid. Someone is behaving like a jerk if they deny the experience of others through lack of empathy. If you (the general you, not yo
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   by dan-f 12y ago

   I disagree. Many people attempt to use it as a non-gendered pronoun, but I don't think that makes it inherently "gender-nonspecific". Think of it this way. When you call a male-identifying person "guy" it affirms th
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   by dan-f 12y ago

   > Your compensation isn't determined by nobility or a sense of equity. > It's determined by the difficulty of the job. I strongly disagree. Example: working in a sweatshop is infinitely more difficult than being a software