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fubu
12y ago
> desired result For whom does this produce the desired result? > people voluntarily Which people? Again with the generalizations that lead to stereotyping. Beyond that, you must realize that a platform(environment) can reinforce
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12y ago
It was the phrase "and this model works". You could have said "and this model is very profitable". But "works" implies correctness and fit for purpose which is seen to me as an endorsement.
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fubu
12y ago
I didn't mean to come across as saying the author was unaware, partly because I'm positive the author is extremely well versed in the financial industries within the US. I meant to relay that it "seemed" that way from wh
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12y ago
Then I have a question. > Tell your employees to stop creating fake profiles on OkCupid and spamming our users. Seems to be what the poster really means. >Please tell your employees to stop creating fake profiles on OkCupid and spa
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fubu
12y ago
It's okay. If only one person reads it and stops the passive aggressive, office speak?, whatever that bizarre stuff is, I've done the rest of the normal sane people a favor. I'll take plenty downvotes to save just one person
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12y ago
"and this model works" for women <- FTFY > Men will swipe right on the majority of "matches" Great stereotyping you have going there. Could you share some more insight into your "Women as the gatekeepers a
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12y ago
Off topic life advice: When you tell someone to stop doing something, don't start out with the word "Please". It doesn't really make any sense as it's a pleading word used as an order. It comes off passive aggressiv
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12y ago
I'm a fan of what Bayes Impact, but the article opening seems really naive about what the financial situation is for a pretty big chunk of US residents. >> As a Westerner, getting a credit card is only slightly more complicated
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12y ago
The rendering engine is a non trivial portion of what Mozilla is. To be an advocate of the web user in standards discussions involving things like HTML5 and ECMAScript. If they do not have a large enough market share of web users on their e
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12y ago
Yoric is an engineer at Mozilla. "Thanks" seems relevant and the downvotes seem unnecessary.
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12y ago
Ah, I missed that part of your statement. Snarky comments like "PHP land" while clever and gives us all a big chuckle can be a bit difficult to understand in context. If you actually want someone to understand what you are saying,
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12y ago
This is good advice. I used to help maintain a bit on the bigger size project on Github and our lead developer I think really wanted to spend time looking over and trying to give quality responses. Which ended up sometimes taking a long tim
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12y ago
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/myisam-storage-engine... See "Foreign key support" in MyISAM Also, in my experience a lot of people do not always use the underlying database constraints
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12y ago
A Union Rep. Its something, I imagine, people who have never been in a Union have no real concept off. As an employee you have onsite representation. All the grey area nonsense that people in many industries deal with fades away when you ha
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12y ago
And with the being said, is 6B really that unrealistic of a buying price for Apple to get a quick jump in share of the market? Or for that matter any of the other competitors in the Apple scale space knowing they need to accelerate their of
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12y ago
I'm not that aware of how Silk Road 2.0 works, but with all the anonymity involved, would it be very difficult for a seller to complete transactions to herself with dummy accounts to pump up their ratings? This was very common in the A
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12y ago
Serious question: Are people upvoting this to poke fun like some kind of daily wtf? A logging platform that lists 1 of their 2 major requirements as "To not drop any data, ever" is using round robin DNS for fault tolerance? I can&
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12y ago
FYI, a considerable amount of "Native Americans" prefer to be called "Indians".
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fubu
12y ago
In New York City "gipsy cab" is a common term for it.
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12y ago
ZTE Open C - Firefox OS
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12y ago
"Home care agencies abruptly dropped or refused high-needs cases like her father’s as unprofitable" This story is really, really glossing over what is happening in home health hospice as a whole. For profit hospice organizations a
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12y ago
Great to hear. I haven't looked into the project fully, so I'll apologize in advance if you already have a solution for what I describe below. I used a catch all DNS wildcard with a dnsmasq rule which I set up on a DD-WRT flashed
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12y ago
I've actually been playing around with a local network consisting of a single wifi router attached to an old netbook as a server. Have you considered attaching an off the self wifi router attached to an external battery pack? There are