haalcion3

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by haalcion3 10y ago
Read my response- I wasn't disputing ownership, nor was I disputing the Time Warner.
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by haalcion3 10y ago
I should have only quoted "AT&T just wants some content production companies" because the rest seems to have confused you. I wasn't disputing ownership.
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> Time Warner Cable is not part of Time Warner, so they're not consolidating service providers. AT&T just wants some content production companies. That might be what they say, but I think it's to compete with Google. While
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by haalcion3 10y ago
If any of those things happen, you'll need clean water. In addition to storing some water, you'll need a renewable supply. Though distillation is the best technique, some other options are discussed here: http://www.pra
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Darpa Transfers to the Air Force a Revolutionary Space Surveillance Telescope(science.dodlive.mil)
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by haalcion3 10y ago
You should watch in full. It was really nice. Summary: * It is assumed that there was no single reason for the "collapse of civilization" (in Aegean, Eastern Mediterrean, Eygpt, and Near East) between ~1200-1000 BC. At the time, i
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> SpaceX has no prospect of being able to afford the very large investment — at least $10 billion — required to develop a launch vehicle of this scale. Adjusted for inflation, US gov't spent the equivalent of $65 billion/yr in
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by haalcion3 10y ago
To give it some context, here are the Mars failures: Soviet Union/Russia: 1M No.1, 1M No.2, 2MV-4 No.1, 2MV-3 No.1, 2M No.521, 2M No.522, Kosmos 419 (3MS No.170), Mars 96 (M1 No.520), Mars 1 (2MV-4 No.2), Zond 2 (3MV-4A No.2), Mars 2 l
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How Social Media Got Weaponized(theatlantic.com)
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by haalcion3 10y ago
I'd like to discuss the following comparison in: https://vuejs.org/guide/comparison.html#Angular-2 > Vue 2.0 seems to be ahead of Angular 2 according to this 3rd party benchmark. ( http://stefankraus
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by haalcion3 10y ago
And for those that missed it, here's another way to reduce fuel usage: plasma. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12365723
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by haalcion3 10y ago
This is a misleading title and conclusion. The study showed a huge benefit of TDD over Waterfall, and it is only when compared to ITL that it was found to not be better. But moreover, I think it's important to understand why Beck pushe
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by haalcion3 10y ago
It comes down to this: are those developing the language thinking about how to add features just to try to hone and hold on to the enterprise developers that still use it, or are they thinking about what would make it more fun, productive,
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by haalcion3 10y ago
Been coding Java for close to 20 years. Can anyone show me what's being done in the language to bring on newcomers, or did that ship sail 10-15 years ago? Some ideas that would bring people back: * Wildly new, terse, and clear syntax a
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> When Max picked up the phone, you should have exclaimed, “Hey, Max! It’s a pleasure to chat. I would love to hear what you’re up to.” And you should have said it genuinely. Should have, yes, if you really felt that way. And if you can
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by haalcion3 10y ago
Kubernetes: http://kubernetes.io/ Google Container Engine: https://cloud.google.com/container-engine/ Open-source MapReduce implementation: https://gigaom.com/2015/02/18/
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Fishy: Liberal Orange County Residents Would Not Have Painted a Swaztika(washingtonpost.com)
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by haalcion3 10y ago
Definitely "not quite", as it is about shipping containers, but an interesting read.
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by haalcion3 10y ago
Read: https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.3.0/doc/syntax/precedence_rdoc.h... Live it. Love it. It's not that hard. It's certainly easier than the following (granted that it isn't an order of ops thing
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by haalcion3 10y ago
And, as probably everyone knows, Google runs everything in containers and has been using containers for a decade: http://www.nextplatform.com/2016/03/22/decade-container-cont... Docker may be flawed, but cont
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> If you are not replaceable, you are not promotable. Not accurate. You can be promoted and take on additional responsibilities and/or title.
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by haalcion3 10y ago
Two things: * It's vs. not v.s. * If you want to copy a site 100 times, go for it. But I know very few that ever thought that was a great idea, and each time it was a very specific case. Yes there are client-specific features and multi
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by haalcion3 10y ago
This is a fairly well-written post with some good ideas and some generalizations that are going to get somebody in trouble if they follow all of them, e.g. > TL;DR — Duplication is better than the wrong abstraction Woah, horsey, hold on
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by haalcion3 10y ago
Is this the most the word "fuck" has appeared in a technical paper? It looks like it.
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by haalcion3 10y ago
I've been wanting to use something like this. But... * It's a big jump from relational or noSQL DB's, so there aren't (m)any adapters that I can see for it for JPA, ActiveRecord, etc. * I'd really like to see a be
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> When a large employer raises its wage a big chunk of people who work a few hours at a second job stop working that second job. With the U.S. underemployment rate at 12.9%, having additional jobs available for people to take shouldn&#x2
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> I'll look it up if anybody's interested. You should post it. Definitely sounds interesting to me.
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> once an article is published in some approved venue, it should be taken as truth And I agree with the author that it shouldn't. A good point is made about the arguments for releasing study findings in blogs, where discussions can
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by haalcion3 10y ago
> Paying more results in a better class of applicant In higher populated areas, yes. In lower populated rural/areas, not necessarily. In fact, by raising wages in rural areas, additional money coming in from income taxes could be fu
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by haalcion3 10y ago
What you say is true, however I think despite there being levels of salaries/pay that are excessive for some employees and studies that indicate that there are better motivators than salary/pay, from what I'd read, Walmart ha

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