hubert123

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by hubert123 9y ago
> The whole concept of "Lebensraum" seems like insanity today More room = more people = more power is insane to you?
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by hubert123 9y ago
I'm tired of people saying that they are tired of it. It's one freaking day of the year on the internet. You know, you could just work today and not visit too many websites and you'd never know if there were a "lot"
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by hubert123 9y ago
I don't see how you come up with this stuff. Codeplex was simply uglier than Github, that's it. Both graphical design wise and interaction design wise.
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by hubert123 9y ago
Alex Jones is basically a journalist that mostly does opinion pieces. There is nothing wrong with that. If I were you, I would use the word "fact" a little less confidently, facts are only facts until disproven and they are always
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by hubert123 9y ago
or maybe the russian narrative happens to be right. I know, UNTHINKABLE! How can russians ever be right on any topic on anything?
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by hubert123 9y ago
"we kind of laughed at it" The lazy traditional mass media thinks it can just ignore any nefarious angle or pretend that it doesn't exist and that it cannot exist. The best example is the Sandy Hook conspiracy. I have no sta
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by hubert123 9y ago
web browsing was slow and laggy, navigating maps was slow and laggy and unintuitive
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by hubert123 9y ago
I plan to never switch away from my iPhone 5S unless it breaks for some reason. It's a phone, why would I need anything new on my phone? I consider it pretty much perfect and it only gets better because now the value is so little, I do
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by hubert123 9y ago
Would really be nice if it could offer generic linux binaries... this ubuntu only development approach is quite aggravating. I don't mind a big download, why not just bundle your LLVM changes and package it all in a single download?
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by hubert123 9y ago
Regarding systemd: I guess I like the systemctl commandline interface, I wasnt around for the alternatives. (if there were any?) I like that part of systemd. I like the fairly easy to write service files. I'm not sure how it relates t
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by hubert123 9y ago
This is what I mean when I tend to say that all scientific papers should have a minimal reproducable working sample with instructions attached. Lets say I am interested in dam building with turbines and all its glory: One would assume that
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by hubert123 10y ago
Just another generic complaint about Go's lack of bloat. It's all completely naive, never understanding why Go doesnt want generics beyond a simple "b-b-but look, the pattern matching of Rust is simple too!" No it isnt s
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by hubert123 10y ago
Could you add a simple description of the practical usecase for the lessons? I know what "image recognition" is useful for. I have no idea whether I need to or want to learn "CNN", "overfitting" "embeddi
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by hubert123 10y ago
I had the same experience with ansible. It also wraps the responses in some ultra verbose json. I really just want to see the remote commands being executed, if you return them wrapped in some kind of format then you need to provide a gui f
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by hubert123 10y ago
Apparently these people think it makes it "simpler". Well I'm sorry but me looking up how to format things with yaml and no autoformat and no intellisense just isnt good and doesnt make things simple. Even xml with a backing
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by hubert123 10y ago
So why isn't it also a replacement for ansible? I dont understand this artificially limited scope. You set machines up, why not also set up their software and repos?
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by hubert123 10y ago
I have just determined that you are mentally incapacitated by my very own definition and judgement. Sorry. Now extrapolate that to the general population.
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by hubert123 10y ago
Do you support a hard limit on money spent? I would like to be able to say 30 bucks a month max or something
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by hubert123 10y ago
Poor people dont pay a lot of anything in taxes, so essentially what you propose is yet another tax increase for the middle class.
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by hubert123 10y ago
Still dont get it at all. I installed VS2017 today, dotnet --version = 1.0.0 I go to the dotnet core website, download a new sdk and install. dotnet --version = 1.0.1 Oh and the file is called "dotnet-1.1.1-sdk-win-x64.exe" Notice
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by hubert123 10y ago
Sorry to be so blunt but I dont care about another flexbox that much. What they should have done is to implement the shadowdom. Instead we have to wait another half year for them to get to parity with Chrome.
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by hubert123 10y ago
Nope, he is very naive. He calls [cyber] war "ridiculous".There is nothing ridiculous about wanting to be ahead of rivaling countries and having backdoors into their software and computers. What is however ridiculous is the attitu
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by hubert123 10y ago
It looks good, but no word on performance numbers or debugger or IDE.
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by hubert123 10y ago
It has nothing to do with risk taking, quite the opposite. This is all pop culture. Going to the doctor is a risk. You cannot and dont want to take that risk if you have to go to work. Most of the time if you dont have an issue that's
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by hubert123 10y ago
I still dont understand: Can this be a general purpose replacement for javascript or not? Because if it is then every language, even Dart and typescript, should switch to producing webassembly. Right?
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by hubert123 10y ago
> At what point does the tracking of individuals cross privacy lines and become oppressive? Scraping internet browsing habits? Automated traffic cameras? Mandatory facial screening? that's a "strawman" as well. Every law i
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by hubert123 10y ago
Stop policing people's words, what about your tone in all this? "here is a lesson in tone for you" is not exactly nice tone either but since you are the police it doesnt matter right?
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by hubert123 10y ago
I was recently looking for desktop email clients and there is literally not a single free alternative? Cant be that awful if it's the only one.
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by hubert123 10y ago
There were plenty of other reasons to be afraid before, the random gun crime, police state, lack of healthcare and the TSA cancer machines / groping being the main ones. Being legally disinvited is only a fear if it's financially
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by hubert123 10y ago
facts do change our minds, otherwise we'd all be dead and eaten by lions. what these journalists dont understand is that when something happens in the other room and i dont see it, it's not a fact for me as it is to you

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