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by innguest 11y ago
Can you explain how it works? Wasn't there a company trying to make streamable games but then lag was an issue? Does Playstation 4 render PS3 games on their servers and send me the images... or what?
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by innguest 11y ago
This resource isn't given out enough. It is a true gem. I owe 90% of every programming thought that entered my mind to the people that contributed to this: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki You're welcome.
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by innguest 11y ago
On the other hand it's a working piece of software, it serves a purpose, there's demand for it, etc etc... In my opinion you're being way too harsh on yourself. What you said basically amounts to "it's too simple, I
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by innguest 11y ago
Which is a shame because this ghost train story isn't as interesting as the real fake jobs story going on in the UK right now (real people working fake jobs). But perhaps the BBC doesn't want to cover that story for some reason.
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by innguest 11y ago
I'm a programmer who started with VB6 on Windows 98 and now I don't even own a partition with Windows installed. When I programmed VB6 I used to go to Planet Source Code (a website) to see what others had done. There was a lot of
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by innguest 11y ago
You seem to be asking whether epigenetic traits are inheritable. It will take a while for the scientific community to fully accept this since it smells of Lamarckism, but if we do not accept transgenerational epigenetic transmission it gets
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by innguest 11y ago
Government backlog. How do you like the government now?
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by innguest 11y ago
http://blog.interfacevision.com/design/design-visual-progarm...
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by innguest 11y ago
'tele' is Greek (telos is 'extremity' roughly, from which the adverbial sense "far off" for 'tele-'). Television is of mixed etymology.
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by innguest 11y ago
> Heidegger was wrong. As were all German continental wannabe philosophers. No wonder this poseur embraced the Nazi ideology. If you're reading philosophy and all of a sudden the word "phenomenology" comes up... you might
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by innguest 11y ago
> it makes the assumption that it must be true, because the authority says so. You got it. You should not have been downvoted above.
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by innguest 11y ago
How can it be illegal to see the evidence for a crime? Should we just trust the government to prosecute who they say committed a crime when you and I cannot verify that the government is in the right in arresting that person? How do we kn
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by innguest 11y ago
I don't mean to be down-voted so I ask honestly, how can we accept Treblinka as an extermination camp in the face of all the Jewish testimonies attesting to it being a transit camp? Arad denies emphatically that Treblinka could have po
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by innguest 11y ago
Regarding the holocaust, see all I have to say about it in my other reply below. As for vaccination... look, I am not against vaccines, I was vaccinated. I don't think vaccines are harmful. But I am intellectually honest enough to unde
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by innguest 11y ago
Indeed it is this kind of idiocy that turns people off revisionism altogether, when in fact it is a serious field that has contributed enormously to progressing the much needed, and much stifled, research on WW2 atrocities. For the intellec
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by innguest 11y ago
That advice is good for logicians, not consultants. Clearly it is better from a consultancy point of view to assume all data has been breached and everything that could break is broken and needs fixing.
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by innguest 11y ago
Is that the advice you'd give to a 5'5" woman who lives alone? "When the attacker gets in your house, grab a kitchen knife"? 'Cause I'd say, grab a shotgun and shoot in their general direction. Good for yo
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by innguest 11y ago
True democracy just how the left likes it.
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by innguest 11y ago
There's a lot of prejudice in your sentence. Having some experience in this debate topic, I don't think there are "holocaust deniers", there are only gas chamber skeptics. Same with "anti vaccination nuts", I t
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by innguest 11y ago
All of us here on HN know that governments never conspire so Wikipedia has to be lying there. Also, the article mentions they were "socialists" and as we all know here on HN, people that think "socialists" "conspire
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by innguest 11y ago
More information about who in the US has and hasn't merged those two sounds: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonological_history_of_Englis... It's the cot-caught merger.
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by innguest 11y ago
Why should I reveal something about myself without a quid pro quo? If I'm going to give information away I want some information in exchange. How about next to all price tags for products in any store, put the cost of the product next
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by innguest 11y ago
Wow, I really enjoyed Cookie Clicker but this is unplayable. I just learned a lesson on how important graphics are for some people.
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by innguest 11y ago
> I've seen [lay] people [...] put down PHP Would you learn to drive on a Lada?
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by innguest 11y ago
Why are people whose last names end in -owden so attuned to privacy issues and fairness? The sample size is 2 so I'm being facetious, but it's interesting that "ouden" is (ancient) Greek for "nobody" which if I
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by innguest 11y ago
What is the connection between "First they came for..." and anything Jewish? The original does not mention Jews: http://www.martin-niemoeller-stiftung.de/4/daszitat/a31 Let the guy (or gal) make a joke,
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by innguest 11y ago
Here I delineate my argument more clearly. Originally responding to the issue of trucks and roads: "(...) it seems to me that if heavily loaded trucks are causing a disproportionate amount of damage they should be taxed at a rate which
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by innguest 11y ago
If you have money in a 401(k) account you deserve what's coming to you soon. Again. EDIT: don't listen to people talking about compound interest. If you have a 401(k) you will be paying this interest to the government bonds your
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by innguest 11y ago
And yet when I say that the government doesn't like fat because it makes people healthy (less dependent on the government) and faster thinkers (less likely to blindly trust the government) people downvote me. Impact of obesity on the b
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by innguest 11y ago
Because fat is good for the brain and for the body (it makes you slim and a fast thinker) whereas carbs are the opposite - obese people have 8% less brain tissue. The government wants dumb unhealthy people that depend on it so it can perpet

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