model_m_warrior

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by model_m_warrior 8y ago
Zero profit. This is good for bitcoin.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Probably means you don't go to jail in 2018 for mean tweets. Or some other modern Nazi line, amirite?
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Seemed that way from the beginning. What kind of people become journalists?
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Again?
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Here I am, still a lowly brilliance apprentice.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
This guy works in HR.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Just proving that Churchill wasn't right about everything.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Are Ponys classes akin to Erlang modules or does it take a more enterprise-y perspective on OOP?
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
What benefits does Pony have when compared to Erlang?
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Tech is full of school marms now. Thats how we know its mainstream.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
That should hardly be news. It is up to parents to teach history and a philosophy of history. Public schooling has went full on post modernist indoctrination.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
You're the guy who hates big corporations? I'm the guy who wants to end world hunger.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
I feel great today.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Man, I find this comment annoying.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Indeed, Front enders will never be the geniuses the people writing ad hoc CRUD operation end points are.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Qatar - $127,523 GDP (PPP) per capita Is my point.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
"by implying that only irrefutable facts are admissible" lol.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
"comparable in wealth to the US"
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Really learning about the empirical evidence and reproducibility in 'science' has been a real bummer. I was made aware via the Sokal affair and have taken keen interest since. I'd even go as far to say this is why Trump won.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
> Again, who gives a shit if they are "boring"? Me.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
I believe the idea is to ensure no one can use the listing to brute force.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Gotta get into the enterprise somehow. Even if that means bloating the language so its easier for the career desk jockeys to use (ie: dont ask them to learn something new).
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
In my years on the internet I find the content works itself out, so I'm unsure why I'd pay anyone anything. Half the reason I like most of it is because it's free.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
I honestly do not see the need for these bloated features being added to Js just to appease programmers who refuse to learn a differing methodology.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
For all the good press PDF is still a bitch to work with when trying make end to end workflows (particularly if you want to avoid opening acrobat or something).
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
One assumes any worthwhile company has strategies for both short-term and long-term profits.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
https://www.nature.com/news/over-half-of-psychology-studies-...
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
There was nothing wrong with AMD loading, but the Js developers really wanted to use their bloated frameworks. We're several years in. Everyone getting their advanced Js applications faster? Exactly. I like Js.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
I've written JS every day for nearly 10 years now. I do not have an answer.
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by model_m_warrior 9y ago
Doesn't surprise me in the least. Of the coal miners and programmers I know -- only one set enjoys a subset of people who've built and wired their own homes with little formal education and even less complaint.

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