msane

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by msane 10y ago
the fact that his username is INTPenis ... doesn't quite elucidate it either, actually.
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by msane 10y ago
I honestly think it holds the project back.
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by msane 10y ago
Demand does work that way. Why does a drug dealer give free samples at first? ... Creating demand. What they will not have for long though is a monopoly on supply in India.
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by msane 10y ago
This looks great. After this the next step for Jenkins should be to change the name.
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by msane 10y ago
It's introducing people to the service and acquiring market. Better prices come later.
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by msane 10y ago
A common case is for typeahead completion. You have a requst to the sever in flight to get typeaheads but the user has entered more characters and triggered another request. Now you would like to ignore the old one. Since async calls are no
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by msane 10y ago
> I think Atlassian is the company that makes the most out of the git marketplace Think or know? For enterprise version control, I would be surprised if they made more than Github. I'll take enterprise Github over Stash any day.
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by msane 10y ago
I think you nailed it about his drive for successful serial entrepreneurship. Slide was sold for an ok price but was shut off. I don't know how Levchin fared at Google but I assume he probably didn't like working for someone else.
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by msane 10y ago
Do you think retail credit lending isn't sleezy, dang?
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by msane 10y ago
Having known Max, I stand by my comment.
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by msane 10y ago
appreciated
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by msane 10y ago
> He wrote all of PayPal's fraud algorithms and built the entire platform. And that's pretty difficult for a giant lumberjack!
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by msane 10y ago
I can't believe this guy is into credit lending now. A bit sleezy tbh.
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by msane 10y ago
Please don't speak like that here.
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by msane 10y ago
Force would be misleading, it's more like "enable"
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by msane 10y ago
Interesting story, but meta-clickbait.
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by msane 10y ago
Was at Best Buy recently, the Apple Watch display table was much huddled around.
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by msane 10y ago
I like the minimalism of the demo charts. Most charting frameworks tend to have default configurations which demonstrate more features than necessary as an advertisement of their competence for potential users, who are likely to copy defaul
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by msane 10y ago
Thanks
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by msane 10y ago
Someone proposed tracking django developers using the django command line? What a ludicrous and creepy idea. edit: why downvote? that's what it says: > the developer commands: startproject, startapp, runserver
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by msane 10y ago
It's in the app permissions!
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by msane 10y ago
Ive been pretty impressed by the latest AWS services. There are a ton of them though. I wouldnt expect anything different from a system designed to accomodate arbitry infrastructure. I'm considering deploying to Lightsail next, which l
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by msane 10y ago
I suppose you would watch the world burn.
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by msane 10y ago
Of course. "Do you really think" it's fine to encourage them further?
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by msane 10y ago
Wow. Thanks for the insight into this psychology. It's all greed with you then isn't it? You'll lie to people and de-educate them for good money. Perhaps you would consider being a slum lord or a pimp or a drug dealer for the
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by msane 10y ago
such smart. impressed. "p2" "p3". knows unique terminology. literal genius. so smart. A dozen programming languages just for fun? You definitely know what you're talking about and have very worthwhile contributions.
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by msane 10y ago
It contains requirements. The format is custom and it's text.
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by msane 10y ago
When it can, detecting thoughtcrime might not be far off ... AI could soon filter some of this stuff or screen it to alert humans, which will obviously be a good thing. But I think it's up to us to adapt to new technological environmen
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by msane 10y ago
I'm not knocking stoicism, it's a great outlook. But it asks us to have some perspective. A weakness of Stoicism is that it can allow people to attribute too much of thier emotional and intellectual success to thier own powers,
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by msane 10y ago
> Do you really imagine that everyone not in the first world is constantly suffering? Of course. Water sanitation is a big thing. Access to affordable food, the list goes on ...

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