nthcolumn

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by nthcolumn 9y ago
hnews.xyz - scans quickly, avoids comments, leaves, ftw.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
You think that if they can tweet they won't have to go out and murder. Let off a little steam on facebook??? Really??? Really??? Obviously they are doing both and by 'shitposting' you mean posting videos glorifying their vict
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Glad you know that most vets are underpaid. Entry costs are massive - you can't just rent some office space and you cannot really do it alone, there are some single vet practices, they don't make much. If you think some of the equ
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
80% of times according to this research the robot overlords will not be fooled. Of course, the success rate is little consolation. The fact that it will be applied at all is the problem. People who expect gay people to go back into hiding a
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Never mind reeducation camps what about people trying to sell you loafers...
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
What is your point though? Who cares how it does it? The fact that it can tell gay from straight will have privacy implications for both. Not to mention that it is not revealed in the study how much of the feature set was based on grooming.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Totally agree! Heterosexual women will have to wear makeup and grow their hair long to avoid being misidentified as lesbians. Personally I think it is wishful thinking on the part of people who think that you aren't born gay. This alg
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
And in the context of privacy with regard to public surveillance systems with facial recognition capability your point is exactly what?
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Sorry my bad didn't google it properly first, not a spelling nazi - it just makes my brain hurt to look at it. js library names has become like domains now - everything already taken, boing.js, bounce.js, pulse.js, throb.js, even wubwu
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Not part or ever will be it seems. Their application officially just recently being moved to the out tray.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
e-Stonia has e-Residency, and various other internet-based shenanigans. You can get an e-passport, set up business, get residency, travel documents, online, I think. Just visit your local embassy with proof of id. They are selling themselve
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
The views they disagree with are fascist views so yes duh. they are literally anti-fascists. Have you any examples of them opposing any views which aren't fascist, violently or otherwise? We should oppose that.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Yeah I remember it doesn't apply. This isn't Godwin as we are talking about actual Nazis. The right, the vast majority of decent Republicans want nothing to do with these scum. If you call yourself alt-right then you probably are
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Reddit is a business. I don't support businesses that facilitate child rape forums. You do. That's how we are different. Other businesses should not suffer for what Reddit does so I use the internet, on usenet other providers like
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
How much free speech you think you'll have when they have their fascist state?
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
There will be any number of reasons to favor PostgreSQL over the DolphinDB and vice versa. I have owned various on linux, aix, windows, sco-unix, vax from pick, rms, isams, 4gls dbs, ingres, informix, sybase, mssql, db2, oracle, solid, post
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I was on digg but stopped using the site as it was overrun by pedos and not wanting to be associated with child-rapists I was part of the reddit-exodus. Reddit was even worse than digg, still is. I complained about violentacres and his ilk
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
My free speech/opinion: >and even the Dark Web will allow paedophiles, hit men, and every type of criminal alt-right? Why don't you call them what they are - Nazis and fascists. They are lowest of all these. There is probably s
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
They get all their best ideas from UK.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
If I had a choice it would be tp2 - that's a beaut piece of software you got there... definitely does not suck.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I checked search preview and got 'Jira sucks' ahead of 'Jira success stories'. So yeah I'd say it is a meme now. I don't know if it really sucks that much. I do think it suffers from that crm configurables dise
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Data Breach Exposes Thousands of Job Seekers Citing Top Secret Government Work(gizmodo.com)
94 points by nthcolumn 9y ago|35 comments
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I'm not sure about competing in track and field but played professional team sport at the highest level, agree maybe in the gym or on the road you push yourself to the edge and beyond but on the field it is the repetition, the drills a
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Secrets put on internet in Whitehall blunders (2011)(telegraph.co.uk)
26 points by nthcolumn 9y ago|10 comments
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
So many jobs washing coal coal is so dirty. Dirty as, well, coal. Can you imagine how many jobs? I can't, so many.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
So glad POTUS did this. It is a huge waste of money to find out what the general public already know. The health effects are very, very bad! The worst!
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
This is, for programmers at any rate, terrible advice and something many noob programmers do. If some code is right at the edge of your range then you are not bright enough to refactor it later. I can't say it is a good idea for singer
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Microsoft make more money from Android than their awful Windows phones. Personally worked on SCADA systems for powers stations but never on windows, all DEC-Unix and Linux in fact how I got into linux in '97. My kids both nearly teenag
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I too was going to suggest the counter-intuitive 'remove the helmets' until you said that. Wasn't it the case that there were some form of padded helmet then? What was it like when there was no headgear of any sort? It is sti
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Which packages would you say are the most glaring omissions? I thought that R would become even more popular now it is on Azure ML - (if you haven't checked MSFT Azure ML out you really should - it's a blast). I use both (cut-past

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