simplemath

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by simplemath 11y ago
"I don't want to live in a world where someone makes the world a better place better than we do!"
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by simplemath 11y ago
Di Napoli pls.
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by simplemath 11y ago
Who gives a fuck, he's unelectable.
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by simplemath 12y ago
>be careful... you might find yourself quitting your job and living out of a van in Colorado to climb every day... That sounds terrible, why would anyone do such a thing? Brb, quitting job, buying van.
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by simplemath 12y ago
There's a pretty ugly culture around IP.
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by simplemath 12y ago
I'm irrationally annoyed that Neal freaking Stephenson is using such a shItty host.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Accept no substitute for the rooster. Same with Chili Garlic..
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by simplemath 12y ago
>[#] "comprised of" is a correct usage, for anyone sucked in by the poor guy obsessed with editing it out of Wikipedia (many words have opposing meanings and some great English poetry depends on this; the term causes no confusi
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by simplemath 12y ago
It's frankly disgusting.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Any public network that passes datagrams?
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by simplemath 12y ago
Xkcd - wrench vs encryption
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by simplemath 12y ago
I think a lot of the problems with your teams may have been you.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Well there was that big tada about MS/Docker, now this... A lot of good things happening in Redmond right now. Now if they can somehow fix this upcoming Lync is now Skype Business business, I'll be really impressed.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Your analysis is absolutely solid, but I'm not sure anyone read this and thought "Oh gee how nice of M$ to give back". In the end I think this is overwhelmingly a net positive for both MSFT and developers.
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by simplemath 12y ago
I find the tone of general acceptance of surveillance in this discourse deeply upsetting.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Every time I am stuck behind someone merging at 40 into a 55 I whisper a silent plea for mass adoption of SDCs
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by simplemath 12y ago
shouldn't? yes. Can't? Unfortunately, no.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Time for another facile PR stunt, Apple! Alternatively, how about sowing 0.01% of your cash back into these workers and demanding that the factory improve working and living conditions?
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by simplemath 12y ago
>Though I suppose it would be pretty hard to write additional JavaScript to interact with the generated code.
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by simplemath 12y ago
I've seen plenty of platforms that write their own code from UI-type elements. That code is scary.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Same with OneNote. It has a lot of great features... and a metrick fuckload of legacy creepy crawlies under the hood.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Using ResourceFork to give my tiny shuttle Class 6 Plasma Cannons in Escape Velocity...
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by simplemath 12y ago
How did you get "other programmers" as the villain in Aleynikov's disgusting tale? Just wondering.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Which just reinforces what a shell game all of it really is.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Overlord x270 OC. 27" 1440p IPS 120Hz. $450.
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by simplemath 12y ago
IIRC the conclusion was that the air ducts were the only feasible infection vector
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by simplemath 12y ago
See reply here for why healthy people should still get a flu shot https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8456067
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by simplemath 12y ago
There's already limited evidence that some transmission is occurring via atomized saliva/mucous. A truly airbone variant could cause a "get in your bunker and ride it out" kind of event.
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by simplemath 12y ago
Don't listen to this guy. Get your flu shot.
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by simplemath 12y ago
They raise your antibody serum levels so you are better able to fight live virus.

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