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Anagmate

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    Comment #20400828

    Haskell indirectly solves this by separating `trace` (a form of logging) from IO (trace is a procedure that logs function call while all other IO must be contained in an IO monad).…

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    Comment #18078111

    Had an awesome experience with german Amazon support - he was very friendly and helpful, sent an e-mail afterwards where he explained how the problem occured in more detail and got…

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    Comment #17562633

    > "buy only from us or never from us" And? Seems like a valid move (from both moral and corporate perspective) to me.

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    Comment #17562626

    if the practices used by the company were so bad and abusive, shouldn't the customers just move to another company? Voila, problem solved, the company no longer has monopoly.

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    Comment #17051420

    > to allow the source page to carve out How would that help? If I have malicious site, I just wouldn't use that feature.

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    Comment #15002418

    I feel like YouTube uses its monopoly to create a walled garden focused on (in their own words) advertiser-friendly content. The thing is, it makes perfect sense from their side - …

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    Comment #12827716

    This would probably be too hard & expensive to implement, but it seems as the most user-friendly solution: create connection protocol where both ends send all possible protocols th…

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    Comment #12696111

    for me, it throws several false alerts (Twitter, Flickr and few others). Is it possible that it's caused by my browser extensions (uBlock Origin, Disconnect)?

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    Comment #12523224

    wedding photos keep you on facebook, which means more time spent on facebook -> more ads server & more behavior tracked. If you click the news, it will take you away from facebook.…

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    Comment #12401029

    my approach to this consists of 4 security "levels": 1. I have one "throw away" password for services I don't give a fuck about 2. 2 passwords for ordinary services (breach cannot …

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    Comment #12400899

    not really - I get the offer fairly often when looking up a route somewhere, and I don't have Uber installed.

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    Comment #12350926

    I feel like a large part of the negativity around Node.js comes from the callback hell and almost everything being async. Solution to these two problems (an ingenious one I think) …