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begurken
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About begurken
I've been around long enough to be tool agnostic; whatever is best for the job.
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Comment #5887076
All caps are great! They make your message more compelling. Please keep defending America with your caps lock key on the internet.
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Comment #5851462
This entire article creeps me out. The whole system described is to encourage people to have no life outside of work. No family, no community engagement, nothing like that. Come to…
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Comment #5850060
I have no idea of what you're trying to say... ... it appears that your only statement is that there are bad people. I would agree; it seems that quite a number of them have found …
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Comment #5694867
Ooh, low class... like those filthy manual workers, right? Or sailors... they swear all the time. Not to forget those filthy colonials from the antipodes and their gutter mouth. Th…
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Comment #5694826
If sharing this in your organisation is a career limiting move, may I suggest that your organisation is irretrievably fucked (see what I did there) and only cares about superficial…
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Comment #5692691
From the article: "While using more than 256 colors in GIF is in most cases a bad practice, and should be limited to certain technical cases where extreme size can be tolerated" Wh…
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Comment #5655687
In CA where I live, I suspect they're not going to any effort to analyse addresses at all beyond what the automatic system provides. My parents live in Australia, where apartment n…
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Comment #5618531
Utter rot. Babies should be eating 'crap' (nice pejorative by the way) that comes in a package if their mother is unable to breast feed. Many many women are physically unable to br…
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Comment #5618485
Utterly useless and completely ignorant advice for a mother with an infant who is unable to breast feed. Small babies can't eat 'foods' as we know them; they can only drink. It's a…
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Comment #5616753
The words "fooled by randomness" come to mind. He got lucky, and thinks that he didn't.
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Comment #5605550
Works fine for me here in CA.
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Comment #5588034
Still dead as a dodo here in the Bay Area. Edit: ... and it's back as of 23:00 PDT.
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Comment #5587993
Wow, almost 40 minutes of total outage now. They're going to be having one helluva '5-whys' tomorrow ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5_Whys ).
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Comment #5581931
Expect further irrational responses like the Boston Lockdown, while factors that kill several orders of magnitude more people continue to be ignored. What is worse is that the cond…
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Comment #5536449
Life must be especially complicated for you, considering that each of your assertions are flat out wrong. Facebook, Google, and Microsft not profitable? Seriously dude, just google…
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Comment #5509955
I advise meditating on 'force HTTPS everywhere' for a little while. The idea has a great number of pros, and almost no cons. In general, leaking information to intermediate parties…
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Comment #5477865
From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causes_of_the_Great_Depression "In their 1963 book A Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960, Milton Friedman and Anna Schwart…
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Comment #5477817
"And, anyway, whether or not the CEO is 100x more productive, her output is worth 100x more. How do we know? Because that's what she's being paid." That is classic circular logic. …
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Comment #5466310
One thing missing in this debate is any mention of the precautionary principle. I suspect that this type of problem (in which a large number of factors, none of which cause major p…
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Comment #5255430
Also, do not be deceived by "data science": it's mostly a bullshit term, and translates roughly to "programmer who knows basic statistics" This is utter rubbish; I really wish peop…