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bliving
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Comment #5767432
"At the present time, pre-built binaries are not available for Tarsnap — it must be compiled from the source code." https://www.tarsnap.com/download.html
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Comment #4522548
In Canada, the slope is very slippery. Hate speech, under the Canadian Human Rights Act, is anything "likely to expose a person or persons to hatred or contempt". For better or wor…
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Comment #2094574
Yes. And they're not shy about it either. "The way in which the J-20 was unveiled also reflects China’s use and control of information technology to support national interests. The…
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Comment #2070968
"extremely complete library" I'm interested in how the completeness is defined, as the standards available are loose at best. I couldn't see by what measure they considered this wo…
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Comment #1954407
It was the sentence before that which caught my eye: "The cost of a move, in terms of training, hiring experts, rewriting entire application and tool suites, rounds of testing, and…
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Comment #1085392
The Bureaucracy won't give up paper easily. Please tell me the iPad will kill (at least that part) of The Bureaucracy? Maybe a paperless society is happening closer to the center o…
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Comment #1064840
Yes, there's a lot of inertia in infrastructure. And the Internet's infrastructure isn't as centralized as, say, the power infrastructure. There's a lot of links in the DNS chain t…
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Comment #1064810
It's not obvious to an outsider that "Hacker News" is Paul Graham's playground and that he is the one "you are having a problem with". As an outsider, I would have assumed as the p…
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Comment #986221
And the Macintosh project at Apple; complete with pirate flags!
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Comment #970310
It's emotionally draining to wade through all the crap being spewed around (I'm not blameless!). But in a "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow" kind of way, I'm hopeful thi…
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Comment #959433
Entrepreneurs come in all shapes and sizes. I often fall into the trap of visualizing "entrepreneurs" as the stereotypical lone wolf, jack of all trades type. I remind myself that …
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Comment #958568
I apologize if I've distracted anyone with the "industrial" reference. I'm much more interested in the science behind the climate change [insert synonym for industry here]. I am ve…
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Comment #958040
You're referring to the dataset that is the basis of enormous de-industrialization projects. Is it too much to ask to have it properly designed with sufficient documentation? ~A Je…
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Comment #890170
2.7 was the first CD set I purchased. Haven't regretted it. It was their 'man' pages that sold me. Complete and helpful. Their great documentation is one of their unsung accomplish…
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Comment #887693
Specialization would be my first guess. But then the problem is, how do you identify a niche that stays under Google's radar long enough to exploit any advantage? So, you just have…
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Comment #876940
This isn't suprising when teachers are required to ignore "teaching moments".
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Comment #875181
reminded me of the line in "Roxanne": "Oh, ho, ho, irony! Oh, no, no, we don't get that here. See, uh, people ski topless here while smoking dope, so irony's not really a, a high p…
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Comment #855416
Acard (acard.com) sells battery backed RAM/CFcard solutions for well under $500. There are compromises. It will fit your budget, but may not fit your needs.
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Comment #851781
Apologies for not being clearer. I believe that they agreed to this co-development project because they are getting a good deal; as in, no being charged 10x because they're chinese…
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Comment #851773
Apologies for not being clearer. I believe that they agreed to the co-development
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Comment #850687
Construction will happen in China (Qingdao), with project management and components(?) split between China and Europe offices. And not that funny; I know of heavy manufacturing com…
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Comment #840445
That and... "Your parseLinks() and processDocument() methods must complete within a total 10 seconds per document processed" ... as a limit on processing leaves room for competitio…
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Comment #839865
"You can organize it [what people are saying about you] by highlighting the good stuff and rationally responding to the not-so-good stuff" Of the example links, only Trader Joe's h…
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Comment #828940
It's great to see multiple open data formats being supported. But I expected more "meaty" data, such as: http://crimemapping.edmontonpolice.ca The cynic in me believes that the pol…
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Comment #811220
So... I'm unnatural, and should be put down?