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    Comment #15050865

    This seems like it would result in sub-optimal insulin spikes.

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    Comment #15050597

    Sorry, the antecedent of "it" was "colorado" there, not colorado springs.

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    Comment #15050359

    Productivity is certainly very high in go compared to rust; however, I've found that confidence about how the code executes is much easier to acquire in rust if it compiles. Regard…

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    Comment #15050348

    Is any of the news content on snapchat worth watching? Scrolling through their entire offering seems to offer less information than a casual glance at the front page of a newspaper…

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    Comment #15049928

    > In the videos I saw, Antifa and BLM were stalking (and eventually hitting) people in Charlottesville with bats. Well, which one was it? That's a massive difference in identity.

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    Comment #15049619

    Have any numbers you'd care to furnish? Cost of living may be one of the highest, but you can easily get a 2 bedroom or a house in the burbs for $1500. It's quite easy to allocated…

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    Comment #15049383

    It depends entirely on where in the state you are—the liberal places are mostly Denver, Fort Collins, and Boulder. Colorado springs is one of the most conservative cities in Americ…

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    Comment #15048060

    Denver is even better—competitive wages w/ washington & lower cost of living.

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    Comment #15042154

    I'd be interested if you could demonstrate there's a strong correlation between that and peak traffic—but I suspect things like GOT premiers will be highly competitive with netflix…

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    Comment #15042142

    > Sadly, they don't have debuggers or reference compilers, just written language definitions and consultable output collections. Why on earth would you want this? That's tantamount…

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    Comment #15042018

    > You don't say, "I am learning mathematic", unless you are a cretin. So why is "maths" plural? It's sure as hell not countable. What is "a math"? At least "mathematic" makes sense…

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    Comment #15042009

    Why is configuring displays so damn difficult? It was never clear to me why there needed to be so many tools (xrandr, xorg, X, startx, xinit, xanorama) to just get a basic display …

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    Comment #15041874

    > deliver all the crazy stuff they promised. I dunno; I'm still trying to figure out whether it's a great idea or the worst idea. I don't want to have to do a code review on my inv…

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    Comment #15041035

    Well, I agree their data center technology is impressive, but—again—it's hardly unique. HBO and MLB both serve similar levels of peak traffic with similar quality, though netflix m…

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    Comment #15041033

    So—Walmart is a tech company? I'm fine with this definition, but virtually every valuable company will be a tech company in the near future.

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    Comment #15031906

    Really? AFAIK MLB's video service powers MLB, HBO, and soon Disney—it's already a reality. Source: https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/9/16118694/disney-bamtech-es...

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    Comment #15031902

    > Controlling your own technology stack, sometimes even developing your own dev tooling internally, can be a decisive competitive advantage. That's true generally, though. That doe…

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    Comment #15031203

    > What separates a traditional company from a tech company these days really just revolves around how much the company values tech. I dunno; netflix has nice tech, but it's hardly …

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    Comment #14984992

    If you protect it appropriately, you've basically re-implemented exec.

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    Comment #14972701

    I think "cultural" is a better term than "paradigmatic"; the latter typically refers to ontological revolutions, not process revolutions.

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    Comment #14972691

    Why, though? Assumably the replication would be the interesting part, and presumably both teams work would be equally valuable showing the same result. Innovation is overrated; may…

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