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About dvanduzer
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Comment #23983659
Why do you think understanding math requires hard work?
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Comment #23923932
Hail Eris
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Comment #23552288
We must act now, and let the billionaire class play the Most Dangerous Game. It's our only chance of survival!
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Comment #22264331
$ whois a1.6z.com
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Comment #22119477
I intended that as a reference to an XKCD strip[0]. Folks often talk about public goods like scientific research, as if the "real stuff" couldn't possibly happen without private in…
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Comment #22111899
(arxiv.org is not archive.org if someone wants to fix the title. both are absurd creations that can't possibly exist, though.)
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Comment #21612482
I found Spinoza and Wittgenstein comprehensible. I've found many other philosophers not so. My comment is not satire.
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Comment #21611900
Wittgenstein's Tractatus is one of the most accessible pieces of philosophy ever written. I recommend it. For an even more accessible view into Russell and Wittgenstein, and well, …
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Comment #21505798
On what basis can you compare a writer/editor from GMG with the private equity group that purchased his employer? Are you saying that we can't trust his motives and competence, bec…
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Comment #21505480
Barstool is referenced more than once in the piece, but not directly by name. Deadspin did not fail, it was murdered. And I know you aren't saying it directly, but this really shou…
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Comment #21295956
A crawler has two high level options: parse the page, or render the page. Most of our parser-based crawling is done by Heritrix (crawler.archive.org) and most of our render-based c…
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Comment #17450952
A five minute outage of the point-of-sale system during the lunch rush can easily cost even the smallest of restaurants several hundred dollars. True, most websites do not have thi…
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Comment #17177368
Website: Help me relate this to the Web of Trust
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Comment #17173251
Yes, that is the core thesis of the article. For the last 30 years, that tiny fraction (0.1%, correcting what I assume was a typo/misread) has seen their overall share grow. Thirty…
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Comment #17039265
Was the lesson that there's a fortune to be made in software maintenance?
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Comment #16503338
Overall crime rate in the US (everywhere?) has decreased since the 1970s or so. There is speculation it had to do with lead paint. There has not been a single "mass shooting" in Au…
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Comment #16352032
I mean, you can call the APIs locked down if you insist, but SaaS is SaaS. Would you count S3 as a locked down API, for example? OpenStack's Swift (and plenty of other products) wi…
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Comment #16351759
Indeed, Federation was only a part of their Enterprise offering. :rimshot: It is only Slack-to-Slack, so it is not interoperable in that way. Shared channels are a thing now too, a…
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Comment #16351673
Seems like Slack figured out how to make a lot of money out of interoperable groupware. If they'd been slower at it, I'd still be saying they're an acquisition target for those com…
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Comment #16351661
AOL bought them. Slow burn.
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Comment #16351656
Slack has the saving grace of optionally supporting an XMPP gateway, for those still committed to that dream. For now. (I sincerely hope this comment isn't too prescient.)
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Comment #16322418
The article says it's about shopping experience, but I would be surprised if they aren't also looking at warehouse logistics. Put the clipboard into a HUD, etc.
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Comment #16303441
Some societies seem to focus more on individual success than community survival. I want to live in a society that is obsessed with creating a future where every member can thrive. …
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Comment #16229744
You're not generally wrong about tone. But: > He has stressed, for over half a century, the importance of the treatment and access of information, which turns out to be the top pri…
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Comment #16228938
I would love to see more of the interview, with however much polish you feel appropriate! I will mildly argue the case for posting raw footage with a link I posted elsewhere, the r…