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estefan

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    > Also I'd argue that London hasn't fixed crime Or pollution. The city is a cesspit. I can't wait to get out.

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    Comment #13470033

    I dropped backblaze when I read that you have to reattach external disks every 30 days or so or they'd just wipe the whole backup of that disk.

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    Comment #13455084

    I doubt the top 1% got rich by insider trading.

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    Comment #13455055

    > He prefers to invest when it is actually possible to possess information or insights that have not been widely distributed to other potential buyers via public disclosure. This i…

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    Comment #13443794

    Don't quit. Validate your idea first , then implement it. Read "Nail It Then Scale It" and "The E-Myth Revisited". You'll save time and money. You might also study business strateg…

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    Comment #13435882

    > Isn't this exactly the point of using a naked `self` instead of the reference `&self`? Yes it is, but you only see it's a naked self if you look into the method. From the outside…

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    Comment #13434628

    Nice example. I was learning Rust over Christmas so I see how it works. But one issue I have is that from the outside it's not obvious that your `close()` method will take ownershi…

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    Comment #13386330

    There are only release candidates of the fixed versions on https://releases.ansible.com/

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    Comment #13383584

    The article is wrong. Pypi only shows 2.2.0 released in November. That's my point.

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    Am I the only one who finds it pretty unprofessional to release the exploits when the fixed version hasn't been released yet (and anyway was only scheduled to have been released 48…

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    Comment #13342748

    You might find "Singing and the Actor" useful. IIRC it covers anatomy and is more than just about singing.

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    Comment #13342709

    I think there's a reason lots of famous billionaires keep working. I've been hearing from my parents how boring retirement is, and from my own experiences of extended vacations I'v…

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    Comment #13318469

    Don't the piwik team have a copyright on the name? Surely they can prevent them using the name if they have.

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    Comment #13296962

    > I would take it further, and recommend dropping all expectations, but I suppose at that point we arrive at zen or taoism. Yeah that's the natural extension of it, but I'm not qui…

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    What sort of things do you want examples of? This approach opens you up to far more opportunities. Say you have a spare weekend and you aren't sure what to do with it, but feel lik…

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    > In the United States, we are obsessed with happiness. But as people get older, research shows, they cultivate happiness by avoiding unpleasant situations. Someone asked a few day…

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    Comment #13269344

    I've been using this plugin but it doesn't seem to do auto-import. Does it definitely support that? Apart from that, as you say, type detection isn't always particularly useful. Ap…

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    Comment #13269243

    I've literally just started learning Rust after following it for a few years. I wanted a language that was type-safe and produced binaries to simplify deployment. I chose Rust over…

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    Comment #13221354

    > it being fined up to one percent of its annual turnover Now they're fines we should be proud of. Not like the pathetic smack-on-the-wrist fines they've dished out to banks and Go…

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    Comment #13186057

    No one wants to pay over $4B for it.

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    Comment #13185345

    What's the TLDR?

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    Comment #13177352

    That's only because of Uber's interpretation. From the FT article: > California law defines an autonomous vehicle as one that is able to drive “without the active physical control …