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forgotpwtomain
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Comment #14813703
Well given that this party is funded by taxpayers, for the purported benefit of said taxpayers and their society; I do think its problematic that said party would hold such a view.…
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Comment #14813587
> That database must be a wet dream for law enforcement. Because obviously people buying a few pills of ecstasy or a tab of LSD are a serious danger to society and should be taken …
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Comment #14796588
> For the latter, you are declaring your opinion as fact. Every language allows redundancy and variation of expression; if it truly provided no benefit, why have we not seen a popu…
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Comment #14793928
Curiously I find myself disagreeing quite a bit with Larry. > If a language is designed so that you can "learn as you go", then the expectation is that everyone is learning, and th…
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Comment #14774753
>However, any possible password with a standard printable ASCII character set will typically be found in Rainbow tables up to 10 characters long making expensive cracking unnecessa…
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Comment #14754214
Interesting comment by Gorhill from the above discussion: >> I thought web extensions couldn't block that content. > I just ran a couple of tests, and I believe you are correct. > …
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Comment #14644719
Website administrators: Please do not disable everything except google bot in your robots.txt [0][1] - this is a terrible practice making our internet worse. [0] https://web.archiv…
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Comment #14637914
> I think AMP pages are 10x better than the ad-filled, slow as molasses, jump-around-as-JavaSript-loads, Firefox on mobile supports extensions, so you can use UBlock Origin / UMatr…
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Comment #14626054
Hmm, I find the auto-associativity to be a bit weird for example: ≫ 1/12 c 1 / (12 × c) = 2.7797e-10 s/m
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Comment #14611996
I remember last time I looked at their projects page it was very underwhelming. Doesn't seem like that has changed.
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Comment #14606938
> citation? http://www.businessinsider.com/pisa-worldwide-ranking-of-mat... > I didn't define useful either: > but if you can understand written instructions it doesn't matter what…
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Comment #14606765
As you say, they definitely aren't uncorrelated dimensions - otherwise we would have seen ~50 pilots within one stdev for all 10 dimensions. So this simplified metaphor really isn'…
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Comment #14606664
> It tends to be a negative correlation. This definitely needs a citation. It might not have significant correlation either way, but I cannot find a reference for the former (some …
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Comment #14606398
Somehow despite all the conversations around education in the US the education system still sucks. I went to one of the highest funded (amount spent per child) public schools in my…
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Comment #14595174
> A qualified peer review would (hopefully :) have caught this and other latent issues if an HN commenter did. Would the qualified peer-review necessarily be reading the NodeJS cod…
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Comment #14577056
The entire concept of suicide being illegal is appalling to begin with. No one ever asks a human being whether they want to live life, and for any entity to presume jurisdiction ov…
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Comment #14523693
At $9 per pound of tomatoes? I think the claim that it can, and do so affordably needs a reference to somewhere it actually does.
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Comment #14521305
One of my primary uses for Skype has been phone-calls to family (international landlines) and it has at least been reliable in that regard. Most recently Hangouts no longer works o…
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Comment #14521239
I've been using Skype since 2007 or so. While I haven't found a more convenient alternative, the application quality has always been extremely low. This includes failing to sync no…
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Comment #14515410
Because you can't feed NY or SF with 'hippy-feel-good-low-tech'.
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Comment #14508790
This is the kind of attitude that leads to low quality, scrappy code, akin to copy and pasting Stackoverflow; I don't believe that a developer should need a great memory but they s…
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