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jlujan

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    Comment #20877866

    Their "Trusted Root Catalog" is a total fiasco as well. They were one of the AWS IoT launch partners and they apparently repeatedly failed to including AWS root authorities in thei…

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    Comment #20177516

    Layout is very similar to https://artlist.io/page/aboutus

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    Comment #19496062

    When going through a similar event, I was able to find resources at the hospital that helped a lot. In life and death situations they often have patient advocates on staff. I was a…

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    Comment #10144188

    There is T.h.e. Brain trust that hosts online support groups for brain tumor patients and caregivers. I am on the adult ependymoma mailing list. It is a good way to find specific h…

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    Comment #8051942

    As a residential subscriber this is contractually the case. ISPs do not allow the operation of servers in residential contracts and they are almost always provisioned with asymmetr…

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    Comment #7953161

    presumably, as a programmer, you check return values. Especially if they could be a null reference

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    Comment #7952769

    >I have occasionally downloaded apps through one of the APK downloader services mentioned in the article comments -- I've had mixed luck. One of the biggest issue of running Apps (…

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    Comment #7320619

    What you are referring to is a design pattern called fluent interfaces[1]. They do make for very usable APIs when used to represent pipelines and filters. They are also used heavil…

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    Comment #6460175

    Another nitpick. The article doesn't specifically say text file. Who is to say it has newlines at any reasonable spacing. Why is this front page.

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    Comment #6054679

    Yes. I am aware how to sort and can only read your comment as as informative sarcasm as to the ease.

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    Comment #6049891

    Screw map, let me pass a comparator function into sort for interfaces.

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    Comment #5999681

    I am new to go with a Python and C# background. Using Revel on my latest project. Not completely convinced it provides that much over roll-your-own or composition with Gorilla's li…

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    Comment #5786777

    See my comment above https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5786754

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    Comment #5786754

    "On February 5, 2013, the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of Veterans Affairs announced that instead of building a single integrated electronic health record (iEHR), both DO…

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    Comment #5642812

    tl;dr "If you have a strong sense of the overriding moral superiority of your worldview, then the need to protect and advance it can seem the most important duty of all." I'll take…

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    Comment #5574760

    Like the where's waldo of "high res suspect photos"...

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    Comment #5188511

    The barrel is probably the only part that has "rigid tolerances". The AK is famous for a stamped receiver with minimal machining. http://ultimak.com/AKReceiverID.htm

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    Comment #5184300

    >Were I the folks in charge at Boeing, I'd be looking at a joint venture with Mr. Musk, starting today. Boeing and Lockheed are pretty much the only space flight companies working …

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    Comment #5160944

    Yes, I would read Seneca first or I highly recommend "A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy". Then reading Epictetus and Aurelius. Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Wa…

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    Comment #5093874

    >Ragequitting is childish, a sign of immaturity. I had never heard this term before. I agree with Jeff in general but there are very legitimate reasons beyond immaturity. One is ma…