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t3soro

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    Comment #20539699

    Imagine you receive $10,000 worth of meat, with a legal restriction that prevents you from selling that meat before it spoils. You have to keep it in the freezer for two years befo…

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    Comment #20539692

    You can't exactly set aside the cash when you receive illiquid assets, such as restricted stock or options, in compensation. It makes it a huge risk to even get equity in that situ…

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    Comment #17805284

    > meaningless words

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    Comment #17778371

    If you're the CIA, you have installed dark fiber or at least satellites bridging your Chinese Tor nodes to the rest of the worldwide Tor network.

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    Comment #17737071

    [flagged]

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    Comment #17735231

    Removal, as in expulsion. I didn't miss a thing. The gas chamber mythology is entirety based on emotional propaganda. The facts point to the German camps as a network designed for …

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    Comment #17735152

    What's RTL stand for?

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    Comment #17733726

    Anne Frank wrote in her diary with a ball-point pen which was not even invented yet. Something to hide perhaps?

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    Comment #17728573

    [flagged]

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    Comment #17660055

    RCTBridge.h

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    Comment #17599361

    A bug fix is not a breaking change. You are speaking in tautologies. "A bug fix is a change that is a change to the API". No, bug fix does not change the interface. A bug fix does …

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    Comment #17599346

    Thanks for that pedantic insight, doc. It's patently obvious that API compatibility is a computable problem. You are just checking if API1 is a subset of API2. Even if foo() never …

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    Comment #17599337

    He means, how can a machine determine it?

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    Comment #17427634

    Very cool. Thanks for sharing it!

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    Comment #17371910

    The argument that penalties should be paid out of the purchase price would probably hold water. When Smyte entered into those contracts they took on some duty to honor them and to …

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    Comment #17361004

    EDN is nice, but the curly brackets are a hassle when editing configs. That's why I prefer using yaml to configure my Clojure apps.

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    Comment #17181323

    It's probably a bad idea to run a whole cluster on your laptop anyways. I never understood that practice. Just set up a server/mini-cluster and use that for development to host you…

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    Comment #17033013

    Principal Software Engineer is what I use.

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    Comment #17017456

    > some people want an egalitarian project rather than an authoritarian one Plenty of us prefer the authoritarian model, rather than the chaotic model of arbitrary consensus.

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    Comment #16512822

    These guys don't need computers, what the hell is anyone going to do with Microsoft Word experience in a place with no electricity or computers, besides LEAVE? They would be just a…

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    Comment #16380765

    It's not, though. You have the R&D costs of the ASIC, which you don't have to sell to the public, or can run them on your own schedule before releasing them for sale.

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    Comment #16306746

    The government borrows by selling treasury bonds, then the Fed buys them and keeps them on their books, and the Treasury gets US currency in exchange. The Fed can also buy other as…

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    Comment #16111383

    dang, nobody understands what you are talking about.

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    Comment #16111372

    ITT: sensitive nerds who don't appreciate humor to cope with tragedy.

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    Comment #15963214

    You go back home and do it, obviously.