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    Comment #47001825

    There's definitely a scale for curiosity and self-inquiry. Some people actually have very little going on there.

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    Comment #46964098

    If they heard from the CEO specifically, it was probably based on the CEO vibe checking the resume as a last step after passing the entire interview process. The CEO may have spent…

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    Comment #46957633

    I'm guessing it gets overrun by spam, scams and porn bots even faster if its a low budget community thing.

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    Comment #46957617

    Its less funneled although most straight lines will approach the southern tip of India. Singapore is one of 2 possible ways through Indonesia and its the shorter one.

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    Comment #46948180

    Look at the map, all ocean travel between East Asia and India/Europe basically has to go past Singapore. They've been a trade and financial center with a substantial chinese popula…

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    Comment #46934618

    Both the Soviet and Chinese first few five year plans accomplished the following: 1. Mass starvation at a few points due to central planning errors 2. Horrifying purges and paranoi…

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    Comment #46930486

    Japan controlled much more of China than the communists did before 1945. And having half your country occupied is bad for GDP. You made a mistake and believed some propaganda here.…

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    Comment #46911316

    And now you're in court strenuously arguing that you weren't sexually gratified by the photo of your kid in the tub. Obviously most people are sensible most of the time but sometim…

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    Comment #46882342

    And that's before you get into purchasing power parity. Not only at the consumer level, but the government level. The US has been working on SLS for what, 15 years? And its an over…

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    Comment #46880880

    Agree wholeheartedly with the exception that Bush 1 alone out of all of them may have actually been a successful shadowy lever-pulling elite. Spends his early life running a tiny f…

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    Comment #46872682

    I looked, and you outlined a solution that would be hard to achieve in a vacuum chamber on earth. Now we're going to launch it into orbit and it will work great? Building data cent…

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    Comment #46866875

    Seasons mess that up unless you're burning fuel to make minor plane changes every day. Otherwise you have an equinox where your plane faces the sun (equivalent to an equatorial orb…

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    Comment #46866837

    Data centers ultimately need to provide power and remove heat. Solar might be a little easier for power in space, maybe, but heat is an absolute no-go, stop, this will never ever w…

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    Comment #46865938

    I think he's genuinely changed for the worse, quite a lot, in the last 10 years. Staring down failure seemed to keep the worst tendencies in check, being untouchable amplified them…

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    Comment #46852165

    I'm talking about memory management in-process, I dont think cgroups would affect that?

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    Comment #46843293

    For the most naive code, if you're calling "new" multiple times per row, maybe Java benefits from out of band GC while C++ calls destructors and free() inline as things go out of s…

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    Comment #46835741

    No amount of writing could ever outweigh that debate performance he had. He should have declined to run and let a primary winner enter the race with some momentum.

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    Comment #46820699

    Nitpick, blacksmiths typically did forging, which is hammering heated metal into shape with benefits for the strength of the hammered material. CNC is machining, cutting things int…

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    Comment #46806548

    This was early-00s so it was slightly more trouble than that but still not the end of the world. The point is, the person wasn't trying to hedge against looking bad, they literally…

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    Comment #46805629

    I think you're being a little unfair to the civil servant who has to follow the law regarding procurement. I once knew someone who had to solicit 3 bids and document them to buy a …