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Re: Disqus bait and switch, now with ads

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

And my terms of service read 'and if you change your terms of service in a way that I don't like I will disable your plug-in and I'll bitch about it'.

That doesn't make any sense. You agreed to their terms of service and now you're complaining because it doesn't match your ideals. Disqus is a great service provided for free, what did you expect?

I have to say, if it advertises by pretending I endorse its arbitrary links, then it is not a great service.

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I can't say I'm impressed here. In the process of being all self righteous and morally outraged, you have killed the comments contributed by your audience. It strikes me as odd that I kept coming back to your blog, mainly to see whether my comment #775739854 of ~January 23rd was still pending moderation. That post represented considerable effort and it included remarkable data points highly relevant to your post subj…

O hey, just found the heap profiling runs. As you can see, the C++ version uses much less memory (also the C version by the OP uses 73MB - whoa; The OCaml#3 might report 12MB, but the C++ version clocks in at just 12KB. I'm guessing he C++ version would use the same order of magnitude as the OCaml#3 on comparable input sets, though) Command: ./c-version Massif arguments: (none) ms_print arguments: massif.out.18434 MB…

Ah well. It looks like I'm just invisible to you then. Sorry for bothering.

Good luck with the blog

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