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Satire inspires change, sometimes as a last resort.

, reach != revenue

>...but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career.

I believe the technology we are looking for is called "trees"

Survival of the Fattest

is a feather a discovery or an invention? (am actual philosophical inquisition)

Bring it back!

Such as a Royal Navy?

Can I set the tuning to A=432Hz ?

Hence, my suggestion to invent new words!)

Child, orphan, zombie" computing terminology is goofy at best. A process has a child? Already doesn't make sense, it's replication and mitosis, not reproduction via fertilization. To anthropomorphize (make human, apply human qualities to) computing processes, threads, and conceptual allocations of heap space is an attempt to invite our biological comprehension into a digital domain, but sometimes it is better to invent new words.

Ratio of users who are [hackers, entrepreneurs, tech people] has gone down, that's all.

Similitudes in timbre. There is plenty of room for improving the state of the web. Not 100% certain IPV6 is that, but it certainly offers more address space, and that would be foolish to avoid embracing simply because old tech is duct-tape-able enough.

Listening to Merrick Garland US AG all I can say is, let the man cook.

why dropbox when rsync"

>a good thing in principle to align driving behavior with insurance policies.

explain how it is not a roulette of penalties until you reach the upper echelons of wealth

>AI is always three weeks away from allowing him to replace all his employees.

  Well isn't that a temporal oddity

100Mbps 15 years ago in Australia would have been huge, the return on investment almost instantaneous for that timescale (Say, 14 months)

Having done a research report on redwoods years ago during summer language school, I learned that giant trees once covered all of North America and Europe.

What a chart.

Just LinkedIn searches and Indeed.com searches

Much gratitude for your application, I have used it so far to apply to an opportunity I would otherwise not have found. Optimistically this will help me get back into a corporate gig using Clojure.

First Come First Served?

The apian version of Chomsky's null hypothesis?

When I was young I dreamed on having a USB stick (not yet invented) I could take with me to different kiosks and have a standard OS load my specific instances thanks to my custom key. This approaches that functionality and I think it's pure brilliance that you've included such thorough a demo for us to enjoy that you spent so much time and enthusiastic effort into creating and making manifest. So, I applaud you there and thank you for making it open-source that's super cool, and might inspire someone to make a kiosk that, by default, loads your site.

The rules / guidelines actually suggest against leaving comments that do not add substantially to the conversation -- so if the threshold required to make a post is increased, naturally fewer events meet threshold energy than elsewhere. Also suspect most users interact via mobile, which is less accommodating for longform typing of replies.

Known to dabble in genius works.

"If a warrior's head were to be suddenly cut off, he should still be able to perform one more action with certainty." (quote from Ghost Dog, film)

Let me guess, the "one pedal" design was not catching on in focus groups.

This is really amazing I'm very impressed and happy you released this. Can you share more details about your development rhythm of this helpful piece of software?