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Someone find out who the pig purveyor was in Mike Sula's Chicago Charcuterie Underground story!
about 17 hours ago
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Commandment #596 --- Destroy the seven Canaanite nations --- Jewish people have awesome commandments.
about 17 hours ago
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@ where?
10:55 PM Nov 25th
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Best HN comment of the week (not coincidentally from Patrick again): --- "I built something I wanted: a business."
9:03 PM Nov 25th
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Unbalanced NYT blogpost on the pay-to-pitch phenomenon: --- cut-and-dry: virtually no winning startup paid to pitch.
3:58 PM Nov 25th
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@ ya, the goose/duck is already cooking SV, so it'll be cold smoked for just a couple hours.
3:55 PM Nov 25th
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@ If I backed away from the computer every time I got confused, I'd never get anything done.
3:48 PM Nov 25th
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@ It's a goose augmented with 6 duck legs.
3:45 PM Nov 25th
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Honestly I think Ted Stevens got a bad rap on the whole "series of tubes" thing. At least he tried to comprehend it.
3:34 PM Nov 25th
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Bringing: baklava, celeriac slaw salad, smoked octogoose confit, parsnips+fennel+duckfat+brownbutter.
3:29 PM Nov 25th
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Flavor Bible (not me, the BIBLE) urging sister to include game birds and cointreau in her chocolate bundt cake.
3:18 PM Nov 25th
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Via pediatrician visit: mild headaches, even chronic, don't worry them unless they wake the kid up in the morning or come with nausea.
2:55 PM Nov 25th
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Gotta smoke something for thankoween. Short ribs out. Thinking of smoking the octogoose confit.
2:49 PM Nov 25th
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The great think about Wikipedia criticism is that there's an audit trail. Evil admins RV your edits? Show us the link!
1:04 PM Nov 25th
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@ I'm sorry, but I mostly love you when I'm drunk.
11:47 AM Nov 25th
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@ If the criteria was "actual flaws in the runtime", C would be the most secure language. That's not the criteria, though.
11:44 AM Nov 25th
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@ PHP is bad, but it's still not as bad as writing bare-metal C.
11:38 AM Nov 25th
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I agree with FX. It's not a Java|C# tie. It's C++, ObjC, C, PHP, Perl, Ruby, Python, VB, Java, C#.
11:33 AM Nov 25th
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@ Sure. Some languages admit to more/more severe classes of vulnerability. Hard to have a heap overflow in Java, unless C is helping.
10:41 PM Nov 24th
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SV disaster! Probe removed from water bath, short ribs boiled to internal 180f! THANKSGIVING RUINED? It's all down to the octogoose now.
8:22 PM Nov 24th
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- Bio I abuse software, professionally.
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