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10y ago
It's an ad.
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10y ago
That's a lot more to do with Vim that your terminal emulator. It chokes on some files pretty reliably.
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You're actually making the issue worse by conflating burnout with simple... I guess laziness? In fact the whole reason why burnout is such a fascinating phenomenon is because it takes otherwise highly productivity people who do not ha
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One of the more ridiculous arguments in favor of the new MBPs was a refrain of "HDMI is on its way out", "HDMI is old tech", "New equipment won't use HDMI".
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I've gone through 6 startup IPOs since 1999 in the valley, and have watched as it went from a way to reward employees to a whole lot of voodoo bullshit. I'm a little stunned when I see people still talking about the startups they
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No... No you're not. Not at all. Why would you think this?
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It's not a joke, and yes, it's fair. Walk down a street in San Francisco, you'll walk past literally dozens of people literally screaming for help. Feel free to try, report back after the inevitable complete and utter disaste
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And in a dense urban core in a mild climate that makes perfect sense. Which greater Manhattan is not.
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I think at some point you are going to have to accept the fact that no, cars are not going to go away in the US. You can crow all you want about how much better mass transportation is but you're arguing for the benefit of society to th
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So when my car breaks down I should expect Toyota to say "sorry that's a Takata issue take it up with them"?
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The idea of a hardened perimeter around a soft squishy interior has been proven repeatedly not to work.
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Google doesn't use agile. Specifically to avoid the kind of nonsense you cite.
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Link to that Queens listing? Or one like it? Not that I don't believe you but... I kind of don't believe you.
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Why is an article with only a tenuous connection to techn from an author who's written seriously about miracles existing showing up on HN?
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I work in both the executive and IC sides, and no, the "ATTENTION AND EFFORT" clause is not standard, at least, not that I've seen. Typically at most you'll see no-moonlighting clauses but I've never seen them phras
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So if you're right then doesn't that mean that half of all federal inmates are there for marijuana possession?
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10y ago
You fundamentally overestimate the current and near future capabilities of machine learning.
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> Someone explain to me why this is such an issue? You're maybe on the wrong website if you need someone to explain this to you.
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Not only many of these comments, but a few commenters jumping on the thread within minutes trying to repeatedly question or throw shade on Russia's role in this.
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Are you under the impression that different parts of the US government typically "speak" with difference voices? This was an official government publication, that means "Who" is "The US Government", period.
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So I don't mean to be snarky, but what it's useful for is apparently exactly the same things every other device like this has always been useful for, nothing more. What you said is 100% identical to what someone with a Chumby woul
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You're praising them for being developers, rather than actually making anything finished. I'm glad you respect their effort so highly but that doesn't mean anyone else is "flaming" them for pointing out the constant
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To abuse a phrase: it is difficult to make a dev finish a project when his livelihood depends on him not finishing it.
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But doesn't our understanding of what is natural and what is supernatural - where the line between them lies - evolving constantly? Is it vitalism (or some other investment in the supernatural) to believe that what constitutes the mate
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We're talking homeless, not simply poor, and I'd love to see some citations.
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I have to admit this line of thinking never really resonated with me, and it resonates even less as I get older. My goal in life is not to have minimum impact on my environment, and yes, that includes nature . I think the nuance of the m
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"Bullying"? Come off it.
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Yes, wireless headphones in 2016 are clearly something only the geniuses at Apple can fathom.
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I think this has little to do with the "reality distortion field" and everything to do with Apple steadily and irreversibly appliance-ifying their product line combined with a distinct lack of any kind of indication of direction f
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I for one am shocked - shocked! - that Snapchat would be the kind of company to be cavalier about this kind of thing.
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