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by 467568985476 10y ago
I dunno... it's easy to say "someday the price will decline" but without putting a specific timestamp on it, it's a pretty meaningless thing to say. There are so many idle naysayers on the internet, I have a hard time ta
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by 467568985476 10y ago
Please go into more detail. Start with the evidence.
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by 467568985476 10y ago
Have you ever been to a safe space and tried to participate in discussion? I think the grandparent comment is spot on. Honest questions in good faith are honored, even when they come from ignorance. What's not honored is people looki
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by 467568985476 10y ago
And all the people saying, "Well, give him another chance. Everyone makes mistakes and maybe he can learn from his..." as if this kind of "mistake" is a normal one that anybody might make. I think it says a lot about the
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by 467568985476 10y ago
I think that Marx comparison is pretty wrong. Marx expected a global workers' revolution that would result in a classless society. He was an advocate of armed revolution against the bourgeoisie. As far as I can tell, anything he wrote
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by 467568985476 10y ago
The attacking part is great. It's the "fail fast" part that they messed up on. If the machines worked, would we be having this conversation about a company accused of lying to regulators and defrauding investors? Maybe it&#x2
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Did they spend the $9.6m series A already? The CEO is apparently a cofounder of Sidecar and has experience in investment banking and at a VC firm. Maybe they're bleeding money and realized in today's climate they'd never be a
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Even with a proper exposure including a shutter speed as short as 30 seconds, a person walking in front of the camera won't show up unless they stand still. You can use that technique to take a picture through a busy sidewalk and see t
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by 467568985476 11y ago
The probably use an existing, well tested tool for user authentication (why reinvent the wheel?), or have comprehensive coverage for it already. There's no reason for tests for logging in to be slow either way. And after all, it's
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by 467568985476 11y ago
It's the same Dan Lyons story about Hubspot that was on HN a week or two ago.
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by 467568985476 11y ago
What's the NPM package name?
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Why the snark? It would be trivial to add another gender option to the page, and it would make the world a slightly friendlier place to a few people. Must everything be an argument?
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Frankly I think this is a ridiculous, inhumane, and fundamentally ignorant point of view. Ridiculous - The idea of testing drugs with the hope that they magically treat something completely unexpected and without any theoretical framework s
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Would you mind elaborating on his insight into online communities? I'd love to read his perspective in depth
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by 467568985476 11y ago
thanks dang you are running a tight ship around here
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by 467568985476 11y ago
It is perhaps a silly requirement, considering that the salespeople still passed the required exam. But I see it as symptomatic of a cultural contempt for regulations. It seems like a conflict of interest for a company to wantonly decide wh
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Which studies in particular?
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Indeed, and other digital medium format cameras such as the Phase One are in the 100MP range. Of course, they're impractical for a lot of reasons - the $55k price alone puts them out of reach for most hobbyists.
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by 467568985476 11y ago
What are the other, more important reasons that research is unreliable?
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by 467568985476 11y ago
You make it sound like he unfairly pissed off the political correctness police. He's actually shadowbanned because he posted wanton, meaningless, racial-slur-filled rants that contributed nothing to the discussion, despite warnings.
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by 467568985476 11y ago
How much do you sleep per night and how much caffeine do you drink? I used to nap like that too, until I reduced my caffeine (one cup of coffee in the morning now) and started consistently getting 8-10 hours of sleep per night. I'm muc
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by 467568985476 11y ago
*referer ;)
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by 467568985476 11y ago
I think that might be an issue with your friends, not Facebook. I improved my facebook by liking the pages of a bunch of cute animals. Now it's basically an instant messaging client that comes with a stream of puppies and kittens. I al
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by 467568985476 11y ago
My impression of I Am a Strange Loop was that it contains a subset of the ideas in GEB, and lacks the off the wall charm (and delicious mathematics) that GEB contains. I sometimes recommend it to people who tried to read GEB and gave up, bu
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by 467568985476 11y ago
I think you misunderstand me... I'm not making a judgement about the art produced with any device. The art of photography is only tangentially related to camera gear quality. I'm saying that comparing smartphone camera quality at
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Would you mind clarifying what you mean about the definition of "unanimous" in this context? Even if it technically means "not actually unanimous" it still seems pretty misleading to me. Why would they explicitly say tha
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Both of these phones have great cameras, but they don't hold a candle to the performance of even crop sensor entry level DSLRs and mirrorless bodies. It seems pointless to me to split hairs over picture quality between two strong optio
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Did anything come of the bedbugs? I'd be so paranoid about bringing them with me that I'd find any alternative - friends, hostel, expensive last minute real hotel.
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by 467568985476 11y ago
As minimaxir pointed out, she's not even an employee of Dice.com, she's works at the similarly named video game studio DICE. A legal minefield for Livecoding.tv for sure...
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by 467568985476 11y ago
Perhaps it's a manual cronjob - developer wakes up every morning at 9:00am, SSHs onto the production system, starts up MySQL, runs all of today's DELETEs.

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