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by 7777fps 7y ago
"Just do all the things that you would do if you weren't depressed". Thanks mate.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
> Uber-scale profitable That's an oxymoron, Uber are massively loss making.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
The way I read this is that companies who are slightly less evil than others are really the bad ones because someone else could come in and be slightly less than them, and then everyone loses? Except if companies are fighting to treat emplo
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by 7777fps 7y ago
I went to a Decathlon in the UK to buy a bag and it was a weird experience. There was something a bit unnerving about interacting with a system with not enough feedback. A reassuring 'beep' from the system would have helped me kno
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Also a lot of people saying "It's just a flu" have clearly never actually had flu, they've had bad colds which they assume are the flu. The flu deadly, and this is worse.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
You've got me wondering about the utility of a genuinely write-only language. As a thought experiment, would there be benefit to letting functions only be written once? No-one could come along and break code by changing a function. If
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by 7777fps 7y ago
That's a bargain really, still less than rent.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
My reaction was "These are all post-rock album covers". Compare to the real things: https://www.factmag.com/2016/04/20/best-post-rock-albums/
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by 7777fps 7y ago
The hoops are the way such discounts are made affordable. If you're not willing to jump through those hoops you pay more which then subsidize those discounts for those who are willing to do so or otherwise unable to afford the product.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Super mario is orders of magnitude simpler than most web applications. Almost the entire state is encoded in the current frame and there are only three instructions.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Maybe it's because I'm a Windows user so I'm not your target audience Mac user, but my IDE already does all of this. From my IDE , I can already interact with GitHub, JIRA, search stack-overflow, and pretty much anything else
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by 7777fps 7y ago
In the UK prosecutions are brought on behalf of the Queen (it is the Crown Prosecution Service), you don't escape that framework because your victim has potentially broken other laws.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
I'm keen on the idea that priority is not a thing, a single issue cannot have a priority. Priority is an order . If your tracking system makes you assign a priority like "high" then it is collecting something that doesn&#x27
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by 7777fps 7y ago
It's called the "right of reply". It's courtesy to reach out to a company and include their response without critique about whether it's "corporate bullshit".
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by 7777fps 7y ago
H1 used to have a mechanism where researchers could push to make raised issues public if a ticket was ignored or marked as wontfix. That was a good way to keep companies honest, an implementation of responsible disclosure. So H1 could imple
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by 7777fps 7y ago
GitHub isn't git. Code reviews, pull requests, actions (CI), are all value that GitHub adds over git. Just because the VCS stays up doesn't mean github going down doesn't impact work.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
We still trust photos 100 years after they were edited in the darkroom. As ever, context matters. This isn't some armaggeddon scenario where suddenly either anyone can be stitched up for anything or all evidence must be thrown out.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
To elaborate on this, the entire country does this on the same day to vote in our general elections and it scales to 70m+ people without any issue. The reference to the North East and Sunderland is that they are usually the first to declare
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Yes, as frustrating as it is to need on occassion to rm -rf /node_modules and start again to fix things, at least that's an option.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Great soundtrack too.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
At which point the government could produce more themselves. Why shouldn't governments own private industry if it still competes through the market?
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Hacker news, where everyone proves the point by recommending a dozen different solutions.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Well maybe Ring shouldn't have bundled so many third party trackers. If it really were just crash reporting, this would have probably gone unreported on.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
And by "don't take that into account" you mean "transact anything off chain" including other currencies, goods, services, etc.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
If you can hash faster than everyone else combined you can re-write history. So you could make a transaction and then re-write that transaction out of history allowing you to spend that money again. When you make a valid transaction, you ha
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by 7777fps 7y ago
The "introduction to mix" was particularly fun as a language introduction: https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/mix-otp/introduction... It's a short project in which you create a homemade key&#x2
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Very few appear to include New Zealand: https://emojipedia.org/world-map/
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by 7777fps 7y ago
previous discussion from the release candidate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21981908 The new sort api seems like a significant improvement.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
Spooky, that whole article relates so deeply even the examples feel as if they're lifted from my brain.
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by 7777fps 7y ago
It's an odd way to cheat too, if they realised they had data from the validation set, couldn't they have over-trained a model with the validation set in the training data?

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