Azkar

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by Azkar 10y ago
But Facebook doesn't get any cut of a sponsored post. (meaning a company paid an individual to write a post)
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by Azkar 10y ago
If the service won't be responsible for incorrectly validating the ID, what's the point? Seems like you'd be paying for nothing, really.
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by Azkar 10y ago
Why do you need to disclose your salary? It's just as easy to say "I won't accept the position for anything less than $X"
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by Azkar 10y ago
Well now when someone removes left pad from npm your whole terminal can break.
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by Azkar 10y ago
I'm happy with how the issue was addressed. No one can expect perfection from a complicated piece of software such as this. I was glad to have received the email and find the blog post with a thorough list of FAQs. I'm glad to see
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by Azkar 10y ago
At sea-tac the other day, I watched them completely close a screening line so that they could perform a shift change. Really? You have to shut down the ENTIRE LINE in order to change out a few people? These people need lessons in efficiency
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by Azkar 10y ago
How come the FBI isn't afraid these guys are going to sell the same exploit to foreign governments which will use them to break into US government phones?
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by Azkar 10y ago
That's kind of the spirit of this question. Things like dates are really hard, but because we use them every day they seem 'easy'
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Ask HN: What was the last 'easy' thing you did, and why was it hard?
3 points by Azkar 10y ago|4 comments
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by Azkar 11y ago
It's not that it's difficult to understand, it's about comparing apples to apples.
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by Azkar 11y ago
I don't understand why he talks about a javascript problem being solved, then goes on to show us examples in coffee script.
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by Azkar 11y ago
Exactly. The slope begins with a phone released in 2013, but it doesn't end, ever - unless we can set the precedent now that Apple doesn't have to do this kind of thing.
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by Azkar 11y ago
And most places already have a system that works and no incentive to upgrade their tech from 15 years ago.
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by Azkar 11y ago
That just makes it easier to skip reading.
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by Azkar 11y ago
I feel like there is a big difference between "right" and practical. The world isn't black and white, the authors clearly have had problems when the comment was removed, so it's probably better to just keep it there. I p
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by Azkar 11y ago
This really isn't a problem that's unique to the SPD. I've worked for several corporations that are resistant to change for whatever reason and it is extremely frustrating. The engineers end up being told to do X, instead of
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by Azkar 11y ago
It really baffles me that a company will still treat customers like this. Amazon has become bigger than wal-mart because they focus on the customer, maybe other companies will catch on and follow suit. Customers are not stupid, they underst
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by Azkar 11y ago
So you're proposing that amazon didn't bother to check that the provider was real before listing it on their website? I just don't see amazon blindly adding service providers to their website without any sort of vetting proce
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by Azkar 11y ago
There were definitely "older" devs that wanted to do those things, but they didn't have the 15 years of tenure to be able to make those decisions. I should rephrase to say that if your devs don't want to learn new things
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by Azkar 11y ago
I worked at an organization that didn't let us use stored procedures or OOP because the older devs couldn't understand them (it was a Navy contractor, so there were guys that had been there 15+ years). If you decide not to use a t
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by Azkar 11y ago
The Poe's law is strong in this one. It had me going.
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by Azkar 12y ago
I agree. $30K/yr is a lot of money, but it shouldn't put anyone on the street. Sure, it might not allow you to live a glamorous lifestyle in they valley, but you have the freedom to move somewhere a lot cheaper to live if you&#x27
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by Azkar 12y ago
Taubes touches on it in this article a bit: http://garytaubes.com/2011/11/catching-up-on-lost-time-%E2%8... It's not a scientific study, but it addresses the obese people not eating significantly too much.