Kaveren

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by Kaveren 8y ago
Because my email is free of spam right now and I'd prefer to keep it that way, especially without a promise my email is not going to get sold around in a mailing list. I also shouldn't have to research around to see if a website a
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Why do I need to give my name and email so I can be added to a mailing list before I can even see the content? Obviously this isn't a problem because the submission has the content, as does the other commenter's direct link, but I
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by Kaveren 8y ago
I am aware that Bitcoin is not the same as the myriad of altcoins. Faith in the cryptocurrency market as a whole can affect all prices, and that's half the point. Besides, it's only been what, not quite 10 years since the first
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Amusing that the Bitcoin / Bitcoin Cash split is now even deeper with a split in Bitcoin Cash. Just keep on forking until everyone has their own cryptocurrency, I guess. Aside from that, a point nobody seems to bring up is just how unp
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by Kaveren 8y ago
This is extremely irresponsible, and never should've even been possible to occur in the first place. Imagine all the possibilities past goofing around: 1. Could sell account contact information. (The least threatening option.) 2. Cou
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Just for context it seems the above user works at Google based on previous comments. The idea that Google has internal research indicating this wouldn't be surprising to me.
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by Kaveren 8y ago
You know this already, but smartphones are just computers that are small and portable. That's the only difference. Many of the operating systems are similar or based on those you'd use on a desktop or laptop computer. There's
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by Kaveren 8y ago
I'll continue to shill for the company's services unless anything becomes evident. Nobody has offered anything that ProtonMail / ProtonVPN wasn't able to explain adequately. Nobody else I'm aware of offers their own
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by Kaveren 8y ago
The claim that getting rid of net neutrality rules is unlawful is an interesting one. I can find the repeal being called illegal in multiple places, but what law specifically are they breaking in particular?
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As I see it, "having" to be the best would be synonymous with being extremely competitive and placing a large amount personal pride in that. It's why I was asking why you felt that way. You separated it from cheating to overp
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by Kaveren 8y ago
> "Even having to be the best is for "losers" IMO" This makes no sense. Being extremely competitive and taking personal pride in being the best makes you a loser? By what logic?
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by Kaveren 8y ago
The contexts of my reply were about your reply to the other poster's comment. You seemed dismissive of legitimate points brought up about the inability to make many choices freely, as if it were something you didn't care about. Yo
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Notion has a web application you can use, no need to download.
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Makes me wonder how many of these campaigns are fraudulent. You know, in cases when you don't have someone so stupid that they bring legal action against a co-conspirator because they got screwed over while committing theft by deceptio
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by Kaveren 8y ago
If you're in favor of Singapore's draconian restrictions on free speech and criminal justice system among other issues combined with blanket public surveillance, you're approaching "total control".
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Alcohol and caffeine both appear to be legal in Singapore. Perhaps we should criminalize it and sentence anyone who uses both of those to prison time. They're drugs, after all! Or we could recognize people's personal freedoms and
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by Kaveren 8y ago
It might be indicative of something, but how many people are going to be searching for Facebook anymore? There's only so many markets to expand into, and if you have it installed you probably won't search for it much. Not that I n
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Thank you for the recommendation, I was not previously aware of Notion. I've taken a look at it, and it seems to have all the amenities I wanted. It seems to have most everything I was using Airtable for, but what I really like is all
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by Kaveren 8y ago
I use Airtable for my job, mostly as a project management application. This may be an unusual use case, but I find myself limited at many times. I feel like Airtable is very unresponsive. On the community forums, they seem to communicate ra
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by Kaveren 8y ago
For the architect metaphor to work out he'd need to be a programmer, which I doubt because he'd likely mention that if he was. Also hard to be a programmer if you've never used a computer.
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Yes, always. A minister of a diplomatic department should have diplomacy experience. A minister of a justice department should have justice experience. Anything else is ludicrous. > "But Mr Sakurada responded that other officials ha
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From zero to #1 on Product Hunt, 1500 subcribers & 35 sales in under two weeks(indiehackers.com)
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by Kaveren 8y ago
I'm completely opposed to the view that bad craftsmanship is acceptable because of time constraints. You are paying for it very dearly, very soon. It is of the utmost importance to write the best code you can from the beginning, and I
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by Kaveren 8y ago
A modern application developer should be at least vaguely familiar with Unicode, so character encodings should not be an entirely foreign concept. You should be able to use a search engine to figure out what ASCII is, though. That's fa
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1954 is not current day USA.
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The US isn't forcing economic interactions of its liking anywhere.
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The US isn't trying to build a global empire of any kind, this kind of reckless hyperbole is not productive to discourse. Just because the US is involved in conflicts you may disapprove of in the Middle East does not make current day U
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by Kaveren 8y ago
It's pretty far from threatening a person and their family with bodily harm. You are not entitled to be employed by any particular employer. If someone is stuck in a single job and unable to get employed anywhere else, that's an e
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That would be the employer's decision. If you are fired for these sorts of reasons, you should be more than welcome to tell your story to people. Perhaps it will hurt the company's business.
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by Kaveren 8y ago
Employers should be able to fire employees for their political beliefs no matter what they are. It's not remotely on the same level as race or gender or anything of the like; political beliefs are chosen and based on ideology. Laws aga

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