NameNickHN

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by NameNickHN 11y ago
Some people mature earlier than others without being foced. For some the ideal childhood is playing outside, playng games or playing sports. For others it's technology and science.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
No. France has very far reaching mass surveillance laws and still they weren't capable of prevent the last two terrorist attacks. Mass surveillance does nothing to prevent this. Only change in politics does.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
> We should have had a historian running around saying 'I don't care if you are ever going to use them -- we are going to keep them' The really couldn't figure out by themselves that they shouldn't throw away the
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
Coupled with a time machine.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
> investigating these sorts of crimes Those are not crimes in the usual sense and it's almost always pretty clear who did it. And we know what causes terrorism. Statistical analysis isn't going to help settling political differ
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
I sympathize with you and I think you should do it. But you should come up with a "real" reason other than "because I can". For example, I imagine the military requires a different service level agreement than the averag
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Anne Frank’s Diary Gains ‘Co-Author’ in Copyright Move(nytimes.com)
56 points by NameNickHN 11y ago|51 comments
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
The comparison to the Library of Alexandria is misleading, I think, because even if GitHub goes under, almost no data will be lost. Every bit of code that is hosted on GitHub is being stored locally somewhere by someone and and in many case
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
I already don't feel free and not because of the terrorists.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
It looks like this will be the norm in a couple of years. I expect that there will be a time when no music or books are entering the public domain anymore.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
Back rubs are nice, sure, but reducing working hours and hiring more programmers would be a better solution. A mentally burnt out employee with loose back muscles is still a burnt out employee.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
From my experience: If it's man made, it can be opeend, broken, circumvented etc.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
It must be so because often enough I see really ugly website addresses in ads like www.promotion.brand.com.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
Why is this a thing? Why is someone trying to create a trend that we need to follow. I make sure my sites work with and without www. In HTML documents it doesn't matter which you choose because the website address hidden in the link ta
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
In this context the word simply translates to attitude as mentioned in the article. Why not using that?
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
My own project: http://www.appointmind.com/ Panasonic and Honda among others use it. For a client I've built and maintain part of the backends of the largest speed camera app and data provider in Europe.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
I think it's poison for a developer. I work(ed) for two companies with open floor plans as a freelancer and I try to minimize my onsite time as much as possible. Either I get close to zero work done or I have a splitting headache at th
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
For me it would depend on how long the downtime would be. When I deploy new code and change the database structure it usually takes only a couple of minutes. That's not something I announce days in advance if at all. Most of the time I
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
This is not surprising but I fail to see the downside. The internet is complex already. The new top level domains won't add much to that. I think that there was no end-user demand whatsoever for more so-called DNS extensions, [or]
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
Vanilla ice cream, real strawberries and strawberry syrup on a keyboard. Wasn't the same afterwards even though turned it inside out and I cleaned it.
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
Not exactly new but with new features all the time.
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Show HN: Appointmind – Online Appointment Scheduling(appointmind.com)
4 points by NameNickHN 11y ago|1 comments
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by NameNickHN 11y ago
I totally agree. I run a Saas from my home office and have some large customers (as in multinational corporations). They completely focused on features and service. There were questions about myself and my company but in the end it was the
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by NameNickHN 12y ago
Thanks.
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Ask HN: How to distribute wildcard subdomains to different servers
2 points by NameNickHN 12y ago|2 comments
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by NameNickHN 12y ago
That hope is pretty much gone, now.
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by NameNickHN 12y ago
The other day I talked to a business partner and told him that our customer base grew by 150% in the last year. He then asked for absolute numbers. I just told him the absolute numbers are still embarrassing low and left it at that.
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Creating a Better Looking, Cheaper, and Simpler Product(appointmind.com)
1 points by NameNickHN 12y ago|0 comments
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by NameNickHN 12y ago
> German genders don't make sense - why is a table a strong, proud man, whereas a mangy, flea-infested feral tomcat a proper lady? This should be the least of your worries and - in fact - should be the last you should learn. Just p
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by NameNickHN 12y ago
I had to learn Russian in school and for the life of me I can't understand why anyone would want to do this to themselves voluntarily. Russian looks weird, sounds weird, and nobody speaks it apart from movie villains (and that not even

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