Pywarrior

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by Pywarrior 7y ago
mentors to instill discipline?
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Hacker News Dark Mode
4 points by Pywarrior 7y ago|5 comments
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
where cam i download the leaked data?
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
Do they mean a lower tax rate or total dollars? I'd like to talk about total dollars not percentages, percentages are misleading. If someone is paying 1 million in taxes and you pay 10 thousand, they pay more than you, regardless of co
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
...and a nice size TODO section
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
I can't disagree with you but I'd still like to respect the definition of 'truck'. It has a specific meaning within the car world.
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
Except you didn't buy a truck, you bought a tall unibody car with a bed. It has vastly less utility than a frame based truck/suv. If you are happy that's great and ultimately that is all that matters, but to compare ridgeline
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
computronium
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
You're not a hypocrite. I still like to know the level of dogfooding someone practices.
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
Someone else essentially patented data lineage, processing a dataset and tracking which records passed/failed a set of validations and storing a code for each validation that failed. Thanks Obama and your first to file change.
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by Pywarrior 7y ago
Do you drive an EV?
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
It will be, it's just not ready for sale yet. "Currently under development as of May 2018." The company still needs revenue, so they bid projects, which is probably the best way to test new technology, I mean, other than dril
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
It sounds like the author does not want to pay taxes. How much tax does he want to pay?
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
They also promote a podcast or other recording that appears to be an hour long, there might be more info in there.
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
A key elements of successful outsourcing are defining quality standards and remediation processes in the case the supplier quality changes and fails to meet those standards. Outsourcing can often and if managed well likely lead to higher qu
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
This is an important question, microsoft controlling the servers that host most open source code is not great but what they really bought was the community. If those developers move a small project no big deal, but, those same developers wi
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
Your suggestion is farcical, both in the suggested method and size metric. Short laws would only lead to a greater degree of interpretation from fallible humans to reach a disposition.
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
This is excellent, we need innovation in the US solar panel supply chain. Energy independence is tantamount with security.
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
It's Closed without arrest and Open/No Arrest that are most concerning. Closed by arrest indicates effort was probably spent during an investigation, the bare minimum assumption. An assumption that can not be made about the 26,505
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
You could pull in all forks also.
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
It seems like the company must cease operations if they can not agree. Is that the case?
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
Came here looking for a gateway to another galaxy.
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
Who runs Nature, why don't you all hold the actual people personally responsible? Change in leadership.
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by Pywarrior 8y ago
How much would you pay for a subscription such a service?
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by Pywarrior 9y ago
Only a small percentage of tweets actually use 140, I would not assume that because the limit is doubled 100% of new tweets will be 240. Probably less than 5% of tweets will go beyond 140.
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by Pywarrior 9y ago
Storing hashes of unencrypted files, would that allow FileVault to verify it was decrypted without error?