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by Sebguer 4y ago
Oh, right, sorry - Crist lost to Scott as governor years before that. I'll edit my post.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Microsoft apparently has a whitepaper on this, but I'm not going to read it: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/azuregov/export-control-impli...
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Florida's days of being a swing state will likely be over by the next presidential election. Desantis won by tight margins, but he seems to have done a great job attracting exactly the sort of people who'd vote for him to the stat
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Cuba's biggest export is effectively doctors. But, sure, buy into decades old anti-communist propaganda!
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by Sebguer 4y ago
I'm okay with threats to my privacy being held up by a little red tape, tbh.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
"I predict that much like Demand Media [DMD], Groupon [GRPN] will be at less than half its IPO price within one year." - gojomo (2011) You actually underestimated how far it could fall. It was down 89% one year later.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
By listening to other people's experiences?
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by Sebguer 4y ago
How do you come to this conclusion from the quoted paragraph? The literal entire point is to help enable people who are writing outside their race, gender, and lived experience to write convincingly.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
... Do you mean the Ukrainian flag?
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by Sebguer 4y ago
The median household income in the US is $67k, not 110k.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Given how anti-union HN and tech generally is, this is a pretty charitable read.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
No real opinion but fwiw >(Although the course is not on higher quality paper) Is a joke, because this course isn't a book at all.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Because desperate people don't make rational decisions.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Airlines would behave the same way if there wasn't an aggressive government regulatory body forcing them to learn from failures.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
I think the general consensus is that no one's going to get in trouble for posting pictures, e.g. on twitter or instagram or their personal site, but I believe that there have been cases of folks being pursued for using them for commer
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Yeah, most people who say parts of a city are "too dangerous to walk around" are overblown, especially in major cities. There are a few cities with a few areas where you probably don't want to be walking around if you don&#x2
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by Sebguer 4y ago
_________________________________________ / if you have a terminal you can see this \ \ one whenever you want with cowsay / ----------------------------------------- \ ^__^ \ (oo)\_______
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by Sebguer 4y ago
The light display that occurs at night is copyrighted, meaning photos of the tower at night can't be used commercially.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Yes, you're correct, if the United States (and every other major tax-collectiong country?) collapses, I guess BTC will have won?
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Some of them report to credit bureaus, some of them don't.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Most of them aren't really zero interest.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Exactly, either you're a threat to governments and thus need to treat them as adversarial, or you're not. Crypto is in no way safe from state actors, unless those state actors are profiting from it.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Yeah, and the risks of LASIK are widely under-reported!
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by Sebguer 4y ago
I have a pretty cut and dry rule of not putting anything that can catch fire directly on my eyeball.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
I know at least two people IRL who got away with it for at least some stretch of time.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
> Having lived in cities with rent control, what I've observed is people who get into a rent-controlled apartment simply NEVER leave it. Yes, because they're rare, and the only way to not be uprooted. How are you posing this as
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by Sebguer 4y ago
How does someone know the message says ASAP or that they've been tagged unless they're monitoring slack constantly?
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by Sebguer 4y ago
The NYT has its problems, but I think you've overcorrected a few hundred degrees too far here.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
A thread earlier this year between Box & Airbnb's CEOs basically highlighted this point: https://twitter.com/bchesky/status/1477808318915612677
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by Sebguer 4y ago
The point of something being sharp is doing damage with minimal effort, which I think fits here! Though, I won't disagree that a lot of parts of the Jira UX are more blunt-force.

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