Seiwynn

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by Seiwynn 16y ago
This is why I am beginning to consider NoScript essential for web-browsing.
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by Seiwynn 16y ago
This is a pretty awesome response to a not so well disguised homework problem.
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by Seiwynn 16y ago
I'm a little disturbed at his population distribution in the final city. Scary how his optimal city has no one over age 60.
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by Seiwynn 16y ago
Or even: Do you know that photocopiers store image on a hard drive? 1) Yes 2) No vs When you photocopy an image, the photocopier... 1) saves the image to a hard disk permanently. 2) temporarily stores the image until the copy is finished. 3
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by Seiwynn 16y ago
Doesn't seem like the best place for getting work done. He should think about remodelling.
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by Seiwynn 16y ago
Are we really still having this discussion? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1255858 I'd like to think that both sides are clear - Steve Jobs - "We’ve been there before, and intermediate layers between the platform and the developer ul
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
He states in the article that giving your boss advanced notice is based on the relationship you have with him/her. ITA: "(Now don’t get me wrong: if you work for bosses who have a legalistic, transactional mindset, by all means give two we
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
So I'm thinking this applies to me but I'm not sure. I work part time at a company and they pay me directly as a contractor. I do all my work there and am subject to their workplace regulations. Could the company and I potentially be at ris
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
I love the "Free Shipping" sticker on the left side of the ebay page. I can't imagine selling a company on ebay, I wouldnt think that people visit ebay looking for companies to purchase. That said, if it does work out for them, it probably
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
It initially blocks all, and you can choose to allow js from domains on a case by case basis. For example, on the Hacker News main page, i allow js from ycombinator.com and forbid js from co2stats.com
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
I never said that all mitigation efforts are futile, only that I think the money could be better spent helping poor countries in other ways. Like I said, I think treating disease is a treating a symptom, instead of trying to treat the main
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
>It would matter to me if someone saved my life from sickness, even if I did die of starvation shortly afterwards. I'm not sure if the money would stretch this far, but what if instead of saving you, the money was spent developing the c
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
I disagree, simply saving someone's life from a sickness doesn't matter, if they die from starvation because there is not enough food in the country. It is exactly like marciovm123 says, "This sort of spending tugs at the heart strings but
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
* badges/points * check-ins * leader boards * mayorships * simplicity * nostalgia Hacker News has at least 3 of these.
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by Seiwynn 17y ago
I have really mixed feelings about this article. I really feel like this guy, Craig, who is suing the debt collectors is a hacker for finding the information about possible violations and pursing it legally. I am also all for punishing debt