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by YPCrumble 5y ago
This is a perfect example of why cops should be paid more. If you could be convinced to be a cop the world would be a better place.
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
Code should be written to be understood without that context. If comments and documentation aren’t enough context for the code to be understood, it probably isn’t written very well.
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
Is the way people can tell which blockchain is a fork because it is shorter than the original? And it is shorter because of the difficulty of adding blocks via proof of work?
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
Then the headline should read “Amazon to provide employee training” or something along those lines. As it is this is just corporate clickbait.
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
Do you have a source for the recent data on ADE? I searched and didn’t find anything suggesting this. The only thing I see are studies that more vaccinated people are dying in Israel, but that is to be expected because the older people are,
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
If twenty percent of the population has had covid, and fifty percent has been vaccinated, say we assume half of the twenty percent isn’t an overlap. Wouldn’t that put us much closer to the herd immunity number of seventy percent than we’ve
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
Appears ny 3 is down same issue.
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
You claim that “the price will have hugely different consequences for steel than natural gas production” as if that’s a problem so big that we should agree with you that a carbon tax is not a great solution. Why is that so bad - isn’t raisi
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
> curl https://get.volta.sh | bash Anyone doing this after seeing the Codecov hack is asking for pain and suffering. Make sure to read every line of that script before running it.
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by YPCrumble 5y ago
So the hackers stole every environment variable for the context in which the Codecov script was run. It means that if you use CI to deploy your code, all of your credentials have been leaked.
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PartyJS: Celebrations in JavaScript(partyjs.yiliansource.dev)
2 points by YPCrumble 5y ago|0 comments
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
This is just made up statistics. Also, a gun doesn’t have to be shown to someone to act as a deterrent. I’m not saying that I think guns are effective or not, but when I see arguments like this that cherry pick statistics or make up stories
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
You say that self defense is near the bottom of real uses for fired personal weapons. That’s not a useful metric because a gun doesn’t need to be fired to be a deterrent.
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
https://omnifollow.com - A site to follow things.
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Ad hominem attacks like this one calling him insane and questioning his ethics illustrate the author’s thesis quite effectively.
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Why do you say that housing costs are not part of CPI? They make up 25%+ of CPI, don't they? See https://www.bls.gov/cpi/factsheets/owners-equivalent-rent-an... Are you saying that the Owner's Equivalent
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
That sounds like a dangerous design flaw. What does “some jank” mean?
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Looks awesome! I would love to have an RSS feed for new "highly rated" products from this site.
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
What is the point of your comment? The article you linked shows that getting the money back was extraordinary- he got pro bono legal support and spent years in court to get it back. This was despite never being charged with a drug crime...w
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Assuming your thesis that taxing wealth encourages riskier investments for a minute. Why is that a problem? Isn't putting money into riskier assets a good thing for long term advancements in asset classes with high potential reward? It
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Interestingly parent’s plug is a dark pattern to avoid dark patterns! It’s also surprising that even on HN, a place where many people write software for a living, people are avoidant of advertising paid features.
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Similar product I’ve had a great experience with is https://ghostinspector.com
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Shouldn’t the burden of proof be on the government at this point that they wouldn’t do everything in their power to spy on citizens and punish people for trying to stop them?
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
> as long as it’s used responsibly At what point can we decide that people in positions of power are not and will not ever be responsible enough to handle this technology? Surely as a society we shouldn’t continue to naively assume that
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Pay a good person enough money and they become a bad person very quickly.
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Can someone explain how they managed to do this? I've never seen anything like it! Perhaps all the text is rendered via JS and re-rendering in an infinite loop where the CSS switches the padding of the div surrounding the text back and
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Slate – open-source, beautiful static API docs(github.com)
1 points by YPCrumble 6y ago|0 comments
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
Lenders stopping lending would be fantastic! Without eager lenders with usurious terms on their loans like no bankruptcy colleges would have to make “tough decisions” like figuring out how to be less expensive.
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by YPCrumble 6y ago
This sounds like to going to the neighborhood psychic to know whether you'll find true love.
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by YPCrumble 7y ago
Thank you for your incredible contributions to Ansible. I help maintain an Ansible script for Django applications ( https://github.com/jcalazan/ansible-django-stack ) and your blog and repos have been invaluable. Your bl

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