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by _blk 2y ago
When do we get an object shell (powershell, there I said it) instead of old school strings? Been using bash for over 20y, but MS had to make it popular.. I wouldn't mind at least a proof of concept for SQL
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by _blk 2y ago
none of the marketing geniuses thought: hey, that's odd, 50% of my cheese consumption is definitely not Gouda which probably accounts for every single one of them, Dutch people included.
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by _blk 2y ago
Don't forget what search engine is default, what sponsored stories are shown, turn those off, it's suggested stories next. Oh your bookmarks, why not share those with us, browser experiments, ... Thought that's enoigh? No, le
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by _blk 2y ago
Nice! Any idea how Tesla would look?
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by _blk 2y ago
...And you'll start having dot files and dot folders in your home when you start using brew...
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by _blk 2y ago
Untapped resource: Homeschoolers and self-tought people. Of course that entails that you have to be willing to look at more than what school they went to in the résumé and your company is on board with non-accademic hires, but that's p
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by _blk 2y ago
Actual projects to showcase. Open source/Github helps but is not a strict must.
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by _blk 2y ago
So you put something in your cart and by the time you reach the cashier the price doubled? Sounds like someone is about to patent price locking when you add an item to your pysical shopping cart.
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by _blk 2y ago
Time to trade the BTC miners for some chicken?
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by _blk 2y ago
Is privacy a concern?
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by _blk 2y ago
If I may ask, what spreasheet program is running underneath?
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by _blk 2y ago
...Seems more like the EU reserves that power to itself, which I'd argue is even worse
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by _blk 2y ago
Reading the topic it sounded like a Fermi interview-question. Guess it would make a good one, if you believe in them.
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by _blk 2y ago
It's sad to see that data is so politicised. You'd think that empirical data is irrefutable but Mr. Fauci's last-minute pardon ought to put all CDC data produced the last decade under scrutiny. While I agree with the removal
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by _blk 2y ago
Takes balls to put the URL in a HN post if you're looking to reduce traffic costs.. Of course it's legit traffic for once but I assume curiosity just got the better half of them.. .. On the constructive side: shield it with cloudf
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by _blk 2y ago
Sorry but I'll respectfully disagree. I've lived in Copenhagen, Zurich and the US anf traveled allt hose countries extensively. Danes are not portrayed as hitlers nor is CH doing "almost white-only immigration." Check ou
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by _blk 2y ago
You mean the AI backed ones? ;) When I read your sentence, my inner token prediction went for concordance or dictionary, not search engine.
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by _blk 2y ago
What does that say about the HN crowd? Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, *neither cast ye your pearls before swine*, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you. (Mat 7:6, KJV)
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by _blk 2y ago
Thanks for detailing your viewpoint. I very much respect it, yet still disagree. Kindly allow this analogy: if capitalism optimizes for monetary profit alone, communism optimizes for the common good..
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by _blk 2y ago
Awesome, thanks :D Didn't think it'd be so little. I'd have guessed 4x that.
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by _blk 2y ago
Hey nand_gate, IANAL but I'm currently on E-2 and ran through the process mostly without lawyer. You can contact me through the form on bitcreed dot us.
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by _blk 2y ago
My kind of nerd humor but I read the article only to find that the question I had going into it is not answered: How large might those containers (with/without community) get? Who's taking the nerd-snipe bait? ;)
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by _blk 2y ago
While I can totally relate to the sentiment, I strongly differ in the view that the battle against DRM is being lost. It's nothing that capitalism couldn't fix. Don't like it, don't buy it. Vendor didn't stick to th
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by _blk 2y ago
A weak password is always better than no password. It's like using a cheap lock on your door or not locking it. Practically, if a thief wants to get through he'll get through but your insurance and sentencing will look different.
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by _blk 2y ago
This doesn't seem to stem out of an innovation cycle, so the biggest advantage for consumers is (IMHO) that prices of the current generation will drop.
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by _blk 2y ago
Thanks op. This sums it up pretty well for me: In what sense is any of this authentic?
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by _blk 2y ago
What is it worth to you? It's fine to say 0 if you just enjoy the feature for free, maybe with some functionality tradeoffs...
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by _blk 2y ago
That may be the political side of things but I disagree on a technical level. Many systems (sigint) are run remotely. It's not hard to send a technician up there either, just takes a little time. Heck send me. I'll go every now an
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by _blk 2y ago
Yeah, I used VB5 as one of my first languages and today did half a day of VBA. Definitely enough to quickly make me want to raise my hourly rate. Esp. in that office macro editor. Btw and totally unrelated office can now interpret VBA, (off
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