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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   Thank you, blahi.
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   Right. Given that Congress controls the purse, how?
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   What could he have feasibly done otherwise?
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   Thanks for your feedback, but I'm still concerned and would appreciate some more. I think a difference I've seen this election is between verifiable facts and debate-able opinions. I can listen and probe intently until my partners
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   What's the alternative? Centrism? Honestly curious.
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   Not the GP but I just read it, and I feel like he hit the nail on the head of the smug style. I happen to identify with many of the things he mentioned. It left me at a loss about where to go forward, though. I hold it close to my core that
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   Does anyone have an idea about the expected global response to the Secretary of the Treasury labeling China a currency manipulator?
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   Honestly, I'm still a fan. He, unlike most other models, gave Trump a healthy shot and cautioned repeatedly that a large polling miss was possible this year. That's pretty much what happened.
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   by adt2bt 10y ago

   I, like many, did not see this coming and I am truly afraid for the future of the USA. We sure showed up Brexit, though.
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    I get your point about internet connected light bulbs, but is there a particular reason you selected incandescents over other more energy efficient bulbs that don't have IoT capabilities?
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    Not GP but probably VSCodeVim
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    More likely IMO is the next iPhone will have a lightning to USB-C cable.
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    Not the OP but vim in VS Code is good enough for me. There are some quirks that have slowed me down compared to pure command line vim, but I've been fine taking small vim-specific productivity hits by relearning a few shortcuts (changi
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    Ask HN: What are examples of open source projects with excellent tests?

    5 points by adt2bt 10y ago|2 comments
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    $32/month for the unlocked iPhone every year program from Apple is $384/year, close to $1/day.
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    I agree. It seems that Lamb advertising that he's installing equipment to look for ~3-5kcarat diamonds is signaling 'just wait, this 1100 carat diamond is gonna be yesterday's news soon.' The expectation that supply will
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    Not exactly. If you were on a maintenance diet and started biking to work, but didn't replace those calories, you'd eventually waste away. Your body's signals for how hungry you are will not exactly, but still fairly closely,
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    That's what I hoped this article was about when I saw the headline. I was disappointed it was only about the $ cost of food and not the externalities. Thanks for sharing. It's interesting to see though that a biking paleo dieter i
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    For all of us HN readers, backspace to go back made intuitive sense from the first time we accidentally hit backspace years ago. However, I imagine for every one of us, there are tens of folks who use computers sparingly and get confused wh
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    Sounds to me like this wasn't your only bet of the year. How long have you been predicting NBA games (or other sports)?
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    Mirror: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    AFAIK it's a 'feature' of Tesla's autopilot vs other competitors which require hands on the wheel.
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    Would you mind sharing your Alfred dash workflow? Edit: Found it. For those interested, you need the Alfred Powerpack and Dash installed. Go to Dash Preferences -> Integration & click 'Alfred'.
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    All of the cloud providers have an incentive to downplay incidents and only post them to the status page when they're really bad. The bar is pretty high to get something on there.
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    by adt2bt 10y ago

    Wow, I did not expect to see this. I imagined Tesla, a poster boy for American innovation, would do its best to stay away from shady labor practices. To their credit, they claim to know nothing about how their contractors employ people.
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    by adt2bt 11y ago

    I have the same experience in Seattle
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    by adt2bt 11y ago

    Great point. When selecting a crypto approach, it makes no sense to not choose what is apparently "the best" at this time. However, is there a legitimate concern that we're collectively hoping DJB hasn't messed anything
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    by adt2bt 11y ago

    How common is that?
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    by adt2bt 11y ago

    Great point bringing up the myopia of the modern political horse race. For progressives, a fracturing GOP may grant them another White House term. Though when the dust settles, they may be the ones left politically homeless as their party m
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    by adt2bt 11y ago

    Agreed that it's possible to opt out at the individual level (I do so, myself). However, the people I interact with talk about the topics covered by the media with me. In a way they are acting as a 2nd order part of the megamedia compa