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aerovistae
4y ago
If a regime wants to make up a crime and arrest some targets, what difference does it make if there's a genealogy database?
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aerovistae
4y ago
I was one of the backers of this, and have had it for a couple weeks. The product is of extremely high quality and it's really fun. Happy to answer any questions.
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aerovistae
4y ago
What country? How much do you anticipate needing to start it? Do you have experience in hospitality?
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aerovistae
4y ago
Where are you quoting this from? A link would be nice, I don't see this in the article.
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aerovistae
4y ago
What do you make of this one's approach? Just wondering since you're on opposite ends of the spectrum. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34022113
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aerovistae
4y ago
What do you make of this one's approach? Just wondering since you're on opposite ends of the spectrum. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34022113
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aerovistae
4y ago
Sounds to me like that younger teen needs an intervention, i.e. more oversight. I wouldn't grit my teeth and bare it on that.
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aerovistae
4y ago
fantastic analogy, A+ if you came up with that
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aerovistae
4y ago
> racebent This is the first time I've encountered this term! What an excellent word.
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aerovistae
4y ago
This tangentially reminds me of a very interesting idea I think I encountered in a Borges story - for a map to be useful, it must be inaccurate. That is to say, a perfectly accurate map would just be a replica of the the terrain it is map
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aerovistae
4y ago
I see a flag.
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aerovistae
4y ago
Definitely took less time to type these few sentences than it would take to read that wall of text
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aerovistae
4y ago
Ah that is truly a very obvious scam
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aerovistae
4y ago
Why would he send them money though? Like what was the given reason why he would be sending them anything?
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aerovistae
4y ago
Hmm. > My opuscula do not aim at changing people or making them go out and do something. They are written for warm-blooded heterosexuals in railway trains, airplanes and beds. This is a bit of a turn-off. Sounds like a modern day conser
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aerovistae
4y ago
Oddly that was that account's only comment and they never commented again in the 9 years since.
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aerovistae
4y ago
How do you go about asking it a question like this? I would like to ask it for recommendations in other genres LOL.
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aerovistae
4y ago
I wouldn't say so....90k is low for someone with a lot of experience. New grads expect more than that.
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aerovistae
4y ago
This comment conveys to me Asperger's levels of superrational thinking and lack of empathy. "How could someone be resentful at losing their job to a nonsensical decision making process? How could someone possibly be frustrated to
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aerovistae
4y ago
I had never heard of this feature before but I'm having a hard time seeing why it's useful. It doesn't seem to add anything substantial beyond what a commit message already allows.
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aerovistae
4y ago
The age of orcs has begun
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aerovistae
4y ago
Interested in comments from anyone who lives in India or has experience/familiarity with it as to whether reality on the ground matches the rosy picture painted in the article.
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aerovistae
4y ago
Normally I would downvote a comment like this on HN, but...
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aerovistae
4y ago
Yet these colleges were nice in 1980 too, before the price of tuition went up 1200% per the graph in the article. I don't think your argument really makes any sense in view of that.
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aerovistae
4y ago
These random detours into climate-related topics are insanely disruptive of an otherwise interesting essay. I absolutely hate this pattern. I see what he's trying to do - you don't want to read about climate change but you want to
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aerovistae
4y ago
Lol what's going to stop that type of person from just marking the task completed then? which is the equivalent of ignoring the reminder
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aerovistae
4y ago
The game Gruntz. Amazing puzzle game from the 90s, long forgotten. It was made by the studio that went on to make F.E.A.R., the hit horror FPS for which they are better known these days.
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aerovistae
4y ago
> The JSON format is not stable. Do not treat it as such. I reserve the right to change the formatting or semantics of the JSON format at any time without warning. I find this snippet mildly hilarious. As though it's a realistic ris
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aerovistae
4y ago
It's not really practical or sensible to task your developers with making sure that Spiderman can start digging a hole if he wants to. In the long run probably frameworks will start to handle these things - soil mechanics, building inf
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aerovistae
4y ago
In my personal experience flight wifi is consistently terrible and barely works...it's been a few years since last I wasted the money though.
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