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by akudha 3y ago
Most people don’t particularly “enjoy” their jobs. They are there for a paycheck
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by akudha 3y ago
This is slick! On the home page, there is a transaction that was added yesterday, but the transaction itself was on Nov 7th. Is there a 6 month delay for congressmen to disclose? It would be nice to see these transactions in near real time
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by akudha 3y ago
Every dollar made by every person and organization needs to be accounted for, to the government. Unless you’re a mega church? I don’t understand why asking religious organizations to report their financial activities (especially the massive
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by akudha 3y ago
Unlike other nonprofits, religious organizations don't have to fully disclose all financial information to the IRS lol. What is the logic behind this? Why makes religious organizations special?
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by akudha 3y ago
Wow, this is cool, thank you for sharing. As for text, can’t you use project Gutenberg? There are also lots of copyright free books on archive.org
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Ask HN: Examples of Data Visualization of Literature?
1 points by akudha 3y ago|2 comments
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by akudha 3y ago
All armies do fucked up things, but there are some armies that stand out for their brutality - Pakistani army is one of them. Here is a sample of what they did to their own citizens at the time https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik
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by akudha 3y ago
I did check Chromatic, my employer rejected it. I'll have to find some other way.
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by akudha 3y ago
Thank you, I wasn't aware of getComputedStyle, will experiment with it. I haven't yet tried react-testing-library yet, will try it too. It looks like testing JS is straightforward, but not CSS?
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by akudha 3y ago
Yes, I am using Chrome debugger too. But there are tons of components that my team inherited, it is not possible to test them all manually. I was wondering if there is any automatic way to test it. I looked at Jest, but it seems to be for J
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Ask HN: How do you test React components for CSS?
1 points by akudha 3y ago|7 comments
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by akudha 3y ago
Can I follow the course if I haven’t worked with Ruby or RoR?
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by akudha 3y ago
Yes I know, that’s why I mentioned Murdoch. He honed his villainy in print, before moving to TV and internet.
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by akudha 3y ago
I am not sure if U.S is unique in this though. Rich, powerful people can get away with a whole lotta stuff that ordinary people cannot, in most parts of the world.
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by akudha 3y ago
Do you honestly think if you or I had classified material, it will take years to prosecute us? He had classified material at his home, by the boxes, including some nuclear secrets. Feds were politely requesting him to give them back, for
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by akudha 3y ago
Reach, cost and effectiveness. Newspapers can't follow you around like social networking sites do. A handful of Twitter/FB accounts can do an amount of damage that newspapers can only dream of. None of which is to say newspapers a
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by akudha 3y ago
In case of high profile people it is often not the lack of evidence, it is the lack of will to prosecute them. Apart from some fines, has Trump faced any consequence, ever? There is enough evidence against him to fill a warehouse. I hope Er
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by akudha 3y ago
Woah, where do you live, that you can leave the keys in the car with windows/doors open? Not being sarcastic, genuinely curious
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by akudha 3y ago
Yes, but 20 years for this dude is a bit excessive, no? Especially when nobody was killed or injured?
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Ask HN: Anyone doing nocode consulting gigs?
1 points by akudha 3y ago|3 comments
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by akudha 3y ago
Of all the ethics questions her story/life poses, the one that is bothering me the most - if she hadn't cheated wealthy investors, if she had only played with average people's health/wealth, would she have gotten this
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by akudha 3y ago
And eat less meat, or quit altogether. A huge portion of land is used to grow food for animals, and huge pollution comes with meat consumption.
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by akudha 3y ago
Why is this amazing? Isn't this pretty much the standard situation everywhere - aka, rules for thee, none for me ? For example, NRA not letting guns at their convention, but they want guns everywhere else. And on and on and on...
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by akudha 4y ago
I don’t know why non-photographers need phones with super powerful camera features. It would be nice if these manufacturers put serious effort into improving battery performance instead of camera stuff. Tired of my phone battery charge last
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by akudha 4y ago
50 gigs!!!! Are you sure? That is massive. Did you mean to say 5 gigs?
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by akudha 4y ago
Those interested in such projects - please check https://scrollprize.org/ It is very interesting. And it has a million dollar prize too
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by akudha 4y ago
Suppose humans go extinct. Why is it such a bad thing? Species go extinct all the time. Why are we so special? We have zero respect for the planet or other species (if we did, we wouldn’t raise animals in horrific conditions just for their
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by akudha 4y ago
What is the point of these vain/vanity numbers? This is like saying "I read 50 books last year" - ok, so? One great book is better than a million shitty books. Enjoying/understanding/implementing the learnings from
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by akudha 4y ago
Isn't MLK's "I have a dream" speech copyrighted and aggressively enforced by his estate? Even today, some 60 years later? I suppose if something can be commercialized, humans would do it, happily and forever. It doesn&#x
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by akudha 4y ago
This is a crowded space, no? Here is one idea - if you can list the advertisers for podcasts/episodes, that might interest new podcasters/other advertisers. Kind of a search engine to search podcasts by advertisers (or vice versa)

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