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albedoa
4y ago
I read that comment as "the site [does a convincing job of looking] legit". Hopefully it was just worded poorly!
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albedoa
4y ago
> Also, don't you think that if someone's cheating they would be careful to play relatively conservatively so as not to cause this kind of attention? If this is the first poker cheating scandal that you have followed, then you
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albedoa
4y ago
In the Advanced Search, you can include completed listings and sold listings. This is a much better indicator of market prices for consumer goods.
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albedoa
4y ago
You have made this claim before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30722020 Will you back it up this time?
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albedoa
4y ago
The larger gulf is between who you believe to be embarrassed by your comments and who is actually embarrassed. It's incredibly weird to publicly spout baseless conspiracy theories and then make the equally unfounded claim that others f
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albedoa
4y ago
Your issue with the analogy is that it doesn't include an indefinite timeline for the eventual return of the property? You might be missing the forest here.
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albedoa
4y ago
Yeah, I've come to start smacking my lips when my opponents start parroting "GTO" and related jargon. Their understanding of it is more dangerous to them than it is to me. It's a continuation of what we saw in the 2000s:
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4y ago
I can't wrap my head around the decision. There is a "go to message" button, which brings you to the exact message you were already looking at in the search results but still completely isolated from context.
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albedoa
4y ago
> Why did the other depts stick to Teams? You misunderstand. They didn't have a say.
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albedoa
4y ago
> Though who would bother? It takes like four seconds.
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albedoa
4y ago
How does "both are right" follow from "few people know why one is wrong"?
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albedoa
4y ago
> I failed to practice answering questions that I already knew the answer to. You failed for the same reason you would have failed if you had never heard the problem before. Knowing the answer has nothing to do with why you were dinged.
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4y ago
> 2. This is certainly true, but it's a complete joke to my kids. They aren't confused. They just wonder why all the adults are. Teenagers already think adults are incompetent. I was going to give the same pushback. My father-i
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4y ago
> This is perhaps the difference between pseudo and statistically random. Not quite. Pseudo-randomness is defined as being indistinguishable from a uniform distribution, meaning if the next in a sequence is no more predictable than a s
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albedoa
4y ago
The paper trail provides proof of the start of the occupancy. It provides proof that the occupier does not live there.
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albedoa
4y ago
If cooking onions is not downtime, then it absolutely is an effective rebuttal to the general point of "I chop things [only] during downtime, for example when cooking onions". "I only tell the truth, for example when lying&qu
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albedoa
5y ago
If the implication is not that the "double arrows" are tripping you up, then yes you were unclear.
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albedoa
5y ago
Your gripe is that there are two arrows on one line? The second is an argument to the promise constructor. You should be able to reason about this line easily.
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5y ago
> Understanding of technology necessary to self-host a blog Right, but you are comparing your setup and its costs to wordpress.com, which is not self-hosted and does not require that understanding.
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albedoa
5y ago
I have six opened jars of salsa in my fridge, and exactly one is not spoiled. This is a problem with salsa.
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albedoa
5y ago
That is the most embarrassing thing that anyone has ever admitted on this website, congrats dude.
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albedoa
5y ago
Right? What a strange anti-endorsement.
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albedoa
5y ago
> Unfortunately, it seems w3schools has since managed to acquire the w3fools domain "Seems"? Do you know that it is true, or are you guessing?
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5y ago
https://i.imgur.com/AgobUR4.png
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Is the Earth the Center of the Universe?
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albedoa
5y ago
You should stick to Harry Potter.
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albedoa
5y ago
Is this the class? https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-functional-progra... If not, can you share a link? Thanks!
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albedoa
5y ago
Huh? You said it is a conflict of interest when people from frictioned backgrounds are allowed to manage and interview people from the other side. It's right here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30523177 What is
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5y ago
This is so weird dude. The simple ask is that you write a sentence that is distinguishable from the freshman "free-thinker" type, and your response is "absolutely not" lol.
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5y ago
> I’ve never really understood this problem. Oh no way. Yet here you are, despite having the option to say nothing at all about the problem you don't understand. You absolutely do not need to go to bat for someone who requires convi
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