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by albedoa 6y ago
I know what you are trying to say here, but the example is funny to us veterans. That player's extreme confidence has won us a lot of money with our aces. New strategies have to be pretty extraordinary to disrupt a game as mature as po
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by albedoa 6y ago
OP might have a few hangups: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by albedoa 6y ago
> I normally have an idea, but not in this context, as it speaks of stages of a product definition. A definition does not have “stages” It's really difficult to understand your confusion here. "Definition" is referring the
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by albedoa 6y ago
I see the distinction you are making, but there are many people (here especially) whose definition of "compromised" is not limited to malware (or whose definition of "malware" is not limited to what is happening with TGS
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by albedoa 6y ago
The comment you are replying to does not even attempt to make that judgement. Use your own definition if you'd like.
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by albedoa 6y ago
Would you take another look at the account you are replying to here?
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by albedoa 6y ago
Where are you getting that idea? You can comfortably ignore anything you hear or read from that source.
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by albedoa 6y ago
You don’t have to be smarter than Twitter, just smarter than the crowd, who aren’t applying Twitter analysis. Take the above article as an extreme but not exceptional case: The correct price for Biden winning the election was $0.99 for week
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by albedoa 6y ago
For one-offs, picking the favorite is good enough for most players. Thy are just seeking entertainment and maybe to win a little money. For instance, in a race between two candidates priced at $0.70 and $0.30 (ranging from $0.01 to $0.99 be
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by albedoa 6y ago
"Community" made their lost season part of the show's lore by having the characters refer to it as "The Gas Leak Year": https://screenrant.com/community-season-4-gas-leak-year-expl...
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by albedoa 6y ago
I'm a long-time poker player and recent political bettor. Gamblers routinely overestimate their edge or don't care whether they win. Often it's a mix of both. There are still many many many people who are willing to bet on
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by albedoa 6y ago
That is not what "originally published at" means. The author is providing the canonical home of his own article.
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by albedoa 6y ago
> AFAIK I don't know any instances of, say, car companies refusing to sell a car to the KKK or some other neo-Nazi group Okay. Did you limit your research to car companies? Private businesses can and do deny service to the KKK.
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by albedoa 6y ago
This video of his from last year might be the most incredible YouTube video I've ever seen, both in composition and achievement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnvQggy3Ezw
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by albedoa 6y ago
Interesting timing. The Ask a Manager blog just yesterday published a guest post by someone who tracked down one of the commonly cited statistics that drives the supposed myth. The research does not debunk the claim itself, though both th
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by albedoa 6y ago
> If you even take a few Uber trips a month, you're probably better off owning an affordable car. My wife and I live in the city and downsized from two cars to zero after doing the math last year. Granted your definition of "a
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by albedoa 6y ago
Then you are not arguing that OP missed the point of the Paradox of Intolerance. You are arguing that Holocaust denialism is not intolerance. How many people publicly deny the Holocaust but are otherwise tolerant of Jews, homosexuals, etc.?
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by albedoa 6y ago
> Like, literally everything in that paragraph could be written about literally any part of the world Oh come on. If we are able to mentally swap out cultures in the OP to see how ridiculous your claim is, then you are too. And we have t
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by albedoa 6y ago
No idea what you are trying to say here. You are intent on reading more than is there.
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by albedoa 6y ago
If Coinbase are more attractive to people who are worried about being "deplatformed" for their ideology, then they are selecting for that group. You write "no matter my ideology" when you mean "despite my ideology
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by albedoa 6y ago
This is absolutely crazy. You are arguing the point of the comment that you say you don't believe.
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by albedoa 6y ago
The trend is unflattering for you one way or another.
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by albedoa 6y ago
It is going to be difficult to beat this comment as the strangest I have ever read on here.
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by albedoa 6y ago
You should read and take to heart this comment by dahart, especially the last paragraph: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24032182 You've been confidently wrong about the only two rules you've commented on.
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by albedoa 6y ago
There isn't anything to be argued. You said that the scrolling violates Rule #3, which is about Fitts's law specifically. Scrolling has nothing to do with Fitts's law.
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by albedoa 6y ago
Another designer here. My experience is the same as the sibling comment: I have never known a carousel to be the result of two designers disagreeing.
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by albedoa 6y ago
This was marketed as an exclusive quarantine initiative, with distribution help from Night Shift. If it's not temporary, I'm happy to be wrong.
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by albedoa 6y ago
No kidding! Tree House was founded in 2011. You won't find anyone calling their beers formulaic garbage. I understand the want to change it up. I seek out breweries that I haven't been to before or that have a deep catalog of beer
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by albedoa 6y ago
Hey Isaac.
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NPM creator: “Not having children is a form of privilege”(twitter.com)
10 points by albedoa 6y ago|11 comments

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