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by anon3_ 11y ago
From TFA: > Behind the scenes, compress.py is a front-end for Google’s Closure Compiler which is written in Java. However, the Closure Compiler library is not bundled with Django directly, so those wishing to contribute complete JavaScri
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Three things: 1. Startup Culture is "meme"-able (see https://archive.is/UZ5Wp ) 2. Political Correctness trolls / beta male white knights (the jackals) 3. The normal deficiencies that come with any karma based
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"Strongly dislike", it's not like any rational person waits in the wings with mallet to abuse someone for being new. :) If you do face a culture of blame (like playing an online game) your office culture probably is a bad fi
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Honestly? For those who want to sort of "escape" the stranglehold of the media elite and do something weird: Alex Jones is great. http://www.infowars.com/stream.pls (11AM-2PM CST) - He comes from Austin, TX and is
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Before anyone jumps on the band wagon: > Source code will be pushed once AWS AMI is ready for sale (One of our revenue options) https://github.com/RestyaPlatform/board
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> Throwing out food feels bad. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_aversion
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by anon3_ 11y ago
HOLY SHIT! What about trademark? Could the author sell it? See what happened to Super Mario 64 HD (an attempt at a remake with unity): https://roystanross.wordpress.com/super-mario-64-hd/
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> although it wasn't a felony sex offense case. Not to mention, it's a sex offense, he doesn't say could also possibly include being on the sex offender registry. It's ironic that we talk of "right to forget&quo
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Now my curiosity is stoked. What did you do back when you were that young?
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by anon3_ 11y ago
Lifting weights is superficial advice? It makes every part of your life easier. - Releases endorphines to make you happy - Makes you more attractive - Helps you burn more fat - Helps your long term health - Gives you something to put into y
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You don't need to be magnificent and newsworthy to be successful as a business either. You can be quietly successful as well. There is this fetish in the valley with external validation. Often times, even the public, sluttiest startup
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The whole concept of options as something to supplement salary is bullshit. It essentially means that as an employee, you're hedging the risk and taking a lower salary for it. In addition to you taking the risk of that option, even in
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I just came back to this thread and noticed you had cancer. You have my condolences for that. I wish you the best in your treatment and your projects.
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And what is your take on the conversation? What am I looking at?
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I would rather you not repost things that were said in confidence. But if the above is true, I think it's up to them to explain / put the conversation into context. Simply slapping down evidence on the table really isn't help
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by anon3_ 11y ago
What is the relevance of a person's tweets to the operation of an open source project? What could have been said that's so wrong?
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Can you come up with some examples of when this would began to be noticeable to an end-user?
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I'm in a tight spot now as well. But not about to become an e-beggar out of principle. Because there's always a light at the end of the tunnel Andrew - but this is degrading to you. No one gives me shit. People still try to freelo
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by anon3_ 11y ago
> better C standard libaries What's the story with C standard libraries and security? How could they be better, as you see it?
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> Most new software is no longer shipped in C/C++. What language are the applications in? What makes them more secure than C/C++?
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"Human trafficking" and "Human rights" - I disagree, those words are weaselly. It's trying to sneak away imagery of pain and powerlessness, for selfish interests. How dare these people intrude on the lives of other
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> Nothing annoys the fk out of people then succeeding despite their efforts to trip you up. I like it. I want to turn the tables.
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> I am in a significantly better situation than those who sought to gain at my expense. That feels therapeutic enough and I can relate.
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I wasn't arguing the merits of the article. Let's give it the benefit of the doubt - checks out to be glowingly academic, ground-breaking. It's still coalescing around these politically charged "all or nothing" term
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What country are you in? Do you have names? Screenshots? Proof? Post it here.
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Can you elaborate?
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Ask HN: Is Revenge worth it?
1 points by anon3_ 11y ago|7 comments
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Because no values your time or sacrifice unless you control the frame.
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One of the issues I'm having at the moment is the censorship with "flag" on discussions relating to political correctness. This was taken out of front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9747095 See &q
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Can you elaborate on some examples of those famous leaders and what they did?

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