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by antris 8y ago
Again. This armchair analysis cannot decide whether a solution is fit for the job or not. You don't know everything that's happening at the site.
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by antris 8y ago
Are you an expert on cave diving and rescue or where does this analysis on what is obvious and what isn't comes from?
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by antris 8y ago
Weird to see comments like this. Elon Musk was asked to help, he agreed to come there and now people talk about "hubris" as if he had tried to force his help on them? Can't famous people even help kids stuck in a cave without
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by antris 8y ago
> But that's strictly financial. Being homeless and jobless is a strictly financial problem?
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by antris 8y ago
Better developer relations.
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by antris 8y ago
It's quite unlikely that regular consumers would start configuring VPNs rather than just pay the asked price.
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by antris 8y ago
> Okay, so I'm going to charge for my development time - how exactly am I going to divide that up among the customers, many of which don't exist yet, without over-charging anyone and how are you going to make sure I don't
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by antris 8y ago
> So what? Nothing about software development is 'natural'. I don't even know what definition of 'natural' you're using here. I'm quite sure they're referring to artificial scarcity. Making copies
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by antris 8y ago
As I understand it, German obsession with privacy and cash stems largely from WW2. Information that the government had about its citizens were used to round up Jews to put them in ghettos and concentration camps. It's a lesson that I w
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by antris 8y ago
Is bitcoin becoming a store of value really as obviously better for it than AirBnb becoming a more general accommodation provider? If not, it's not really a fair comparison. Besides, AirBnb didnt even fail in providing accommodation fo
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by antris 8y ago
I guess the point is, in the traditional money system we could create that $100k with practically zero energy.
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by antris 8y ago
What is your opinion on using other languages to augment bash? Awk, perl etc.
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by antris 8y ago
I guess the point was that it's still not the same thing. Sure you can do a whole lot of things with emacs if you configure it properly, but configuring everything to work together takes much more time than a complete feature set that
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by antris 8y ago
So this discussion has devolved to the point of cutting out words from sentences to change their meaning and using the new sentence as a straw man. Here we go again HN.
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by antris 8y ago
> If ABP is blocking all ads for me, why would I care about a conflict of interest? You might not care, but if you are recommending others an extension to use for blocking ads, you cannot do it solely on your own preferences. Imagine b
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by antris 8y ago
If enough people start doing this, AdBlock will somehow react to get people to see their ads again. Just because you got rid of the problem doesn't mean the conflict of interest isn't there. And if there's a conflict of inter
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by antris 8y ago
In that case Foxconn isn't an example of an average company paying average wage. The disposable income per capita in China was 36396 chinese yuan in 2017, which makes a little over 400 USD per month. Median disposable income is even lo
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by antris 8y ago
Apple is luxury in China too. Do you really think it's the average Chinese that are buying iPhones?
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by antris 8y ago
> Wouldn't people who are poly or non-monogamous be less likely to have a relationship status of 'married' or 'in a relationship'? Quite the opposite, the more people you are seeing romantically, the more likel
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by antris 8y ago
> It seems like the article is mostly useful for inspiring research; that is, most of us aren't the target audience. As a group of professionals, it is highly beneficial for us to be interested in these things. People who design l
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by antris 9y ago
"The guarantees typically require shoppers to provide proof of a lower advertised price on an identical item in stock at a nearby competitor’s store before a price match will be approved. However, many big-box retailers work directly w
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by antris 9y ago
> It keeps me up at night that one day a top-down decision will come that says we must a have a blockchain solution because market, or new competitors will bloom in the face of absurd amount of money being thrown at blockchain solutions
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by antris 9y ago
The mouth as an example with regarding to speech doesn't work very well. People can say one thing, but say it in a way that means the complete opposite. So already we have tone incorporated into our speech. Who knows what kind of subco
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by antris 9y ago
> it's really annoying how often we have to tell the CEO he can't do this Isn't it just another part of the job? Obviously a person doing the actual work is supposed to explain what is and isn't possible, no?
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by antris 9y ago
It is if you're late from schedule. I've launched products with 0 days of crunch time
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by antris 9y ago
>If you do 1 just to get out of work, you're a crappy coworker Good coworkers work so that crunch time never comes up. Crappy coworkers shame others who refuse to participate in unhealthy work/life balance.
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by antris 9y ago
You could have the logs signed with Slack's PGP key so they cannot be altered without the signature causing a mismatch.
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by antris 9y ago
I'd choose damaging the car over this scenario any day.
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by antris 9y ago
Of course, but we need all of these people to be educated about this. More scientific information is not bad, even if you think it's not important to you .
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by antris 9y ago
>This is like saying “100 years of data confirms coal provides lots of power cheaply!” Yeah, we know. That was never the issue and it’s a red herring from the real issues Did you read the article? The yield of GMOs has been attacked by N

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