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by bhayden 12y ago
I'm suggesting pay reflect many things, including how willing people are to do it.
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by bhayden 12y ago
I've called this out before on HN and was downvoted quite a lot for it. I don't remember the startup, but they did something mundane like Pinterest, and claimed they were doing it "to make the world a better place". It&#
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by bhayden 12y ago
I think you're ignoring the really obvious difference in that one of those options is extremely rewarding for some people, to the point that some people volunteer to do it for free, and provides as a useful credential to get other high
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by bhayden 12y ago
The same logic can't really apply to insurance - one is an investment with expected return, the other is risk mitigation.
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by bhayden 12y ago
Which is funny because that program is a direct rip off of the Windows version, WinDirStat http://a.fsdn.com/con/app/proj/windirstat/screenshots/98445....
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by bhayden 12y ago
Since titles and short phrases aren't copyrightable, could I start a tech news blog, have all of the exact same stories and titles that Engadget uses, and write my own content for each story and not being infringing on their copyright?
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by bhayden 12y ago
Failing to load for me on Firefox 35.0.1 with the Disconnect add-in. Working fine in IE. ReferenceError: FB is not defined application-96c626561436c4678adfdaf2587c9beb.js:11386 "SoundManager V2.97a.20140901 (HTML5-only mode)" appl
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by bhayden 12y ago
It seems to be this entire argument can be solved by looking into the number of people who have allegedly committed sexual assault in Sweden, are currently residing in the UK, and have been arrested and deported back to Sweden for questioni
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by bhayden 12y ago
What's an electronic leash? Like running TailsOS on a flash drive that's tethered to a bracelet?
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by bhayden 12y ago
My issue is most subreddit moderators are young guys who, for the first time in their life, have some small authority over a group of people and are total shitheads about it. They have no credentials other than having thought to make the su
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by bhayden 12y ago
When applied to having a hidden truecrypt OS, I don't think this would work with UK's laws. You give the password to the dummy OS, not the true OS, but there still being a large chunk of seemingly encrypted data on the hard drive
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by bhayden 12y ago
Could you clarify how the front-end developers are using Node.js? It seems pretty exlusively a back-end tool.
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by bhayden 12y ago
http://pastebin.com/dARFRhMc