bird_monster

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by bird_monster 6y ago
No, they are the same person. HN username, twitter username, github username are all derivations of Reilly Chase.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
Laws and the adherence to those laws generally fall into managing a country, no? So saying "But other countries did it!" with respect to something like prohibition doesn't really work, apples to apples. My point is simply tha
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I hope you're seeing the irony when discussing the difficulty of managing a very large country, by referencing 10 much smaller countries with their own systems of government.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
Full delete? No copies or derivations? No anonymized versions? No subsidiaries?
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by bird_monster 6y ago
Yeah - I believe this person believes that a set of data in its original state gets full-deleted. I do not believe that that data, in all of its forms, gets deleted from all of its storage locations. I'd hazard a guess that Google does
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I wouldn't believe that Google deletes data even if they wrote it in stone.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
My statement is more about what I would _like_. Meaning, if Google is saying 'If you stop using google products, 2 years later we will full delete all of your data', I would spot using them today, right now. If there is grey area,
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by bird_monster 6y ago
Delete? Or just make it unavailable to you? If delete, sign me up.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
> I think the problem with the prohibition was that alcohol was widely used already and regarded as ok by most of the general public Cocaine and marijuana are widely used. Whether they're okay depends a lot on your circles, but gene
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by bird_monster 6y ago
> But, as pointed out in many posts here, very few people can setup Kubernetes, My post, and most of yours, had nothing to do with Kubernetes, but containers in general. I don't care for Kubernetes, and would actively reject using i
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by bird_monster 6y ago
From your post, I think you might fundamentally misunderstand Docker's use/value. From a value-add standpoint, Docker doesn't really care about "isolating shared library dependencies", but instead, compartmentalizin
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I agree with you, but I am also a person that just wants someone to do it. Anyone at all, really. City governments are failing fantastically in major tech hubs, I kind of just think fuck it. Let some chowderhead tech goon take a shot at sol
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I worked for a mobile games publisher in my last job. 30% platform fee, followed by a 30/70 split on revenue (70 to the dev, 30 to the publisher). It's a tough market. Combined with less profitable ad monetization and paid install
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by bird_monster 6y ago
The comment you are responding to is comparing the USA in the 70s to the USA today. Your response seems to imply you think they are saying that in the US, we do not have it easy. That is not the argument they were making.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
Salary will depend heavily on where you want to live. As someone else commented, SF salaries are insane. If you don't live in SF, your salary will not be that insane. Seattle/New York will be close.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
As they should.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
They aren't difficult. Amazon has no interest in having a working status page. Amazon would prefer the appearance of always green checkmarks over actually having a status page.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
"The biggest company in the world vs. County Sheriff" and you think Apple had no other options?
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by bird_monster 6y ago
People don’t change their opinions on the internet, so I’m not going to change your mind. This just such an upset tingly misguided stance it’s hard to even brush it off. I’m unsure what the negative side effect of suggesting opposition to h
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by bird_monster 6y ago
What do laws have to do with this?
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by bird_monster 6y ago
> Not getting involved is not getting involved. No. > But by that logic, a site with no moderation simultaneously liberal, conservative, and centrist because all are allowed. We aren't (and haven't been) talking about politi
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I am pointing out that the post title includes "Why it's safe", and yet does not directly bring up why mRNA vaccines are safe/unsafe.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
"Safe" appears one time in this article and is here, in a block about why mRNA vaccines have to be kept supercold: > Modification of the mRNA building blocks and development of the particles that can cocoon it relatively safely
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by bird_monster 6y ago
My experience is from 2019, friend.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
If content is posted onto a site that is obviously hateful, the site has the choice to keep it up or take it down. The outcome of that choice is a political act (to not act is to act). The severity of the hate speech might matter, but ultim
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I got bad news for you
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by bird_monster 6y ago
The last try, I installed Ubuntu on my desktop and checked the 'Auto Login on Start' box on setup, which broke the UI and required a CLI fix. It wasn't hard (because I'm a dev and it was easy to troubleshoot/fix), b
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I mean, I'm comfortable accepting that I'm an edge case and have the worst luck with linux installations ever, but I still think there's so many things that regularly go wrong (even for people that aren't me), that it&#x
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by bird_monster 6y ago
That feeling when you've been working on a tech product called lenses that leverages Kafka. Time to rm -rf I suppose.
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by bird_monster 6y ago
I think this post kind of discounts the ways in which stable Ubuntu can break. On my last install, I checked the "Auto Login" button on setup which broke the entire install. I think that Ubuntu is definitely not even close to &quo

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