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breeze_em_out
9y ago
There is no line. Expression is turing complete. That you might not like something I say does not have any effect on my right to say it as a human being. Obviously the names are tongue in cheek jabs. There's no language called Auschwit
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9y ago
Irrelevant, since he's correct. I've actually known an ex-Zomato employee who's said the same thing, this is the first time I've heard strangers mention it though. Upvotes do not determine if information is true or not,
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breeze_em_out
9y ago
I prefer to be censored by dang, is he available? edit: I've also not broken any guidelines, you're just upset that I'm right. I understand.
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breeze_em_out
9y ago
Is this appropriate for businesses to be doing? I mean, you don't see Ford putting out bounties on drunk hit'n'run drivers, and that's something that's cost thousands of lives. How is this type of McCarthy PR accept
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breeze_em_out
9y ago
I almost said Javascript out of ubiquity, but it'd be a grave insult to the plane. Java is a good answer, maybe C#, maybe Python. The language needs to be one that gets a lot of work done, and is reliable. What's a language that
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breeze_em_out
9y ago
Ada is the F14. Expensive, works well, but ya really just don't need it most of the time.
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breeze_em_out
9y ago
Let me guess, there will mysteriously be no black bar.
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breeze_em_out
9y ago
Well, your browser info and metadata have now been sold to third parties for a few pennies, so I'd say mission successful for site owner. Are people actually still this naive? Reading HN users makes me feel like I'm trapped in the
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breeze_em_out
9y ago
Disgraceful hitpiece from a trash publication. Keep truckin, Travis.
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9y ago
That gif is not even close to how it actually works, that's such a dirty thing to do, that's no accident...
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breeze_em_out
10y ago
"To put this into context, here are some numbers that describe completely different products from completely different companies." Exactly what context is this supposed to be?