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by canttestthis 5y ago
What is the legal mechanism that allows this? If I’m not a party to the agreement that says they won’t be sued in the future, how can the agreement enforce that I won’t sue them? Or is it the judges that are saying they won’t hear the case?
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by canttestthis 5y ago
There’s something about FB threads that really attracts Reddit-style comments.
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by canttestthis 5y ago
A type of IRC ban https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRC_operator#Ban_Types
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by canttestthis 6y ago
> Considering how relatively safe Vitamin D is Vitamin D (like Vitamin A) accumulates in the body and is dangerous in high doses.
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by canttestthis 6y ago
Long functions are fine when you read sequentially, but when enclosed in a loop you have to scroll back up to recover context about the loop and this is disruptive. Carmack says it in the essay too > Enclosing pages of code inside a cond
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by canttestthis 6y ago
For those reading along, Unreal Engine fees is 5% after the first million.
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by canttestthis 6y ago
Apple builds trust in the iPhone by curating apps that are allowed to be installed on it. When I buy an iPhone for my family I _trust_ that Apple is doing the right thing and will prevent its users from harm. I wouldn't have that same
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by canttestthis 6y ago
Thanks for responding :) I hope future administrations take the idea of a startup visa seriously.
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by canttestthis 6y ago
For people in the US who are on H1- B and also aren't eligible for an E-1 visa, other than O-1 is there a different immigration path to founding a company in the US?
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by canttestthis 6y ago
Consider that some of the people being let go may be here on employment visas, and this may jeopardize their (and their family's) ability to remain in the country.
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by canttestthis 6y ago
Why link to the image out of context? https://www.wikihow.com/Laugh
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by canttestthis 6y ago
It would be helpful if you could provide specific things in the blog post that you don't agree with. I skimmed through it and it seemed reasonable.
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by canttestthis 6y ago
> The survey allowed multiple selections. No, amongst 5 choices (strong negative, negative, neutral, positive, strong positive) you can't select multiple choices from those.
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by canttestthis 7y ago
I always thought that they were doing it because they had a really low opinion of their own game studio. Maybe they were trying to kill as much future competition as they were able to (legally).
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by canttestthis 7y ago
Do you mean l-theanine?
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by canttestthis 7y ago
> Google uses Common Lisp Which projects at Google use Common Lisp? I didn't even know it was an approved language.
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by canttestthis 7y ago
And of course no corporate drama is complete without the CEO shooting themselves in the foot with misguided tweets [1]. There's something about Twitter that inspires people to say really dumb things. [1] https://en.wikipedia
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by canttestthis 7y ago
Many of the points there make much more sense after you've been involved in the Wikipedia editing community for a while. I don't think these observations were addressed to the casual Wikipedia reader or editor. For the first point
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by canttestthis 8y ago
Tangentially I'm interested to know whether taking melatonin for long periods of time (years) reduces its effectiveness. I've been taking it for nearly a year but I've heard stories about how you need to keep increasing the d
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by canttestthis 8y ago
Are you saying that there aren't enough people cleaning up or that cleaning up should be done differently?
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by canttestthis 8y ago
The more I hear about Retail the more it seems like its a bad place to be.
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by canttestthis 8y ago
There are screenshots of the issue in the report. They've also said that there is a pattern of Nouveau instability that you don't see in proprietary drivers. Its all in the bug report.
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by canttestthis 8y ago
> which to them will become a proprietary black box of slow JavaScript spyware and horrid markup languages Did you read the bug report?
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by canttestthis 8y ago
The analogy doesn't work. Barring malicious intent or negligence leading to death I cannot imagine (or remember) a situation where the company would be fined for a software bug.
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by canttestthis 8y ago
> I don't know if this is a GDPR violation or not (as someone else asked), but if it is, I hope we start actually seeing action of these sorts of things. Sounds like you're suggesting that we criminalize software bugs.
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by canttestthis 8y ago
> I'm above that already, but apparently most of the Indians aren't. This comment is just bordering on being inappropriate. The H1-B is a skilled worker program. Having a per country cap makes absolutely no sense.
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by canttestthis 8y ago
Yes, agreed, but the 10,000 IU number is on the very upper end of the recommended intake in some research papers regardless of your body weight and age, and about twice as high as the upper recommended intake in current medical consensus. I
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by canttestthis 8y ago
10,000 IU is the upper limit recommended by researchers, but afaik 4,000 is the more commonly accepted/advised number.
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by canttestthis 9y ago
But that's no longer (non-technical) user friendly. Ghost is on the other end where they host it for you and if you get reddit or hn hugged it's still going to take your site offline, you just won't pay for it, but you get a
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by canttestthis 9y ago
Do you feel the same way about Adderall? I've been on Ritalin for months and haven't felt any negative effects.

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