chapium

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811.
by chapium 8y ago
Seems pretty fair.
812.
by chapium 8y ago
Is anyone else getting tired of everyone playing editor on HN? In some cases its nice when clickbait headlines are reduced to their original content. However threads like this are drowning out the conversation about the subject matter.
813.
by chapium 8y ago
Same here, their requests are getting more and more intrusive. I'm about to abandon the platform. The desktop site works so well on mobile, I'm not sure why they want to move away from that.
814.
by chapium 8y ago
The thought anyone believes that makes me chuckle, thanks.
815.
by chapium 8y ago
Why should github be the first choice and subject to exhaustion? Are there not compelling reasons to got with gitlab?
816.
by chapium 8y ago
I think its pretty clear that this is an estimate of the material cost data point.
817.
by chapium 8y ago
Is it ironic that the status page requires DNS to access?
818.
by chapium 8y ago
Statistics
819.
by chapium 8y ago
I thought the point of ipad was to ditch the clamshell design?
820.
by chapium 8y ago
The car analogies are usually quite poor. However, it depends on your use case. Echo Dot's have a mute button which prevents monitoring, or at least it seems so. I'm not an echo power user, so my needs are definitely different
821.
by chapium 8y ago
Both a car and an amazon echo have a switch that turns that functionality off.
822.
by chapium 8y ago
We dont need laws for these things. If a consumer installs an internet connected microphone in their home, they should expect this.
823.
by chapium 8y ago
Regional bus services are popping up and including amenities like wifi, friendly customer service, and stops for breaks (usually once every 2-3 hours). Greyhound service is abysmal however, and a last resort economically.
824.
by chapium 8y ago
I think it breaks down to people skills. There is one group of people looking to use the lib for a project and another group that would be interested in contributing. Saying make a contribution to people not in the latter group is a bit r
825.
by chapium 9y ago
That makes sense. Medicare works in a similar way in the US.
826.
by chapium 9y ago
“It's because most people in the US are brainwashed (note: I live in the US) into thinking paying ~$450 / month per adult for basic health insurance with high deductibles is a bargain because it "saves" them from $100,00
827.
by chapium 9y ago
Why should stitches be free? Of course they arent, its being paid for under your country’s healthcare model. The cost is harder to see to the individual but its there. I’m all for universal healthcare but comparisons like this are deceiv
828.
by chapium 9y ago
“Brainwashed” is a bit harsh. We put up with this because it’s necessary to work within the constraints of the system.
829.
by chapium 9y ago
"The flooding on Kauai is consistent with an extreme rainfall that comes with a warmer atmosphere," said Chip Fletcher, a leading expert on the impact of climate change on Pacific island communities. Because no one can know the en
830.
by chapium 9y ago
I can see it being both.
831.
by chapium 9y ago
Is there a better way to communicate this news?
832.
by chapium 9y ago
John Glenn is an exceptional case however. His career was in rocket travel and experimental aircraft.
833.
by chapium 9y ago
This article is framed to shame amazon for having so many employees who rely on SNAP. It could be framed to laud them for employing so many who are poor. It could also be completely neutral: Amazon hires unskilled labor for unskilled job
834.
by chapium 9y ago
In the american context it actually is different. Chinaman is a derogatory term for a chinese person and pretty offensive. Its obviously not used in a derogatory way in this context but the association that is made is distracting from the
835.
by chapium 9y ago
I’d be really concerned about the news then. Will you react quickly if the car decides to drive towards a post?
836.
by chapium 9y ago
It depends on your country’s politics of course. What level of care do you want to be publicly funded? I have my doubts that the price can remain this low even if the nonprofit controls the IP. If that IP changes ownership or if the nonp
837.
by chapium 9y ago
Same. Seems like trolling.
838.
by chapium 9y ago
In the context that netflix wants to use these fonts, how is this a problem?
839.
by chapium 9y ago
> which apparently contradicts some guidance This isn’t just “some guidance”. Its the American Academy of Pediatrics guidance which shows stuffed animals, pillows, and blankets increase the risk factor for SIDS.
840.
by chapium 9y ago
One thing I noticed back in school was my law prof always kept his notes in html. When not teaching he was a local county judge. Is this common? The cases he would cover were normal city disputes and not specific to technology. I think

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