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   by cheeze 5y ago

   Ah yes, the standard "js is evil and should never run" comment Read the article?
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   by cheeze 5y ago

   Amazon literally _banned_ php for a reason. Don't get me wrong, PHP taught me a ton about programming and was a very important language, but yeah...
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   by cheeze 5y ago

   They've delivered what, a handful of those? When its a big deal that one of them is seen in a city, I feel like that says something.
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   by cheeze 5y ago

   No different than Java or any lang that supports labels and c style comments
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   by cheeze 5y ago

   I prefer Excel to both, which is also Turing complete.
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   by cheeze 5y ago

   IMO, to some extent yes. Just like they'd be 'kept out of the loop' in many other cases for not having the best communication. It's not inherently fair but I don't know how to solve that problem either.
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   by cheeze 5y ago

   So, a sizable portion of Indians and Chinese folks? Many Indians have spoken english most of their lives, but definitely tons of Chinese (and other) devs where ESL is a very real thing.
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   by cheeze 5y ago

   The whole IoT thing just goes to show how... unique many people on HN are. I get it, it's a risk, etc. but IMO the convenience is massive. I do the same as you do, its a bit more work but it works fine for my use case. Use reputable pr
9. 369.▲
   by cheeze 5y ago

   Depends on the digital product, but usually you're looking at something like a license key and DRM. If someone is determined enough, they _will_ distribute thousands of copies of it though.
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    Anywhere I can watch a VOD of it?
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    Asterisk = read the fine print... That to me is super deceptive. Tell me the acutal price of the car that I'm going to pay. Hell, include a rebate if I'm gonna get it in the next year. But gas savings over life of the vehicle is a
12. 372.▲
    by cheeze 5y ago

    Because you're being disengenuous. Pretty simple.
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    > transparent info and pricing TSLA literally lies about the cost of the car on their website though. "* Costs above include potential incentives and gas savings of $4,300." Gas savings... What? This isn't some special ta
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    Highly recommend checking out hop tea/hop seltzers. Lagunitas makes a good one with distro across the nation. Stillwater makes some (alcoholic) seltzers with dry hopping as well that I'm a huge fan of. Those have been my favorite
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    Most things damage your body in some way, shape, or form. Obviously the best solution is to not drink, but IMO it's not a great alternative. Something like what you mentioned at the end makes more sense.
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    Absolutely, nobody is talking about spatial audio in this thread though...
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    I feel like most of the "must be wired" brigade check two boxes 1. Too stubborn to move on from their favorite pair of enthusiast headphones 2. Haven't actually _used_ modern wireless headphones much, if at all. I love a pair
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    Can they actually go after any of these entities? Seems like at this point it's pretty trivial to set up a website which proxies manifest files and injects DRM keys directly... Good luck, but I'd assume these folks are all in non
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    And since you're on hn, you can probably figure out streetmerchant
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    I think the lender thing makes sense. Lenders are all about risk mitigation, and unfortunately at this time there are just too many risks around a geodesic dome as a house. Lots of folks think that building a house is a potential approach
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    by cheeze 5y ago

    Sorry for your loss, hope you're in a better place since then. No parent should ever have to go through that. May your son rest in peace.
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    I use privacy too but I generally don't bother for most use cases because I want the CC rewards. Chase has been fine whenever someone is scummy to me, which has rarely happened. Any sort of trial though, 100% of the time.
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    Clickbaity title but I highly recommend this article: https://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/2012/july/... Also, the 30 for 30 "the bad boy of bowling" on Pete Weber
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    > I'm sure AWS has not done a disaster test I wouldn't be so sure about that.
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    I love articles like this. I wish there was an hn for articles. Not tech. Not some random lisp interpreter, but things like "The hunt for the death valley germans", the story about the nuclear power device in the mountains in nepa
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    > you’ve just never had to deal with a real actual problem in your life I don't follow how you made that assumption about OP of the comment
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    I'm sure AWS is working on it though. Half joking
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    Agreed. Just comes of as disengenuous and "wake up sheeple"
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    OP is aware of that, they are asking specifically where the line between Chromium and Chrome itself are.
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    by cheeze 6y ago

    Legal age of consent isn't the same as being moral. These are two separate things. Nobody is saying we should 'cancel' Canada for having bad laws in the past. IMO this is a really weak argument.