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by chickenfries 8y ago
1200 sqft is plenty of room for a 4 person family. I mostly grew up in the city, in a small apartment, but for a while we did live in the Midwest, in a big house. The only problem with apartment living was that we had too much furniture we
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Very interesting so far. "Inessential weirdness" is something I've been thinking about for a while but didn't have a name for.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
There’s a format shortcut in VSCode. I’ve never had an extension mess with the shortcut and I install a bunch.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
This seems to be less about Scheme and more about the author wanting to tell a cool story.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
You think someone can compete with Google or Facebook without massive amounts of capital?
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by chickenfries 8y ago
> Questions about Trump’s name-calling and lack of civility were brushed aside. “I don’t think Trump’s nicknames are that nasty,” Thiel said. “They’re powerfully accurate.” I wish people would stop asking about this crap and ask Trump su
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Your last point seems so obvious. It’s much easier to toast bread than it is to treat chronic mental illness. Of course your toaster roasts bread. Doctors can’t cure plenty of things, despite all of our efforts. Psychiatry is an even younge
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by chickenfries 8y ago
I think it's more likely that we're just not that great at "curing" mental illness (whatever that means) than it is that the entire industry has a conflict on interest where they COULD be helping people get better faster
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by chickenfries 8y ago
This kind of tone is why people from lower cost of living areas don’t post in these threads. > Some people can spend a month reading "SQL in 21 days" and get a higher salary than you in many places. Can you show me a job listin
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Prohibition doesn’t work. Legalization and regulation do. Alcohol and Tobacco are the proof. We can do much better than a cure which has shown to be worse than the disease.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Well usually ReCAPCHA is usually used on sign in pages. You can rate limit login attempts, exponentially increasing rate limit (or just locking out) IPs that exceed allowed login attempts and analyze your logs to ban abusive IPs. Yeah, that
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by chickenfries 8y ago
If a CAPTCHA is the only thing keeping your site secure from abuse then I think you have larger problems.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
This is basically how I feel about eating meat and free software. RMS and Vegetarians have made an argument that I cannot disagree with. I try to eat less meat and use more free software, but out of convenience and laziness on my part I don
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Thanks for doing the right thing.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Haven’t played the game but many low income people finance their phones.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
What is something else in Thai that is referred to in a similar way?
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by chickenfries 8y ago
I've worked in publishing, this initiative sounds like many other "save journalism with technology" initiatives that I've seen go nowhere, like the Coral Project. But back to Civil. Why would I care that Forbes is going
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Why? News sites don’t even care about maintaining an edit history. They just make minor fixes and leave editors notes when they fix things. News on the block chain is not something anyone wants.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Why?
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by chickenfries 8y ago
There are so many advantages to early cars, are you kidding me? They don’t eat hay and shit for one. Is there anything that your argument wouldn’t work for? Do you truly have to wait a decade before making any judgements about the hype arou
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by chickenfries 8y ago
1. The same principle applies, unless you want to argue that YC should have lower standards than the average tech job. 2. I don't know much about this person, but I'm going to need something more than his word on this one. The muc
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Clearly it wasn't just saying "build the wall," from your own link: > All of you: fuck off. Take your morally superior, elitist, virtue signaling bullshit and shove it. > I call it like I see it, and I helped meme a Pr
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by chickenfries 8y ago
My point is that Amazon or the buffet owner will not be brought down by a few customers who are a net loss to them shipping wise. They have already done the math. You can either use amazon because you’ve decided you need it or you can actua
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by chickenfries 8y ago
It sounds like you get something out of this more than stuff, you get the fun of gaming the system. > Another key is to order stuff that weighs a lot (40lbs+). Last time I did FBA the UPS rate for Amazon shipping was ~50 cents / lb
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Do you have stats? You might be projecting.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Sorry, I guess I read your comment uncharitably at first, but I do know there are people who do think that the workplace where we are free to behave in an agressive, insulting ways is the ideal workplace, in 2018.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Men deserve to be treated with respect too. I'm a man, and I would absolutely quit any job where someone talked to me the way LBT did in his emails. I'm sure someone reading this thinks that makes me a snowflake.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
My experience has been the same, unsubscribed after many years. On top of that, I feel good knowing I’m not supporting a company with terrible working conditions.
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by chickenfries 8y ago
I like it too, but the use of bolding is a bit excessive and distracting. I feel like it makes sense sometimes, but then other times it feels random, like the bolding of > By early June, Axios heard that Tony Bates and Marc Mezvinsky &gt
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by chickenfries 8y ago
Also, neither game was successful because it was an impressive graphically... it was just a fun game. This whole discussion is irrelevant but happens all the time on HN. Why?

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