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dandare
10y ago
You are simply the scammy games industry's target group :D
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dandare
10y ago
Am I the only one who thinks Thiel should be left out of the story of Gawker and HH sextape? In the light of a lawful verdict his motive of bankrolling the lawsuit is completely irrelevant. The only discussion where Thiels involvement is re
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dandare
10y ago
m - km, fix the units
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dandare
10y ago
I absolutely NEED this as a widget on my Android phone screen! Congrats to amazing job Peter:)
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10y ago
I find it funny - the first language I learned was ActionScript 3 (built on ECMA 4 proposal) and I become a Flash developer aka laughing stock. I remember I had very rough time transitioning to JavaScript because it felt like a stone age co
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dandare
10y ago
This is outrageous. Thanks for the link.
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10y ago
You are bit mistaken - both Snowden and Manning went through reputable journalists, neither of them dumped any data directly to the public/adversaries. Also saying that if you volunteered for the military you should STFU when you see w
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dandare
10y ago
What makes you think he is up for the right thing? Serious question.
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10y ago
It is unbelievable how (self)censored the mainstream media/politics discussion is. Keith Alexander lied to the congress on record, whistleblowers before Snowden were jailed for blowing the whistle and there was absolutely no chance he
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10y ago
There is something wrong with me but I can not/refuse to use command line. It has no discoverability and no visible system state information. Every time I try to use it I start to panic because I can not see my files, I can not see the
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10y ago
> deploy for free, run indefinitely with zero downtime So who actually pays for the runtime - is it the work the miners do? If not, what is the mining work used for exactly?
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Ask HN: YC Provides Free Startup Documents – But How about EULA, PP and TOC?
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10y ago
Finally Sonos on Chromebook!
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10y ago
"We have UseCounters showing that 0.04% of page views navigate back via the backspace button and 0.005% of page views are after a form interaction. The latter are often cases where the user loses data. Years of user complaints have bee
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10y ago
European here - for a second I thought the idiom derives from the use of loud music in torture by CIA
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10y ago
I came here to ask people of examples of use cases because I just can not see how this can be useful in this decade.
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10y ago
I am sorry to hear that and I totally agree that the open plan is not better for everyone, all I am saying that it is not inherently bad for everyone.
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10y ago
Sure and trucks should not need a driver but they still do. 99% of the work mankind does does not really require deep concentration, including most of what the IT departments do.
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10y ago
I for one prefer open plans for developers - and everyone else. A) The headphones are just a dime in the wider context. B) Sure, if you are working on the next video compression algorithm then concentration is golden and you rightly deserve
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10y ago
"It’s an Escher staircase masquerading as a career ladder." What an imaginative parable, bravo!
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10y ago
Call me a racist too (I am mocking your misuse of the term here) but I never saw the value in having multiple languages. It is not enriching our culture in the same way different cuisines do, you can not easily savour on a poem in different
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11y ago
Am I the only one who recalled the 1984 ad an cringed?
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11y ago
Glue a straw to a ping-pong ball and suspend it in the bathtub's drain ;)
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11y ago
Disclaimer: I am the son of the inventor.
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Invention: Rolling (bladeless) fluid turbine
(epo.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
If the author thinks TypeScript is a framework there is no need to waste time reading the article.
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11y ago
As somebody pointed out, Telegram want's Instagram to change their name :) Actually, this may be one of the best things that could happen to LitterGram from the marketing point of view, I too had tweeted to FB and Instagram asking them
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11y ago
I see you complied, did it hurt your business?
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11y ago
It is irrelevant if agile is dead until we have something to replace it with.
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11y ago
If they can do this to him they can do it to anyone. The saddest thing is the example the "free world" is giving to all totalitarian torturers.
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