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by dekervin 4y ago
I have to say for a site that gather so much brain power in its comments, HN is so climate blind it's infuriating. The UK registered its highest temperature since records began and here, it's business as usual.
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Europe is heating up faster than other hot spots, a study finds(nytimes.com)
1 points by dekervin 4y ago|0 comments
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by dekervin 4y ago
I am not sure we will go down tha t path, but I am really glad you provided that comment. It expanded my view of what is possible. I guess the experience your users expect allow you to use that method ? If you have more interesting details
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by dekervin 4y ago
Interesting. Does that mean each user is its own chat room ? Will there be some drawbacks to that approach?
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by dekervin 4y ago
Thanks. What would be the best choice, in your opinion, between those FOSS solutions if the goal is to integrate them into an already existing app ? ( Pros / Cons ?)
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by dekervin 4y ago
I like your perspective. It reinforces and states more bluntly what were my thoughts on this topic. But the app is partly a social commenting app, with reddit style comments. And for some other features, there are some one-on-one communicat
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Ask HN: How do you implement internal user messaging in your app?
8 points by dekervin 4y ago|14 comments
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by dekervin 4y ago
Since I spent a lot of time looking at "Who is hiring post" for fun anyway, I was looking for a way to make it productive and came up with a different idea [0]. I was wondering if you could detect the slow rise of a new technology
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by dekervin 4y ago
Here is the most detailed explanation of the "plan" I could find online [1]. Let me know what you think of its feasability ! [1] https://www.ledgerinsights.com/hedge-fund-makes-short-wager-...
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by dekervin 4y ago
I read between the lines, that there was a play trying to short reserve assets of the entity behind tether or something.
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by dekervin 4y ago
Glad to see he is kind of fighting back. I am tired of the startup trope that somehow, blatant theft is a form of "flattery".
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by dekervin 4y ago
Interesting ! If I read your answer correctly, there was a time when German Army had more independent thinking than US Army. Is it common knowledge in military circles ? Did you always knew it or was there a time or a reason your worldview
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by dekervin 4y ago
I am taking advantage of this comment to ask a general question hoping to read some insights into it. On different occasions after doing some casual war history reading, I ended up with the diffuse belief that the ability to delegate initia
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by dekervin 4y ago
Wow ! Not even a hundred years has passed and we already have those far fetched self-serving delusions posing as historical analysis ? How about... cynically bleed out communists willingness to fight in one place, to deter any other place i
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Sweden’s 'speed camera lottery' hit a red light years ago (2021)(aap.com.au)
28 points by dekervin 5y ago|123 comments
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by dekervin 5y ago
Totally disagree with you. The parent you are referring to is framing the debate desingenously. Uber, and Uber insiders, are free to ponder all the intricacies and challenges of running Uber in its current form. As long as they recognize th
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by dekervin 5y ago
This is awesome !!! thanks a lot. Exactly what I had in mind :)
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by dekervin 5y ago
Thanks for the info. The [dead] tag doesn't show up for me, so I don't have any way to learn and correct my future behavior, if that's indeed the reason. It's actually ironic in that case since I specifically chose what
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by dekervin 5y ago
Oh, thanks for that info. That's what I meant by things "I don't know that I don't know" :) . That reason didn't even cross my mind. It would be useful if there was some kind of central place to learn about var
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by dekervin 5y ago
I made a submission. Then I went outside on an errand and checked there to see if there was some comments. I couldn't find the post via search or in "new posts". Thinking of an error, I checked my profile without logging in
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Ask HN: What should a user know about how HN moderation works in practice?
2 points by dekervin 5y ago|10 comments
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by dekervin 5y ago
Those are the right arguments if you want to defend the "market ideology". But "market ideology" is not the law of the land there. Tough luck.
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by dekervin 5y ago
As some said, the greatest trick christianity ever pulled...
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by dekervin 5y ago
What do you use in practice for multisig ?
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by dekervin 5y ago
I am working on https://datapeek.org , basically annotating online debates with data. I am open to collaborate, in particular with hackers with a taste for the business/marketing side of things. Email in my bio.
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by dekervin 5y ago
I am interested in discussing maths. You might want to add an email in your profile for contact. You can find mine there !
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by dekervin 5y ago
hey do you have any contact infos ? mine is in my profile !
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by dekervin 5y ago
It's so lopsided you'd think every hacker news reader moonlight as an engineer at a nuclear plant. I count 5 "insane" on that page already. German policies are insane, California is insane,... you get the drift.
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by dekervin 5y ago
Thanks for the answer ! I'll continue the debate because I think it's worth exploring. The problem is effectively nuclear proliferation. And in my opinion the two links you provided are embryos of solution. In the future, it will
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by dekervin 5y ago
The nuclear issue is fascinating to watch unfold, over the years. I didn't expect the rational pro-nuclear to be almost as religious as their opponents. Which makes them also refuse to engage in debate. So, here is one of the thoughts

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