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by dstick 6y ago
t is undefined has been the bane in my work Sentries (error log) in 2020 as well, so it's eerily accurate.
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by dstick 6y ago
May I recommend "Het recht van de snelste" to you? I read it a few weeks ago and it was mind blowing to learn the things we take for granted, and how they came to be, when it comes to public space and transport. Unexpected gem of
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by dstick 6y ago
> I refuse to believe they've got banned because of the lack of user management features. > you can always let know authorities about any danger, report and ban users One contradicts the other? They didn't do #2, so #1 happe
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by dstick 6y ago
Maybe NSFV would be more helpful?
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by dstick 6y ago
Exactly, they take over darkweb marketplaces silently all the time for this very reason.
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by dstick 6y ago
That’s indeed a fun implementation. Most of my shareware memories consist of dark patterns and purple gorillas.
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by dstick 6y ago
No idea why you got downvoted. Thanks for taking the time to elaborate your thoughts. Edit: and now I’m getting downvoted. C’mon HN, be more diverse than this.
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by dstick 6y ago
Agreed, even if you add two 0’s to that number, it would still benefit Disney (et al), and skew the system negatively for smaller content creators.
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by dstick 6y ago
I’m paying €32 / mnth for 1000/1000 fibre in an urban, but not mega city urban, area of the Netherlands. Internet access should be a commodity like electricity and gas by now. It’s become that important.
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by dstick 6y ago
If my own hobby python projects are anything to go by, there aren’t even folders ;-) I have a friend who taught herself R for her research and it was basically one big procedural codebase.
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by dstick 6y ago
I think the parent meant the physical building, not the institution.
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by dstick 6y ago
@fakeDonaldTrump. Nvm, too easy ;-)
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by dstick 6y ago
+1 for a genuine LOL, sad as it may be - the truth can be funny.
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Procrastination Driven Development(dlorenc.medium.com)
1 points by dstick 6y ago|0 comments
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by dstick 6y ago
That's amazing, so fun to watch and feels 0% forced. I'm impressed.
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by dstick 6y ago
I watched a documentary called “Suits” a while back about a corporate legal firm and that convinced me that you are wrong. Those well dressed professionals will use anything you say against you in the court of law!
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by dstick 6y ago
I think the core of what they're trying to get at is: let the users find those bugs. The business isn't large enough to focus on details, yet. In the future, when fixing bugs takes more time than making features, you should have t
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by dstick 6y ago
Care to share how exactly you earned from that? :) SEO Network domains (or link blogs) are usually built for Google crawlers, not actual human eyeballs. They don’t rank high, they boost the rank of other sites.
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by dstick 6y ago
That doesn’t answer my question without prior knowledge. Luckily others did manage to provide an insightful answer. > why aren’t these publicly accessible? And you say: it’s sponsored by Dupont. So let me rephrase the question incorporat
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by dstick 6y ago
Unfortunately I concur, if this is your main thing. If you can outsource it: let the lawyers duke it out. If this feels personal: follow mmaunder’s advice. There are no winners in that scenario so just take back control.
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by dstick 6y ago
I always wondered, so now’s the time to ask I guess, why aren’t these publicly accessible? Aren’t they paid for with government (i.e. public) money?
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by dstick 6y ago
> Nothing else. Is it? The prospect of a single standard is still pretty enticing to me. Granted, you have things like Cordova, Flutter etc that already solve the single codebase problem. But under the hood they all “convert” things to n
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by dstick 6y ago
Oh come on! “They” are harder to photograph? This is exactly the same like saying black people are less intelligent because they don’t hold the higher paid jobs. It’s not by choice. Nor is there any physical reason why that should be. The t
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by dstick 6y ago
Here's a version of the story without pay wall, The Times version was the original. https://io9.gizmodo.com/heres-how-the-ashes-of-star-treks-or...
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Ashes of Star Trek’s Scotty Smuggled on to International Space Station(thetimes.co.uk)
7 points by dstick 6y ago|1 comments
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by dstick 6y ago
Followed you fully, right up to the end. Why would a good understanding of math be invaluable to start the next big thing? At their core, isn’t what makes them great, their simplicity? Upload videos, connect with other people? I’m no math w
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by dstick 6y ago
Upvoted for the pure passion that just oozes through the sentences. Didn’t understand half of it but that did not detract from the reading fun! :)
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by dstick 6y ago
My name is Stan and I just finished a feature on the product I’m working on that used statistical analysis for anomaly detection. So this headline made me smile - thanks for sharing, and apologies for a rather pointless comment otherwise ;-
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by dstick 6y ago
There’s a big datacenter in a post office in LA. I visited it once as we rented bare metal there. Amazing building. So maybe that’s the reason? :)
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by dstick 6y ago
Complex is a boon in this case, is it not? It -can- do everything. You need to invest some time into understanding it. There’s no fancy UI, no modern branding. It’s a work horse. It’s so powerful, I love it! Amazing piece of software.

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