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by dvdhnt 9y ago
> killjoywashere Name checks out. In all seriousness, though, you're absolutely spot on. My youngest is almost 4 and I caught myself repeating the same mistakes with her that I made with my oldest. I'm much more strict with mys
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
Probably $0 after the backlash, perhaps even net negative.
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Your comment was needless and contributed nothing to the parent comment. Then again, you knew that, demonstrated by you making a brand new throw away account just to make your overly aggressive comment. Not sure if you were afraid of the do
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
It’s not just a backend, Rails is a full stack framework - from database administration to data modeling, business logic to frontend. It literally has built in frontend templating in the form of erb. That said, I think that frontend develop
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Idiotic and laughable result - much like our tax code.
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What skills do you need? Not sure it matters. I'd suggest working on solving the underlying problem: providing proof of THING uncontrolled by a central authority but not so resource intensive that it will overtime be dominated by only
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Ask HN: How are you monitoring source code for secrets?
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> And the ugly side of it is, we want clear class divisions. What? I suspect that it's typically, if not exclusively, those in the upper classes that want this. The ugly side of it is human nature is selfish.
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
Fair enough, that's a much better way to convey your point, and it's one I agree with. If we consider each domain, from hiring to operations, finance to development, I'll take your 100% odds - there are just too many areas of
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
No, that’s not true at all. I consider myself to be an ethical and reasonable human being and have never observed a startup I’ve been a part of - in positions where I am aware of operations, finances, privacy, etc - do anything “bad” like w
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
Your comments oftens say so much while saying very little. Please, kindly point out where in Titlte II or any other public accommodation law where accommodation could be loosely interpreted as including the selection of advertising categori
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
> Yes, they are; your description is inaccurate. Oh, okay. Good to know you're inside my head. No, I didn't copy and paste the entirety of your quote because it didn't seem necessary. You're dancing around my point: p
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The man who deactivated Trump’s Twitter account has revealed himself(theverge.com)
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
> if the homeowner were not rich would they have a sitting U.S. Senator write a letter on their behalf and have a special hearing to decide the issue? Almost certainly not and I do believe that the Senator's interference is unethica
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
> there are hair care products whose marketing focuses on a African-American customer base Sure, but those aren't the products I'm referencing. I'm specifically talking about items such as types of brushes. Literally ONE n
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
1. If you haven't verified that the analytics work, why would you add them at all? Tracking for the sake of tracking is lame. 2. The chat pops up itself; that's a turn off for me. If I want to chat, I'll click the floating bu
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
There is something odd about this that I do not understand. Laws prohibit discrimination based on race, so the housing advertisements obviously shouldn't be allowed to use race as a targeting attribute. However, retail items that targe
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
It would be super easy to jump on them because they're rich and live in a mansion, but if this happened to homeowners who weren't rich, I'd want them to have the opportunity to buy it back, too. They need to pay their tax bil
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Epic Games receives scathing legal rebuke from 14-yr-old Fortnite cheater’s mom(theverge.com)
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This. Often, the top 50 or so posts will remain relatively static for days, while posts like this never make it far enough up the rankings for to actually see them.
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
> It costs us around $10k/month. As someone who develops web apps for startups not in SV, that seems incredibly expensive to me.
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
Maybe, I'm missing some larger point, but it seems like the real dilemma here is that people lack the discipline to give up things that do not benefit them. As per constant discussion here on HN, many of us continue to untangle social
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
Software developer, ~4 years, $50k, $0, location: TN, USA
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
Huh, having played sports for over a decade, I don't perceive "hustle" to mean "work hard". I understand it to mean "hurry up" or "move quickly from A to B". Usually, I hear "work hard"
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
> The market is not self regulating here. The market is rarely self regulating here in the U.S., either, assuming you’re referring to people making decisions with their dollars. Rather, the market is driven by a combination of advertisi
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
I updated to the beta last night before doing a bit of homework. While working in Google docs, I noticed that if you right click and try to "paste without formatting", you get this popup: https://cl.ly/3O0n2e3y1p1e
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
Nice job! The site is easy on the eyes, gorgeous and fast. I'll definitely try it out a bit more and spread the word.
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Chimp “Girls” Play with “Dolls” Too–First Wild Evidence (2010)(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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by dvdhnt 9y ago
> I am sure there are worse terms to describe your stereotypes. Again, not my stereotypes, I don't own them, didn't start them, and don't perpetuate them; I've never spoken about West Virginia outside of this thread.
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As an outsider, those are exactly the things I associate with WV (I'm from Texas). Additionally, there are plenty of similar things I associate with Texas. While I dislike those qualities, that doesn't make them less true or offen

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