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by dvdhnt 7y ago
As of now, posted four hours ago and only one comment. For a community that prides itself on disruption and global impact, HN sure is quiet on solutions.
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
Interesting thought. It seems most likely that the public lobbies generally against a problem without much of a solution in mind, or at least without doing all that much research beforehand. I can see how the public might complain about a l
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
I think the GP is saying that in most cases, constituents probably didn't ask for (in this case) scooters. They were most likely lobbied for by the companies who offer them or by some extremely small subset of the public. Your point se
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
Are you interested in and able to offer work visa sponsorship?
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
This might get downvoted... I actually love that you wrote this additional comment. One of my classmates ended up working for a certain school in South Bend - five years on and he still loves it. If only my wife would move somewhere with mo
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
I understand not everyone will agree, but I find this to be a deficiency of ReasonML compared to strict TS. Types offer inline documentation to developers that come after you. They should make it easier to establish and maintain a mental mo
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
My favorite line from the article: > As space tourism becomes a reality, so might the need to prosecute space crime
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
This isn't on topic of GP, but you seem to have a handle on what this is, so I thought I'd ask... The conversation seems to focus on JMAP as a replacement for IMAP and primarily as an email protocol. The RFC identifies itself as -
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
I look forward to reviewing your platform. A minute ago, I visited the site, but was distracted by the logo. It looks a lot like webpack's logo ( https://webpack.js.org/ ) so I went to see if you two are connected. Looks
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
Man, you had me until you went religious. I think - 1) those people have appropriated Christianity since at least King James, as Jesus and his ministry promoted socialism aka selling all of your belonging to fund social programs; 2) we need
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by dvdhnt 7y ago
Interesting. I am not agreeing or disagreeing with your statement. However, it only seems different from a moralist perspective. Naturally, the result is the same: a species reaches its carrying capacity and the population declines. Fascina
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
But why? I mean, I read the article and understand what will be done with it. But why? Is it just to take advantage of Python tools?
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
This looks great! I’m going to give it a shot.
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Tesla’s promised $35,000 Model 3 is finally here(theverge.com)
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
> Express is an established node.js web framework and there is a wealth of third party middleware packages that may not be available in other form. The ExpressService base class uses aws-serverless-express to host an Express application.
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
I often hear that experienced devs don't necessarily make good managers, but that's not always the case. It's important to not force devs into becoming managers if they aren't a fit. Therefore, the traditional tree struc
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> Someone who has renounced their US citizenship is forever barred from ever getting citizenship, and their children are typically also barred from getting citizenship. In addition, they will pretty much always be denied a visa for entry
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
I’m not saying you’re wrong, but saying there’s no benefit to building new housing because there’s not a fortune to be made, well that just seems like capitalist-apologizing. We’ve built a system where humans are expected to somehow accrue
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
While I agree with your overall argument regarding the overflow of issues and ignorance of their particulars, I have to disagree with your view on abstinence from voting being some sort of error prevention. By that measure, there is a right
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Do you really need to serve ads on your demo site? Maybe you do, but that doesn't seem very OSS.
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
Wow, can't believe I missed this response. > Dutch American Friendship Treaty (self employ in the Netherlands) This was my first thought. I was hoping to move abroad for some time before quitting my remote U.S. job. > Working Hol
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
Maybe that's true, but parent's point stands. We don't use honey to deal with poor thieves or people who emotionally abuse their spouses. Why should we use honey to deal with a rich thief who emotionally abuses an entire labo
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
> Maybe I've got no sense of humour Nah, it wasn't supposed to be funny. It was an explicit call out. > I think that's unprofessional and something like bullying Lol, so what is professional, building a business where y
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
My wife and I want to move to Europe from the U.S., however, while I do have 5+ years of experience, I haven't finished my degree...
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
Good intentions are great, but if the startup fails, 6% of nothing is zero. That’s not including the difficult financial position you could find yourself in if something goes wrong while working for the startup. Take the money, training, an
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
Hmm.. cool, I guess. Why though? You're "configuring" your express server to use this package. Now you have a third party package right in the middle of your application for what benefit? I don't think it's very pra
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
Sorry about that! I didn't mean to scrutinize - I just know very little about browser exploits, especially details, and thought there was some specific attack for browser history. Cheers.
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> Progressives make all kinds of noise and virtue signal for people outside our care, but where the rubber meets the road, they fall short on helping fellow Americans—this is a nice start. That's pretty presumptuous of you, isn&#x27
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Spotify raises limit for offline downloads to 10,000 songs per device(theverge.com)
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by dvdhnt 8y ago
> Purchasing the right to see a movie, listen to a song, on a service, will never be the same as holding a physical copy. Yeah, that's a no-go, chief. Even if it's somehow baked into the terms of service, I don't think it&

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