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eindiran
4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=392347
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eindiran
4y ago
sleep 300; tput bel or even timer() { sleep $1 ; i=$2; until [ $i -eq 0 ]; do tput bel; sleep 1; i=$((i-1)); done } timer 300 10
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eindiran
4y ago
That is completing actual tasks for the company. You are effectively acting as a consultant for them. And I have heard of a number of cases of people actually coming back to fix something briefly, which is even further in that direction.
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eindiran
5y ago
My recent favorite small program I wrote: Was watching a movie with a group of friends which someone had ... acquired from the internet, but it didn't have any subtitles. Someone found an SRT file, but the subtitles were offset by quit
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eindiran
5y ago
Does anyone have a mass downloader for your purchases on Bandcamp?
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eindiran
5y ago
Sorry, that was a bit rude and pointless. I apologize. I am just frustrated that your comments all over this thread are suggesting that people should take up arms and violently overthrow their governments in Venezuela and Russia, but you ar
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eindiran
5y ago
Calling repeatedly for violent revolution isn't HN-caliber certainly but that hasn't stopped you from doing it all over this thread. <- This is whataboutism by the way.
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eindiran
5y ago
"A propaganda technique where criticisms are deflected by raising corresponding criticisms of the opposite side."[0] OP is not deflecting criticisms of Russia, OP is pointing out that the claim that NC is taking a principled stanc
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eindiran
5y ago
OP's comment is not whataboutism. It's simply pointing out that this is not the principled stand it is masquerading as. If this action was strictly about countries waging unprovoked wars heavily laden with war crimes, the US would
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eindiran
5y ago
I don't know how to respond to this because you are responding to the particulars of this decision (which aren't relevant to people that don't live in Russia) without looking at what it represents. NC's willingness to do
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eindiran
5y ago
Honestly, if Namecheap wants to earn my respect back after this their only option is to ban me and their other US customers for the crimes of the US government, but they won't because the US market is too lucrative for them to lose.
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eindiran
5y ago
> I don't see why this action would affect your decision. Factoring in the risk that a business might suddenly stop wanting to interact with you has _always_ been part of the calculus. Because seeing this actually play out means tha
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eindiran
5y ago
I can only comment for myself, but as a long time NC customer, this action and the behavior of the CEO in this thread has seriously damaged my ability to trust in the brand. The only redeeming bit of trust remaining is that they are too sel
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eindiran
5y ago
I have been a (US, before you accuse me of being Russian like you have done elsewhere in the thread) Namecheap customer for years, and have urged at least a dozen others to use your service. I won't be doing that in the future, your re
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eindiran
5y ago
Percentages are useful because they communicate scale without deep context. Who knows what we are talking about at all with regard to 0.0015? What units are we using? Most people don't have the context necessary to evaluate what it mea
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eindiran
5y ago
The point of reducing your consumption is that the demand for animals is lower, so they aren't born in to lives of non-stop suffering.
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eindiran
5y ago
I literally laughed out loud when I read your username, thank you for that.
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eindiran
5y ago
I was about to comment that in the next few years we would start seeing people who are willing to let the government biometrically finger fuck them because its pointless to fight back, but here you are proving that the battle was already lo
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eindiran
5y ago
No, but we will likely see fewer people coming forward about being raped if they are know that their rape kit can and will be used against them in the future. The SFPD's mistake here is allowing the db of victim DNA from rape kits to e
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eindiran
5y ago
Looking through your recent comments, there are multiple examples of you commenting on American politics and monetary policy...
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eindiran
5y ago
There is no downside in my opinion to learning a bit of OpenSCAD, FreeCAD, and Blender and reaching for the right tool when you need it. Personally, I have found the UI/UX of FreeCAD painful to use, but it is sufficient for most of my
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eindiran
5y ago
Visit the desert, well off any major highway and it will be very low light pollution. The Southwest has a lot of land like this.
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eindiran
5y ago
It's relevant because considering what other people/places consider normal allows you to recontextualize and examine the frame you are in. The idea that IDs should be required for voting is only a hyper-politicized issue focused o
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Hyrum's Law
(hyrumslaw.com)
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eindiran
5y ago
See the top definition here: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/self-centered "Egotistically obsessed with oneself." Using "self-centered" in a neutral way is significantly less common than using it i
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eindiran
5y ago
Loosely, jobs which pay poorly have a lot of labor supply relative to demand and jobs that pay well have a lot of demand relative to supply. If you artificially change the price of degrees to match the expected lifetime ROI of that degree,
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eindiran
5y ago
Yes inflation does mean exactly that, but maybe OP meant interest rates (which I believe have been trending up of late).
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eindiran
5y ago
This creates an incentive structure that is exactly the opposite of what you want.
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eindiran
5y ago
> what bad things might happen because of it > can we stop taking isolated incidents and framing them as official policy Which do you actually want? What bad things that might happen because of it, or that list of bad things massively
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eindiran
5y ago
[Edit] I guess all of this misses the original point I think you were making that it is easy to accidentally commit a felony. I will grant you that in its entirety. But I have yet to be given any data that suggests this is happening regular
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