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by falsedan 7y ago
Insert grousing at the HN markup input and parser here
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by falsedan 7y ago
> 4 2^3 x 3^0 x 5^0 (1 x 3 x 1) Should be 4 2^2 x 3^0 x 5^0 (4 x 1 x 1)
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by falsedan 8y ago
Surely you can adapt the pi-hole system to run a HTTPS proxy and block the unwanted DoH requests there/respond with invalid garbage?
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by falsedan 8y ago
Where’s the profit in that?
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by falsedan 8y ago
It killed the back buttons too
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by falsedan 8y ago
Lothian buses regulate as well, but only to maintain published timetables (if a bus is running fast, it will sit at a stop until it's back on schedule) The usual clumping is multiple buses on separate routes arriving at one, since they
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by falsedan 8y ago
Amazon and Apple have similar market caps and yet don't have this product discombobulation
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by falsedan 8y ago
> four to six hours a year thinking about OKRs As a non-IC, I'd spend that much time per week on OKRs: writing the OKRs for a team involved planning out the next quarter's topics, which required aligning the team (with indivi
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by falsedan 8y ago
no jokes on HN, this is serious mum
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by falsedan 8y ago
sing Happy Birthday to the lion
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by falsedan 8y ago
be more open-ended? > Can you give us an example of a time you used a database index Hey this query is slow, what could we try doing to speed it up?
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by falsedan 8y ago
Unless the IDE you use everyday is the whiteboard, these are all fine and valid criticisms of your hiring tests. If you want to see real-world results, give candidates real-world conditions (including their preferred OS/IDE/worksp
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by falsedan 8y ago
Who cares if their admin spend is high if as a individual donator none of my donation goes to that spend? I imaging the admin is covered by corporate donors/payment processors waiving fees and claiming it all back on tax
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by falsedan 8y ago
I certainly had plenty of drivers casually and negligently drive through crosswalks occupied by pedestrians (done it myself too when I shouldn’t have) Or did you mean the “eye contact yields right of way to the vehicle” bit?
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by falsedan 8y ago
> One of my other truly astonishing skills involves throwing a ball one meter into the air and catching it. A true miracle of coordinated tracking, movement, and prediction. I'm delighted to see such a seemingly-trivial thing call
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by falsedan 8y ago
When teaching my kids to cross the road, I tell them to look for oncoming cars and to make sure the driver can see them (by checking where they're looking) instead of trying to judge if there's sufficient space to cross safely.
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by falsedan 8y ago
> the Dist::Zilla config file
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by falsedan 8y ago
nice example of an ad hominem
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by falsedan 8y ago
That server code is probably mostly third-party middleware and shared across products
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by falsedan 8y ago
The wooden pipes in Edinburgh were recently removed from George’s Square and are on display on the Middle Meadows Walk (though I don’t think they were included into Forza Horizen 4)
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by falsedan 8y ago
INI is the best config format imo since you can't do anything more complicated than assigning a value to a key in a namespace. The Dist::Zilla config file was a real eye-opener at what you can achieve with this kind of siimplicity.
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by falsedan 8y ago
that's how you know it's a Frank Lloyd Wright house
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by falsedan 8y ago
I don't care, I don't use either but I'm capable of ethical analysis
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by falsedan 8y ago
You would argue that but you'd be wrong/out of alignment of the vast majority of the world's population.
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by falsedan 8y ago
like guns, 4chan et al. have few positive features and many negative ones. Unlike them, Facebook has a more balanced mix. Please consider the sites as a whole, or please take your false equivalency elsewhere
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by falsedan 8y ago
I would expect those plugins to work once it's mentioned in the release notes
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by falsedan 8y ago
As long as they have a reasonably recent smart phone
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by falsedan 8y ago
It’s the standard, some big companies offer a bit more
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by falsedan 8y ago
The biggest thing I missed when working in the US was 5-6 weeks annual paid leave. 10 days off/year means people are highly incentivised to apply to/present at conferences tho
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by falsedan 8y ago
Very interesting question. Most capital is deployed into fixed assets (like land) which generate regular dependable income. Excess capital is then invested in US companies.l (based on historical performance). Also: a B2C service startup in

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