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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
The trick is to retrospectively rescale the work estimates.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
It's a project management strategy named for how it makes you want to burn down the office.
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by fjdlwlv 9y ago
Use ssh keys
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
People who believe magic exists don't believe magic is beyong comprehension
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
#1 is a complicated way of saying that almost everything that a distinguished elderly scientist has an opinion about is possible. Did Clarke really believe that truly impossible things will cause elderly experts to be unsure? Or did he real
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
How different is Thompson's idea from modern academy? PhD is granted for showing that you know how to do research. Tenure granted for showing that you can do research. Tenured professors are free to research however they like, and
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Go is a genersl purpose industry language. The ones you mention are niche or academic research languages.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Calendaring gals too.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Did that work on your cellphone and for simultaneous edit sessions?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Here is your disclosure: Everything you do on the Internet is recorded and sold. Satisfied?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
VPN can sell your traffic data too
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
You say it took many years to solve, but fact is they solved it over 10 years ago, before Facebook and Reddit and HN were even invented. Nothing open to the general public matches the moderation quality. HN isn't bad, because of the t
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Technically all that really is is the website opens an iframe and loads a tiny Amazon.com window in it. It's like web browsing is a ride in a cab and the cab keeps driving by a store so maybe you'll stop there and shop.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Yes, let's fight the sale of our browsing data to build profiles by... Giving away our browsing data to build profiles.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
It sucks far less bandwidth than advertising traffic or video content
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
In the US that's called "nanny state". The US has a stronger tradition of citizens who think and act independently, even when they are working cooperatively.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Parent did not say rates increase.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Social security is not funded to pay back what current workers pay in
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Don't repeat Pai's lies. ISPs are natural oligopolies and in some cases legally chartered monopolies. There is no level playing field. He's not trying to increase privacy. He is reducing it.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Not resistant to uBlock Origin
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
It's mathematically impossible for everyone to win at gambling. Every you dollar you make is lost by someone else.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
It's an app that no one made before. Why didn't they?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Scandinavia was never conquered by the Christian (or Muslim) church to the same extent as mainland Europe.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
The "odd" reason is that that the "stranger" makes a huge contribution. That's why people weren't runnning nearly so many personal car services before Uber.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Why was the issue ignored for several months, and then fixed in one day when it hit the front page of HN?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
At some point we'll collapse under our inability to manage complexity, both on the production side and the consumption side.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
That's incorrect. Price is limited by capacity to pay. If art production gets more efficient, more people can afford to buy it. Demand has multiple dimensions. There is only demand for so much quantity of art, but competition can driv
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Math operates in all dimensions. Choosing a prefered vocabulary from one dimension is not helpful. If you hate the number 2, then circumference of a circle is pi times diameter. Problem solved.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
It's a sad industry that has enshrined culture that the more experienced/senior a person is, the lower quality their work is, because they have to make it artificially inaccessible to make themselves appear more elite.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
He spent 20 years building technology to empower users, and Apple decided that user empowerment is an an area they no longer want to be in. That's wow a new era in computing, that is all in on changing users into mere consumers

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