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gfosco
8y ago
Marketing and shelf space reasons.
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gfosco
8y ago
The VA pick.
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gfosco
8y ago
It's the same with drought conditions in California, asking millions of people who collectively use like 7% of the water supply to sacrifice, with no attention to the small number of agriculture/industry companies using 93% of the
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gfosco
8y ago
Anyone willing to consider that maybe he's right about this issue?
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gfosco
8y ago
What numbers are down? lol.
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Amazon demonetizes conservative website
(legalinsurrection.com)
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gfosco
8y ago
I think you've reinforced the point they were making. It's pitched as easier, but clear examples of common usage aren't provided. You've provided a response longer than the 9 line Dockerfile, and we still don't kn
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gfosco
8y ago
It was an attempt at humor. Take a deep breath and try to do something useful today.
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gfosco
9y ago
Slice has been around a lot longer than the Sliceline episode, but the business model questions raised are still pretty relevant.
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gfosco
9y ago
I said it wasn't perfect, and that it can't be perfect. I shouldn't be surprised that avoiding hot takes and trying to be reasonable is rewarded with downvotes on HN.
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gfosco
9y ago
You are still an anecdote. You know this, and you also know that people get posts taken down every day, by the thousands of people working to moderate content.
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gfosco
9y ago
Is there a better example? Is the concept of perfect moderation even theoretically possible?
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gfosco
9y ago
What's the alternative? Can you go on Twitter and find bullying? Can you go on Reddit and find bullying? Is there any internet property where moderation is 100% perfect?
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gfosco
9y ago
Humans make the decisions, and humans make mistakes.. Humans don't always "get" all the context for every issue. Do you really expect perfection for every judgment? There are anecdotes for every scenario, and they don'
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gfosco
9y ago
What's sad is that you believe this, without any actual evidence, based on pure speculation and rumor.
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gfosco
9y ago
Their friends didn't, though, that's why it's comparable and the intent is irrelevant. A small number of willing users fans out to a massive number of unwitting ones.
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gfosco
9y ago
That's not a popular idea here on HN. Former YC'er created https://gab.ai which is what you're looking for, and now they have a full video streaming / tipping system.
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gfosco
9y ago
They actually had their money tripled. Tripled. Tripled.
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gfosco
9y ago
Not really a good analogy. They invested with him, he lost it but found another way to make that money back. There wasn't any theft.
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gfosco
9y ago
of course, but 7 years is a very long time. It could have been shorter, considering the lack of actual damages.
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gfosco
9y ago
Harsh sentence for a case where all the money was paid back.
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gfosco
9y ago
I like it, it's very tasteful... I hope it does come back, because I find the flat / whitespace / no decoration UI craze to be boring.
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gfosco
9y ago
RocksDB is used all over Facebook, powers the entire social graph. Great storage engine that pairs well with multiple DBMS: MySQL, Mongo, Cassandra... We'll be at Percona Live 2018 in April, giving several talks, and are looking forwa
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gfosco
9y ago
Postmates delivery folks never ever read the delivery instructions, I have to send them all the callbox code via the app when they are close, and 25% of them still call and have no idea what to do. DoorDash folks at least read the instruct
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gfosco
9y ago
Consistently amazed at how many words he can write without saying much of anything.
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gfosco
9y ago
That's not true, you have the ability in settings to see all old sessions and revoke device approvals. It's pretty easy to clear out your old machines.
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gfosco
9y ago
This one has been around for a while: https://www.mimakiusa.com/products/3d-printers/mimaki-3d-pri... Mimaki is a pretty awesome company.. we have one of their fabric printers, the tx300p-1800.
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gfosco
9y ago
Old games forums like BluesNews and TheShack.
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9y ago
Don't neglect the non-coding parts of the interview, as well. Be pleasant and friendly, be engaging, smile and laugh, tell stories of past projects, show real interest in the work.
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9y ago
The way it used to work in the old #warez days, was that people in the testing or supply chains (think cd packaging, for one) would leak things early. Groups like Razor1911 had suppliers, couriers, crackers, designers.. a wide network of p
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