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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
>> Rewarding continuous delivery of software without penalizing rework or refactoring creates no incentive for anyone to produce maintainable software. Rework and refactoring are where the quality gets put back, after technical debt w
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Ask HN: What do you think of Xenix?
2 points by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago|1 comments
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
The father was an imbecile for giving a child a knife.
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Tell HN: Thanks to YouTube, my 12 year old asked for a knife for his birthday
3 points by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago|8 comments
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
Seems obviously BMAA but clearly the government don’t want to say so because it will destroy the lobster industry. We should all be terrified of BMAA and it’s here because of climate change. https://www.sciencedaily.com/rele
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
Yeah sounds very optimistic. The nearest star is incomprehensibly far away. It would take tens of thousands of years at least to get there assuming that was even possible. I don’t see anything positive about living in space or on Mars. What
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
Thinking of the number of rockets required to facilitate a “moon rush”.
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
Can you explain more please? I don’t see the logic.
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
What’s the environmental cost of a space launch?
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Ask HN: How do you deal with being “nearly immensely successful”?
10 points by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago|10 comments
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
It’s a slur.
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
Doing scientific research confers some sort of control over the continent.
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by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago
Apple would tell you this is actually the photo you wanted to take.
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Ask HN: Can payment processors like Stripe and their fees be avoided?
33 points by gfykvfyxgc 5y ago|70 comments