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by ghurtado 1y ago
Something flew approximately 10 miles above your head that would be a good idea for you to learn.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> they should be allowed to let them go. Sounds like you've never worked here, but in the US that's always been the case. US corporations do not need you shilling for their rights, they are doing very well in that department wi
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by ghurtado 1y ago
I can't be the only one that thinks that this tech isn't quite at the "let's race each other" level of safety yet Sounds like the perfect circumstances for a very bad accident.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
Petri?
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by ghurtado 1y ago
Ah, thank you and sorry for assuming.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> on what the other team could have done If you're wondering what anyone "could have done", you've already missed the point of the article completely.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> The ad industry likes to say that their industry is clean First I've ever heard this, and I have been working in marketing all my life. What exactly do you mean by this? Where have you heard it?
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by ghurtado 1y ago
You can, that game is Wind Waker Besides the visual style being very similar, there's an island in the game with about the same amount of NPCs, and they all have their own lives and many give you chores like this one.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> I don't have your nuanced understanding of the issue. Let me help unconfuse you, then: - government swiftly, immediately and directly cancelling a show from a private company because someone said something that's not good for
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by ghurtado 1y ago
Yes, we've been reading a lot in the media lately about the LEFT attacking free speech with unprecedented zeal and cancelling all manner of right wing opinions, shows and pundits that don't support their dogma 100%. Wait, no. The
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> You're kidding right? A stable society is necessary for wealth to exist. Unfortunately, you are not going to reach this kind of "temporarily embarrassed millionaire" with logic. These people think that "wealth"
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> electricity are deserving of a fee for the service provided You should take your revolutionary business ideas and make a business with them. Anyway, I'm gonna go pay my power bill.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
If you are going to quote half the article (that I've just read) to make your point, I'm definitely not going to make it to the end of your comment. I don't need to read it again, thank you.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> why don’t government services just charge transparent rates for the services they’re providing like any business? Donald Trump is already president of the US. You are not going to beat him at the "stupid questions about the govern
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> Not everything needs to be absolutely 100% secure so long as you control the system. Isn't that a bit like saying "you don't have to worry about home security as long as you are the only person who has the ability to ent
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by ghurtado 1y ago
Only an Anakin Skywalker vs Royce Gracey fight can settle this question once and for all.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> I'll add that Blender is my favorite FOSS project. It couldn't be any other way. Even when you ignore the fact that it is free, Blender is literally a better modeling platform than 90% of the commercial alternatives that char
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by ghurtado 1y ago
You're missing the point. They're saying that the least likely part of the cover story is that Google would proactively reach out to you in order to help you personally with the service you are (most likely) paying zero dollars fo
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> Criminals can just hold a gun to your head and demand your keys. Sure, but this is Hacker News, not Mugger News.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
The point is that a large percentage of the words in any sentence are there to provide structure, not meaning. Removing those words makes the text more difficult to understand, not easier.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
You confuse "succinct" with "laconic". "F off" has exactly zero semantic meaning (unless you actually believe this is a literal expression). Without context, it barely even has emotional meaning. It's no l
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by ghurtado 1y ago
You can almost feel the hammer violently hitting the paper and nearly poking a hole in it with some of these words.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
If you are over 50, and serious about not getting colon cancer, maybe a little bit more than one would expect.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
What's even better is the variety of names this thing has. I'm my area, it's the "cell phone lane"
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by ghurtado 1y ago
Unless and until those noises that you mention are as annoying as those made by present time ICE vehicles, your point will remain irrelevant.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> As a European, I can’t help but feel a bit sad that we’re missing out on the driverless side of things I don't know about other countries, but Spain will probably be one of the last ones to get it, thanks to the Uber-powerful (heh
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> I encourage you to make a product even if something similar exists. This is very good advice: we often give up on "great ideas" once we find that they have already been done. But the vast majority of people we consider succes
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by ghurtado 1y ago
damn, that's awesome.. I feel like I just watched the opening scene of a nice "stand by me" type movie.
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by ghurtado 1y ago
Well, to be fair, that's what that stupid title is designed to make you think
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by ghurtado 1y ago
> Sort by date" in museum registrars software This sounds like the perfect invitation for some old school over engineering. I'm already having so much fun running through every possible input in my head, and I would inevitably

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