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by gohrt 10y ago
They could have titled it "Tesla Safety" -- which is what the article is about, and opened with an acknowledgement of the tragedy, instead of the tacky bait-and-switch headline.
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by gohrt 10y ago
OK, so imagine that middle-manager person stopped dealing with nonsense politics and took on a role in eng or sales or whatever. Would the nonsense politics disappear?
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by gohrt 10y ago
The people who own the backyards aren't the renters. Support your local YITBY group.
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by gohrt 10y ago
Options from HN: Go to a coding bootcamp, accrue significant assets.
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by gohrt 10y ago
Assuming the lots are the same size, which they generally are in many areas (lots are resold), a 60% increase in house should be ~60% increase in price, not 4x or 10x. > 1000 sq ft houses that sell for $40k > because nobody wants a h
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by gohrt 10y ago
"Sending your password to the server" -- obviously required, that's what passwords are for. "Sending each character of your password to the server, before you explicitly agree to submit" is quite another.
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by gohrt 10y ago
This is a terrible idea. It would allow a client to ignore the requirements, and submit an invalid password.
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by gohrt 10y ago
Density and size are different dimensions.
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by gohrt 10y ago
And now we put everyone in open-floorplan barns to "promote colllaboration", with nowhere for people to go back and work at when they are done collaborating. "Hallway conversations" have become "constant conversatio
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by gohrt 10y ago
Amazon didn't build headquarters before the SLU move. Before that they rented pre-existing structures. That difference is the point of the predictive signal.
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by gohrt 10y ago
gets() is the worst http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1694036/why-is-the-gets-f...
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by gohrt 10y ago
Where do you see these spreadsheets?
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by gohrt 10y ago
> They cant forbid people to decline users, nobody would use such a platform. That's absurd. The USA is full of business running on platforms that are forbidden to discriminate against protected classes.
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by gohrt 10y ago
This is true, and is shameful shortcoming in the law, a throwback to a less enlightened time, when racism was still a core value in a large segment of American society. http://harvardcrcl.org/wp-content/uploads/201
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by gohrt 10y ago
Please share with us your legal analysis that the Congress and SCOTUS are violating the 4th Amendment by passing and upholding anti-discrimination laws.
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by gohrt 10y ago
> government should not be able to shove people into my home It's your hotel , not your home. No one is shoving people into you home; they are saying you can't invite the public and then keep certain protected classes out. D
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by gohrt 10y ago
That's an argument you can make (except for the part about calling your publicly advertised commercial hotel a "private residence"), but I hope you don't also say "racism is past in America, everyone had equal oppor
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by gohrt 10y ago
how does that work?
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by gohrt 10y ago
> executable programs > declarative representation these aren't at odds with each other. A decision tree is an executable program. What you mean is that you want a _less expressive_ language than full turing-completeness.
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by gohrt 10y ago
> economic output possibly, but more likely "economic winnings"
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by gohrt 10y ago
How do you plan to entice the next round of investors with "there's a _good chance_ that if your investment is swindled away, you might get it back?"
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by gohrt 10y ago
Why are you testing the behavior of types not visible to your code?
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by gohrt 10y ago
It depends on whether you needed those employees for the company's survival, or you kept them on doing under-productive work worth less than their pay.
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by gohrt 10y ago
so, the way stock options work properly is that you can work to build a company, and if management blows the revenue, or fires you a month before exit, you get nothing of value out of it?
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by gohrt 10y ago
What if the children are the ones disturbing the peace, not loving, and bering irrational? And how can you be "loving" and "rational" at the same time?
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by gohrt 10y ago
They already took money from their investors, with a promise to give it back one day, with interest.
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by gohrt 10y ago
Among those listed, Slack is the biggest existential threat (or complementary partner). The others can't even speak the language Dropbox's customers speak. > their main strength seems to be that they have the best cross-platfo
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by gohrt 10y ago
You are confusing algorithms (Operational Semantics) with definitions (Denotational Semantics). One of the key difference between mathematics and computing is that mathematics is far less concerned with constructing results, and far more co
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by gohrt 10y ago
That Nintendo walled-garden story reads like Steve Jobs's playbook for Apple Mac and iOS!
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by gohrt 10y ago
Article forgot SimLife, the most complex but ultimately boring of all, but made for some fun animations of animals that looked like office furniture: http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/4996/SimLife.html From t

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