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> Killing civilians is not good. International law looks at this differently. There's a huge difference between targeting civilians and striking genuine military targets that have civilian human shields, especially after issuing a w
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2y ago
How much ads would I expect on this out of the box? A banner in the start menu, ad notifications, what else?
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golergka
2y ago
Making money doesn't always mean growth and vice versa. You don't hire Santa Claus impersonators in January even though you just had the best month of the year.
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2y ago
I've gone through a lot of job seeking in the last year (two companies in a row I've worked for have closed). Didn't have a single leetcode challenge. And I'm looking for us companies who hire remotely from other countri
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2y ago
Do you honestly think this north Korean real estate is actually attainable for normal people? It's a communist country. I'd washer that you either have to wait for 20-30 years in queue to get a single room (not single bedroom, si
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2y ago
> which is the best error handling pattern we've figured out so far What are the reasons you think it's better than Either and map, especially for expected control flow that doesn't signify programmer error and just respon
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2y ago
Good. Governments shouldn't be involved in building residential buildings to begin with.
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2y ago
d u xpct hbrw spkr twrt nnglsh lk ths?
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2y ago
They scare the government into regulating the field into oblivion.
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2y ago
Exactly, and I explain why. If you want to argue they don't, I would be thankful if you exposed the error in my reasoning.
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2y ago
You're talking about what happens after a person signs a non compete, whereas my point is about what happens before he does (or doesn't) do it.
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2y ago
> stare at you until you sign it because you are physically dependent on eating food every day Even lowest level fast food workers can choose a different employer. An engineer working at OpenAI certainly has a lot of opportunities to cho
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None of this exists at runtime.
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2y ago
Are you worried about compiler memory consumption? Because it's not a class, it's a type, and it's erased at compile time.
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2y ago
Many Neolithic cultures had literal slavery, and they also have had very high levels of violence. There's nothing less egalitarian than owning another human being as a thing, as well as raping, killing and pillaging.
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2y ago
> Idiocracy I definitely enjoyed this movie, and it's understandable that people of any era, starting with ancient Greece, enjoy lamenting at how stupid people are becoming. However, as long as videos explaining quantum physics and
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2y ago
Silicon Valley is one of the most underrated documentaries of the last decade.
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2y ago
Why would someone pay for dropbox when they already build such a system themselves quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem?
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2y ago
How much does an 0-day cost for a device that can literally kill?
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2y ago
> They're not a theft deterrent, in fact they're generally hidden so a thief has no idea it's there. A potential car thief doesn't know if your car has an alarm on it either, but he just assumes that it does because m
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2y ago
It's aesthetically pleasing.
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2y ago
I wonder how well it maps to notions of a “cold reverb” or “warm synth” in music production.
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2y ago
HN is the only website that I know where reading the comments before the linked article is a smart choice.
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2y ago
Particle physics works in a similar way, but instead of attaching electrodes, you shoot at them with guns and then analyze trajectories of the fragments.
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2y ago
When I buy a Rick Owens coat for $3k, sure it's a luxury good. It protects from the elements just the same, I know that I overpay only because it looks nice. But when I pay the same for the device I need for my work and use for 12 hour
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2y ago
What would a Google engineer do? Write a design doc or sunset a service?
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2y ago
Because another similar project uses a standard license and doesn't require this sort of friction.
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2y ago
I think we're using the term “mathematical ability” in different ways. For me, it's an ability to prove a theorem, not to solve a differential equation.
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2y ago
I'm not a lawyer, so I'm not risking my company's legal liability with my ability to comprehend a legal document.
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> Calculator dependence created a ceiling built from "educational debt" that many years later severely limited my mathematical ability. Can you explain how your problems with arithmetic affected your ability to reason and prove
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