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811.
by guelo 5y ago
Giving the carbon tax revenue back to people as cash payments could help politically.
812.
by guelo 5y ago
Nope, none of todays CGI stuff is memorable.
813.
by guelo 5y ago
Annoyance 9: Misplacing or losing these tiny $200 devices is a lot more painful than when I used to lose $20 wired headphones. Maybe I'm more prone to losing things than the average person. But after losing two of these things over the
814.
by guelo 5y ago
The biggest logical fallacy I've noticed during the pandemic is people making definitive statements like yours while the science remains uncertain and changing. I don't know how much weight to put on this news snippet from yesterd
815.
by guelo 5y ago
Right. If you search for "database" instead of sqlite it will only show up if you happened to use that word in the notes. If you're searching notes from years ago you might not remember the exact keyword you need. You need a
816.
by guelo 5y ago
They are listed in that same CPAN link "Please note that YAML has hardcoded limits on (simple) object key lengths that JSON doesn't have and also has different and incompatible unicode character escape syntax... YAML also does not
817.
by guelo 5y ago
> All of us will be exposed by mid February This is misinformation.
818.
by guelo 5y ago
I just don't see how you can make a slippery slope argument when comparing dictators with the power of massive governments to changing political youth culture. Especially when this left culture keeps losing politically and has little s
819.
by guelo 5y ago
Sago palm and Cinnamon fern are toxic.
820.
by guelo 5y ago
American defamation laws are neutered compared to other western countries because of the 1st amendment.
821.
by guelo 5y ago
I think your argument against free will can be boiled down to the question of if true RNGs exist. Even leaving out quantum probability, we can easily consider systems of such high entropy that a computer the size of the universe would be un
822.
by guelo 5y ago
You can make a derivative work as much as you want to, you just can't redistribute it.
823.
by guelo 5y ago
Unless WebServer is the only class that needs dependencies you're either going to have to pass those dependecies repeatedly from class to class or you're going to have a global factory that provides the dependencies to everybody.
824.
by guelo 5y ago
Is what you're thinking of equivalent to deep argument passing? I've seen it done where you pass around a global Factory object that can provide dependencies. It's basically rudimentary DIY DI.
825.
by guelo 5y ago
I just don't see what harm there is in making unregulated devices even if they're hard to interpret and less acurate.
826.
by guelo 5y ago
Why can't ultrasounds produce 3D?
827.
by guelo 5y ago
Ones that immediately comes to my mind are ultrasound,and hearing aids. If they were unregulated there would be cheap OTC devices available.
828.
by guelo 5y ago
HN is thousands of people.
829.
by guelo 5y ago
Is IPFS really web3? IPFS is a slight upgrade to bitorrent, and p2p tech was popularized by Napster over 20 years ago. It's been a part of the internet longer than "web2"
830.
by guelo 5y ago
The biggest LOL in this article is how his "censorship resistant" NFT got censored.
831.
by guelo 5y ago
I don't get this complaint. 4.5M people did quit, that's the fact they're reporting on. You are the one that seems to want editorializing about what people did after they quit, in their headline, to push your agenda.
832.
by guelo 5y ago
The riled-up anti-mask parents get all the attention but in every district there are also parents pushing for more ventilation, testing, vaccinations, etc. In my school we've been able to get the ventilation upgraded with MERV-13 filte
833.
by guelo 5y ago
The source of karma is the attention people pay. That's why it's referred to as the attention economy.
834.
by guelo 5y ago
Why pretend that there hasn't been loads of fake harmful covid misinformation over the last year? The conspiracy theorists have not been vindicated, or are you taking hydroxychloroquine?
835.
by guelo 5y ago
We don’t think lies about the vaccine or who won the election are noble causes worth making sacrifices for.
836.
by guelo 7y ago
Comply with what?
837.
by guelo 7y ago
Somewhat off topic but it's interesting that Andy Grove was a big proponent of Christensen but Intel still got completely disrupted when the smartphone revolution kicked off. Though Grove was gone by the time of the iPhone he still sho
838.
by guelo 7y ago
He forgot to mention all the innovation they've added to Mint in the way of new types of intrusive ads. Intuit bought Mint anti-competetively to protect Quicken. But they've also neglected Quicken and shifted it to a scummy subscr
839.
by guelo 7y ago
Elementary shchool teachers use it all the time. Just some stickers and a leaderboard in the classroom and it works wonders for behavior and achievement.
840.
by guelo 7y ago
Too bad for science purposes that Trump dyes his hair.

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