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guylhem
13y ago
If your money doesn't buy you happiness, you are spending it wrong. It's a well known fact that GDP per capita is well correlated with other indicators made by organisations with a liberal agenda, such as the HDI - so much that it is proble
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guylhem
13y ago
The title is a bit misleading. It's not an attack, more like well done social engineering. But the context is very helpful - especially with the amount of detail you provide, along with the email exchange, one can see the target was totally
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I am publically taking the commitment to stop drinking coffee
(plus.google.com)
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13y ago
This problem is due to the protection, the sandboxing. Various approaches have been suggested on the online forums, including editing the config files to be more lenient about these protections (the so called "alternative approach" proposed
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guylhem
13y ago
You are correct. While proofreading I realized my irony might cause confusion, so I edited it away. My apologies, I upvoted you since you present a solution. There are many things in the health system I find highly illogical, and sometimes
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13y ago
"Local governments are already taking steps to limit e-smoking in places where traditional smoking is banned" For no health reason, but for governments to demonstrate their power and how they are doing something - a bit like the pre-flight
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13y ago
Right, vacations certainly. I overreacted :-/ Try linkedin - many groups are announced there. Most are "empty" (as in just full of spam), but some can provide you with links to an existing scene. As usual, the odds are higher where you have
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13y ago
If it was about guys, written by a female poster, would you have downvoted it too ? If it was about guys, written by a make poster, would you have downvoted it too ? Where exactly is the crass sexist drivel ? the "fuck" word ? Upvoted both
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13y ago
I'm in Turks and Caicos right now on a stretch of the most beautiful beach I've ever seen Hello my friend! Care to share where? I'd like to meet with fellow Caribbean entrepreneurs. I'm from Martinique, FWI. We do some good stuff too, yet
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13y ago
To err is human. Persistance is evil. By your post, you clearly show a will to amend your past actions, and to work seriously now, to get grades you deserve - not just because you're "good at anything you touch", but because you are good an
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13y ago
Agreed. The idea is not articulated. But let's leave aside the way it's crafted, and look at the core proposal : the article seems to suggest that growing too fast reduce how well the company is perceived, or how efficient it may be. But as
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13y ago
The best I can imagine this notion of "hacking debt" is a "lack of hacking playtime", which the author belives may have bad consequences ; yet I deny that very notion. Financial debt exists. Technical debt exist too (especially if you make
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13y ago
Once again, huh ? I call that raising one's potential in my comment, and that's not playing: in your own words, that's mastering new skills and trying new techniques. Besides the minor disagreement on which are the right terms to use, I agr
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13y ago
Technical debt is similar to real life debt: 1) Pay all your debt now, unless you have a sure way to make money at a higher interest rate CONSIDERING INFLATION (ie if you hold debt at a fixed 2% annual rate and can access 3% guaranteed pl
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13y ago
I see many post mentionning how Tylenol can be lethal in overdose due to liver damage. Some studies have demonstrated liver enzymes raise significantly on a typical extra-strength dose of acetaminophen, called paracetamol in Europe. This co
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13y ago
Very interesting then. In fact, I was so interested that before placing an order, I googled a bit to check its internals and make sure that the Chromebook Pixel could be upgraded. Huh, soldered RAM, soldered SSD - ok whatever, what about th
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13y ago
[it is just a theoretical concern. I do not give ssh passwords or keys to applications I am not comfortable with. Any browser plugin qualifies as such.] I haven't one, and so far thought against purchasing one, yet if developer mode gives m
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13y ago
I'm sorry but the proposed options are not acceptable. No VPN? SSH as a plugin ??? Using a Chrome plugin for SSH is taking unnecessary risks. I see no reason why there couldn't be a terminal application on the Chromebook. If it's due to UI,
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13y ago
On "Exclusively peer-generated content", you may want to add the stuff you create here on HN to nwzpaper.com, especially after having read your thoughts on Assange and anonymity. It's just a php copy/paste - http://en.blog.guylhem.net/pos
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Adding your HackerNews comments to your website
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It is also seems compatible with some experimental parts of economy, such as the study of soldiers of different countries trading MRE which suggest there is a value in diversity, not just taste or quantity. If there wasn't, why would say fr
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13y ago
It seems to me that Nietzsche work is frequently discussed yet rarely read. I read Zarathustra with a goal of non casual reading - it took me 6 months, due to what is IMHO the complexity of the issues discussed. One has to frequently stop a
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14y ago
A social contract is a good thing, but I don't need a corporation. I can make a free choice. Yet even if I like the concept of workers being compensated at their marginal productivity, it's a sad thing this choice will no longer exist for
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14y ago
It is that simple : if I really trust my idea to be so good, why waste my time with a system that will at best not fight against my idea, and will not let me reap the full benefits of it? If I success, I'd rather keep everything (or most of
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14y ago
Is there any similar service where an existing GV number could be ported? I was with sipphone client before it turned into gizmo5 and was swallowed. I remember the pains of reconfiguration (hardware ata + sip enabled dect phone + handheld +
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14y ago
Since the current non-strop trend started in 1983 (click the graph), yes I would attribute some of the current performance to him and the Chicago School, with however great respect too for the presidents elected ever since 1990, who have ke
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14y ago
Was the whole supreme court of Chile on the CIA payroll, to declare the following UNANIMOUSLY: On May 26, 1973, the Supreme Court of Chile unanimously denounced the Allende government's disruption of the legality of the nation in its failur
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14y ago
Is the goal a better representation of the "lower class", or a bigger pie for everyone to share - and therefore a bigger part for each member of the lower class, who could rise and become wealthy too?
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14y ago
And to all the people who like to bash Chile and the Chicago School, there are other good things in Chile besides the startup program, just take a second to look at the GDP per capita growth : http://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=d5
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14y ago
It stars well, then gets weird. "Is there some level of carbon tax at which we would forego every lake on earth rather than apply it?" Obviously, there isn't (+infinity), because of diminishing marginal returns. Everything is a tradeoff.
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