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by hawkice 9y ago
This is highly recommended to me by excellent pizza makers. You don't want to overtop the pizza, it'll get soggy or greasy if you add too much
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by hawkice 9y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb and say minstrel shows were disgusting and mean-spirited enough that the historical context that contained them was overpowered by its own characterizing foulness. Would be a pretty stomach churning thing
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by hawkice 9y ago
The page I linked has a compatibility chart that says Edge 16 has it (no idea if that's a planned release, haven't ever used Edge).
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by hawkice 9y ago
NodeList also implements forEach: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/NodeList/fo...
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by hawkice 9y ago
> Cities began regulating fares, service areas, and the business model. Cities put rules on them for the public good. The popularity of Uber, Lyft and similar show those two statements are in contradiction. I'm sure they weren'
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by hawkice 9y ago
So, it's actually largely kept, denominated in USDs, in US banks -- quite a lot of it in US Treasury bonds. So they can finance investment in US companies with it pretty easily right now. https://www.bloomberg.com/graph
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by hawkice 9y ago
Noise is ephemeral and therefore harder to prove.
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by hawkice 9y ago
I've listened to interviews with Ajit Pai since the announcement, and I agree with both the headline and the overwhelming majority of the content of this. Once you hear the plan going forward, it sounds pretty reasonable, and I've
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by hawkice 9y ago
These are useful tools, but for a pre-1.0 language, it might be worth casting a wider net than people who would even know to take the survey. For instance, I started writing a command line application in Crystal, and there was some deeply s
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by hawkice 9y ago
He didn't fire 3 security managers. They resigned. That may seem academic, but I'm sure it wasn't for the people involved. If they want good publicity from firing people... fire them. If people resign I just assume it was bec
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by hawkice 9y ago
You seem to delight in not actually helping the OP with their considered and specific goal. I strongly recommend avoiding specific personal advice when people have clearly thought through what's best for them (and have stated so) when
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by hawkice 9y ago
There's a sense it which it isn't your responsibility to figure that out. If they never check, you avoid annoyance. If they do check (A/B test, eyeballing it, whatever), they'll see. If they're unwilling to turn it
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by hawkice 9y ago
My recommendation: leave. Websites won't stop doing something intrusive and annoying until it costs them more than it gets them.
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by hawkice 9y ago
To clarify: yes. I've seen veteran coders produces piles of C++ templates of templates and Java reflection and configuration nonsense that seemed to solve no problem I've ever been aware of. I've seen technical leads write co
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by hawkice 9y ago
Also draws a poor comparison between e.g. a 20-years-experience coder who was writing C++ until a year ago and someone fresh out of college whose been writing node.js nonstop in the three years since getting their degree. There may be one y
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by hawkice 9y ago
Can you graduate without a major? It never even occurred to me to try or ask anyone about it.
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by hawkice 9y ago
So, I think it's pretty common to object to monopolies and crony capitalism with defense contractors too. The what-about-ism seems out of place when you're talking about something _people already constantly complain about_.
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by hawkice 9y ago
It's more specific. It's saying regulation should be largely post-hoc or with clearly defined before-hand rules. Instead, many people need permits (&c) for things where they're already following the rules. That creates a
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by hawkice 9y ago
The real issue with Batman as a lens into this conflict is that Batman only seems controversial. He has bad PR in Gotham, but nothing he does is really bad. Punch an attempted rapist? They might have to send you to jail but no one is booing
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by hawkice 9y ago
I'm more concerned people dragoon their doctors based on some half-incoherent Super Bowl ad. They can't possibly be convinced that's ideal for their health in most cases, but I think health insurance hides the costs of wastin
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by hawkice 9y ago
Are you kidding me? They might not report on it a lot, but that's almost _all_ I hear about it. I'd like to know more, because I'm aware it has to do with the Arab Spring but I'm not clear on who is involved (aside from
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by hawkice 9y ago
To be fair, the exceptions are growing as media is less and less beholden to e.g. government sources for major stories. I can't recall seeing even a single tweet in favor of America's involvement in Yemen, journalists or no. It&#x
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by hawkice 9y ago
Well, it's Go, so you're going to have some runtime type errors. interface{} is way too common to avoid them completely (I had the order of arguments for two ConcurrentMaps wrong, for instance, and it blew up on reads -- found it
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by hawkice 9y ago
Market cap is frequently a less-than-useful metric, but for a "currency" like Bitcoin, it means almost nothing. We have no idea, really, how much is circulating, how much is permanently lost, and there's no transaction where
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by hawkice 9y ago
Conversely, the lack of bribing Texan authorities would explain why a (possibly) similar level of malfeasance led to more criticism and more immediate disappointment. I think, by your reasoning, it _would_ be fair to compare with Katrina re
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by hawkice 9y ago
Red Cross says they served a lot of meals, and the official in Texas says all the meals came from them. Not opposing statements, and Red Cross seems full of it. Walking the meal across a building isn't the same as really helping -- try
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by hawkice 9y ago
I think reasonable people could disagree with both points you could be making here: (1) That marijuana or payday loans are immoral. (2) Something that is _debateably_ bad should be avoided, even if you've resolved that debate to your s
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by hawkice 9y ago
This seems vague and confusing to me. So it's one of those top-down grassroots organizations I can apply to join? Where we want to change the world however we want to change it?
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by hawkice 9y ago
Professionalism entails keeping promises. If he didn't do that, people saying he isn't good at his job isn't totally absurd.
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by hawkice 9y ago
If the implementation done in less than an hour is not featureful enough for you, obviously you don't have to use it. Doesn't reflect the value in this type of post on HN. If it was insufficiently pedagogical, or failed to give pe

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