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by hevelvarik 6y ago
This reads more like sci-fi fantasy than a typical comment on hackers news.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
But until they do the dichotomy isn’t false
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’ll read through that article but since the article discusses a general dynamic it’s fair to reason about whether and to what extent that dynamic is in play in a given particular context . It seems that the point of ‘contention’ here is fo
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
>This tiny population’s presence is of huge importance, and if human activity is affecting their behaviour, human activity must be regulated. This is thrown in at the end. Why is the presence of 30-50 adult orca distributed over 5 pods i
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
It will be great to have more players in the smart phone OS domain so I hope this makes it big. On the other hand, the downside of taking the security and privacy of your phone into your own hands, is that ... you’ve taken the security and
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I don’t know Rust but have learned enough about it to know that lack of namespaces in crates.io and anything at all Rust related Is inarguably a feature
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Great, creating an equity exchange is a heavy endeavor and I’ve seen no more than a couple of medium posts which speak only to the problem but nothing towards your solution. I’m definitely missing something; where’s the beef? Is there somet
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
since we’re blaming here, I blame the dominance of web by multi billion dollar tech companies. This requires any site/app that wishes to be taken seriously to have a look and feel comparable to the big guys and the only way you do that
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’m the same way, I study other things and hope for the day to have to learn a more interesting language than the ones I’m paid to work in. But at the end of the day, taking a step back, there are a good deal of more helpful things for a pr
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Wow wasn’t expecting this to climax with Rust
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Sorry this smells toxic to me. In my experience the overwhelming majority of people I worked with contributed positively to the culture, most likely because the hiring managers refrained from hiring shitty people, and most people who aren’t
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
They could outsource it. It’s wondrous that they haven’t solved this yet. I have to suspect they prefer it this way.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’ve tried to force myself to pick up vim a few times but after getting a bit older I realized that I don’t want to become one with my machine as a fighter pilot might be with their plane. I like the distance the mouse move and click provid
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I love everything about WFH save for that I get far less exercise not making my daily MTA
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Ok haircut checks out everything just fell in to place
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
There’s too little information in this post. As other have said your complaint aims at the workflow not the technology and you’ve provided none of the reasons your company adopted the new workflow. I can think different situations to which
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I use Siri all the time for sending/reading text/WhatsApp messages and making calls and setting/stoping alarms and timers, and creating notes and taking pictures (Siri will open the app to where you are a click away from taki
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Hardest thread to read without the article in HN history
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
>An example of these foundations is the decision to design the new implementation on top of an active-active replication setup. As a result, the new implementation always reads from dedicated read replicas, improving performance and redu
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Well said. I don’t understand why public institutions at the very least aren’t required to share their research. And considering that the majority of higher ed public or private wouldn’t last a day without federal backed loans, I’m not sure
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
A sad state of affairs. Population loves the service. People lining up in droves to be paid to provide it. Government stomps it cause reasons.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
This is exciting. Are you planning or do you already provide a mechanism for discovery? Meaning a means to browse the available service providers along with reviews or the like? I’ve read that Shopify is doing something similar now, and whi
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Wait, you’re OP so this really happened. Well played
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Fascinating, pardon my ignorance but I’m new to this home brew clustering thing. How is the coordination between the nodes handled for a use case like serving a wordpress blog? Or are we talking about n-1 nodes behind a load balancing maste
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
It’s not a tactic without intent And if you hold that something can be a tactic without intent, then anything and everything is a tactic to bring about its related reaction.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Underrated point
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Unless you’ve mastered one of those tools, it’s impossible to match the fluidity of thought to text or visualization that a standard whiteboard provides you. I’m also not convinced that there is a tool that when mastered can provide the sam
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
This is rich. The comments are largely in favor of diminishing police funding presumably to protect black people whereas black people want nothing of the sort https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/81-b
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Someone had to do it.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
That’s probably the underpinning of his correct argument that we have zero clue and no leg to stand on to claim that modernity has more mental illness than any other, much less every other, period in history

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