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by hhmc 4y ago
Sure, that's fair. I apologize. While I still find the self-linking a bit distasteful, this is clearly subjective. It was wrong to be snarky about it.
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by hhmc 4y ago
Unfortunately, due to luck, you were born as a subsistance farmer in the Central African Republic. 'Smart investments' are no option to you. Better luck next life.
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by hhmc 4y ago
In the past 8 days you've linked to your site in 10 separate HN comments. It's hard to imagine this doesn't benefit you...
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by hhmc 4y ago
You certainly seem to have learned the art of self promotion.
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by hhmc 4y ago
It's a very deliberately affected style, which (clearly) won't be to everyone's taste -- but I don't think it's fair to call it poor writing.
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by hhmc 4y ago
Urban dictionary doesn’t even have the correct usage (and surely should not be your first point of reference). So please, try to add something substantive to _your_ response.
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by hhmc 4y ago
> Besides Terra (LUNA), Celsius Network (CEL), 3AC, and Babel Finance —- are there other examples? but other than that how was the play Mrs Lincoln?
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by hhmc 4y ago
I take your point on the strict definition of 'illegal' speech. But if we're broadly talking about restricted speech, I think most people would happily include speech where you are likely to pay significant civil damages?
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by hhmc 4y ago
It's telling that people are swarming to point out the 1 'technically incorrect' entry in this list, whilst completely ignoring all the others.
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by hhmc 4y ago
What were they emailing themselves, IP?
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by hhmc 4y ago
It's not odd at all really -- it just sounds like you weren't a perticularly key employee. For many roles, the extra time to ensure continuity and handover is very valuable.
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by hhmc 4y ago
SC2 has an important real time dexterity requirement, so I don't think they are really comparable challenges.
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by hhmc 4y ago
> Obviously that all fell apart a few years ago and have since diluted their talent pool into mediocrity This could well be true, but it seems far from obvious to me. Do you have any evidence? Clearly netflix stock is doing poorly in rec
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by hhmc 4y ago
> The radical left is very predictable. They don't fool anyone anymore though. What a strange and unnecessary point.
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by hhmc 4y ago
It's pretty straightforward to avoid spoilers if you don't want to be spoiled. Although I guess this depends on your social circles behaving to some extent.
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by hhmc 4y ago
Is it possible there was a resume filtering stage before you saw them?
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by hhmc 4y ago
Would you let an uncredentialled surgeon operate on you?
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by hhmc 4y ago
> But again, 1USDT is ALWAYS 1USD on tether.io. Until you can't redeem and 1USDT is 0USD on tether.io. The price on a 'random orderbook' is reflecting this risk.
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by hhmc 4y ago
Not a US sport (much), but this also applies to prop forwards in rugby union.
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by hhmc 4y ago
I'm thrilled for you, that you're so good at delivering software. But this feels really besides the actual points being made here.
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by hhmc 4y ago
Defining "It" to be shipping software feels so broad as to be useless. In perticular, you're not working in the same semantic framework as GP, who was talking about "It+1", "It+2" and so on
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by hhmc 4y ago
> Numberphile, VSauce I just looked at the video listing for these creators and there's nothing but pop-science. I don't understand how it's at all comperable to KA?
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by hhmc 4y ago
> And yet the suicide rate in Norway is among the highest in the world In relative terms, sure. But in absolute terms it's a tiny fraction of people: 10 per 100k.
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by hhmc 4y ago
It's not clear your logic actually follows, presumably some fraction of those 100M would pay if sharing passwords wasn't an option.
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by hhmc 4y ago
I'd argue it's not really a podcast if I can't.
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by hhmc 4y ago
But podcasts are just RSS feeds of audio files, so the client of choice should be able to take care of the download without needing to take a trip through Spotify.
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by hhmc 4y ago
Why not just use a different, superior podcast client?
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by hhmc 4y ago
> On average, who's going to be better at writing code, the one who has done a side coding project in the past 10 years whilst developing, or the one who hasn't but only worked a job? You’re clearly leading toward the former, b
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by hhmc 4y ago
Instead of being glib, take the challenge: name a subreddit that got quarantined that you think shouldn't have been.
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by hhmc 5y ago
> The idea is that by supporting the largest number of features possible, they'll surely build something that everyone likes because it will tick everyone's boxes. The idea that the C++ committee are unthinking people pleasers

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