hluska

17 ms·

301.
by hluska 1y ago
Did you consider using words to explain that? I don’t think you pay yourself by the word.
302.
by hluska 1y ago
I’m sure that was your intent but why did you get bogged down talking about code?
303.
by hluska 1y ago
I read your original post and I don’t enjoy the bitterness. Nor am I a fan of phrases like “pump your loins children” as they just don’t belong. The Velvets were an excellent band and there have been many amazing bands since. While new band
304.
by hluska 1y ago
Was that his gabber jab? His happy hardcore description was quite funny too but I can’t remember.
305.
by hluska 1y ago
According to primary sources, the program is actually for four years. The press release stated 48 months but that got printed in Reuters as two years.
306.
by hluska 1y ago
Can you point out the misinformation?
307.
by hluska 1y ago
This Reuters article is based on a press release that was issued earlier today. The type of research you’re proposing would take weeks to be done, written and edited.
308.
by hluska 1y ago
I think you can safely hold off on the eyelash batting for a few months. There were only 25 fellowships available, applications opened on July 4th and all have been awarded. This page on the program will tell you more: https://st
309.
by hluska 1y ago
Of course there is, but not every decision in computing is (or should be) about raw efficiency.
310.
by hluska 1y ago
People get fired doing this. If you’re in a position where you can be fired maybe that’s okay. But you have no way of knowing what your team is getting next. They can all be next out the door if you play this hand wrong. The writer did a ve
311.
by hluska 1y ago
They said twenty, not 76000. What a crock.
312.
by hluska 1y ago
> Everything you're quoting is from one aggrieved person, who clearly felt slighted, and who left out a whole lot of context in their own post. ^ This was a personal attack.
313.
by hluska 1y ago
This program is public and has been for a very long time - it’s called the Community Support Program because Windows devs don’t have enough nightmares of the acronym CSP. Do you contribute? I can send you a link if you don’t.
314.
by hluska 1y ago
I don’t know why the funder matters. RC agreed to a contract that provided a fixed date by which these issues needed to be resolved or funding would be terminated. Exploding terms are rare in funding agreements because they don’t make the f
315.
by hluska 1y ago
> reading between the lines, it sounds like companies want Ruby Central to operate more like a for-profit company, where people carry out defined tasks in exchange for getting paid, than like a jury or the American Medical Association, w
316.
by hluska 1y ago
Oddly, I did some work around this recently. I’m a terrible designer but I’m less terrible now because I did a self guided course. A 120 day course to go from a terrible designer to just a really really bad designer isn’t very marketable. W
317.
by hluska 1y ago
I’m old too, but have a different take on this type of content. Part of being old was the privilege of coming up within an industry when everything was documented and most things were searchable. IRC was the only walled garden and it was re
318.
by hluska 1y ago
When I was very young, my stepfather started a trucking company. We didn’t get along terribly well so my mom thought that driving together would solve our problems. We would hotshot recreational vehicles two to a flatbed and haul them from
319.
by hluska 1y ago
Based on births and deaths from 1965? We’ll need to see some data on that.
320.
by hluska 1y ago
The Ghost Ship was massive news - it was the deadliest fire in Oakland’s history and the deadliest fire in the US since the Great White show at The Station in 2003. It had big impacts on everyone who threw renegade parties as it changed the
321.
by hluska 1y ago
25 years is far fetched. Again, you obviously have a bone to pick because HN disagreed with you, but this obsession with yours is such that you’re no longer making sense. 25 years?? Totally insane.
322.
by hluska 1y ago
[flagged]
323.
by hluska 1y ago
Your donts are all about nervous people lacking experience. But people who are nervous about speaking will read this, recognize themselves and be even less likely to gain the experience to overcome their nerves. Each of those can be fixed w
324.
by hluska 1y ago
These details have nothing to do with the comment I was replying to. They’re irrelevant.
325.
by hluska 1y ago
Wow, someone sent out of their way to write about protocols. Instead of saying “thank you” or being silent or even doing independent research, you decided to talk about your paranoia. That’s interesting… Every single thing the person wrote
326.
by hluska 1y ago
Geez, foraged mushrooms and Winamp make me think we’re of the same generation. Those were good times… This isn’t well known because his name was (deservedly) mud at the time, but Timothy Leary did a lot of work with sound and lights. He did
327.
by hluska 1y ago
It’s a massive issue - crashes are investigated and it’s not uncommon for a pilot to lose their jobs if they deviate from procedures. A few years back, a Marine Colonel was relieved of a prestigious command after being found to have ejected
328.
by hluska 1y ago
I’m curious why you’re getting this worked up when the report is clear that the pilot was part of the information flow in that conference call. This is a really minor case of a headline using less precise language.
329.
by hluska 1y ago
I’m Canadian so I’m trying really hard to avoid saying anything that could be perceived as anti-American. I like Americans a lot as half my family hid out in the United States after getting kicked out of Canada, so I’ve struggled with a rep
330.
by hluska 1y ago
I think that’s a little extreme, but here is a balance sheet based explanation where it works. The US just sort of randomly decided to tariff everything from people they don’t like anymore. Because of the randomness of these tariffs, they i

More ›