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by hluska 2y ago
That is very interesting- thanks for sharing. And holy cow, do I love HN.
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by hluska 2y ago
Funny you say that. I tried and failed really badly. In a lifetime full of mistakes, that’s one that I’ll never forgive myself for.
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by hluska 2y ago
I worked closely with lawyers for a time and a colleague of mine pointed out something interesting. She said that if we could remove emotion entirely from lawsuits and get both parties to only think rationally, the vast majority of lawsuits
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by hluska 2y ago
Does being a bully make you feel better about yourself? Because let’s be blunt here, you left the land of reasonable discussion a long time ago and you’re being a bully. We don’t need you or your type in the industry. Please make yourself r
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by hluska 2y ago
Congrats on taking a reasonable conversation and turning it ugly. I don’t know what your angle is but the way you’re reacting needs some work.
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by hluska 2y ago
You made your point two comments ago.
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by hluska 2y ago
This is the first time I have come across Calvin Liang, but I’m already a big fan. Their artist’s statement manages to be very funny while making a point. I like today.
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by hluska 2y ago
1.) The Olympics have never been a place for a second chance. There are miracles of course and occasionally some low ranked athletes perform well. But for the most part, it’s the best of the best. 2.) Relatively few Olympic sports even have
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by hluska 2y ago
I didn’t downvote you for “spirit of the games” but I did downvote you because you don’t seem to know much about sports. Practices are not always full speed, they don’t necessarily include players playing as opposition and are often times t
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by hluska 2y ago
It’s just strategy. If I have a penalty kick and you’re the keeper, I want to know if you know where I kick the ball most often. If I know that you know, I will kick somewhere else. So if you’re the keeper and you know my habits, you have a
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by hluska 2y ago
How is that appropriate? They didn’t say a thing about their age.
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by hluska 2y ago
It’s honestly not. Drones are a very common part of soccer - they are a way for staff to see what is happening from above. They’re only an issue when you use them to spy on your opponents.
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by hluska 2y ago
I like it because you don’t have to consult those resources. If you like, you can figure out the game completely as you go.
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by hluska 2y ago
A child taught me the game, my child picked it up when she was old enough and at this point I’ve played a lot of Minecraft. I’m a big fan of starting in creative mode with the difficulty set at peaceful. Mobs won’t attack you and you don’t
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by hluska 2y ago
You have replied to the only remotely critical comment in this entire thread and it just asked a few reasonable questions. Did a lot get deleted?
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by hluska 2y ago
It’s great that you finished it but I wish you had taken a little more care to protect users here. Some people I respect a lot are a little more vulnerable because of this
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by hluska 2y ago
It might be somewhere between the two. The internet was messier back in the day. It didn’t feel as corporate and there was a strong spirit of sharing cool things because cool things are fun. Nowadays, it seems like everyone is just trying t
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by hluska 2y ago
Do you have a point or are you just insulting people out of some twisted definition of fun?
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by hluska 2y ago
The issue had been reported at least twice and was clearly documented. GitHub knew about this and had known for years. Their replies to the two notifications were even very similar. GitHub clearly knew. Would you prefer that a vendor lie?
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by hluska 2y ago
Which happens every single day in every government in the world.
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by hluska 2y ago
Removing IP restrictions transfers them to the state. Grow up.
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by hluska 2y ago
An exchange traded fund is not a sign of legitimacy. Make your point but don’t bullshit - massive claims like this only make crypto seem sketchier.
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by hluska 2y ago
Hate is maybe a little strong. I don’t hate LinkedIn, though I barely have an account. LinkedIn is like being back in business school - everyone is the next CEO of $household_name and they all have this incredibly profound wisdom to share o
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by hluska 2y ago
I don’t see much evidence of actual experience in this comment. Maybe you have a lot of experience and aren’t very good at conveying it but honestly, it sounds like you have thoroughly drank the startup koolaid. > Believe it or not you g
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by hluska 2y ago
You have proposed state ownership of all successful IP. That is a massive change and yet you have demonstrated zero understanding of the possible costs. Your claim that removing a profit motivation will increase investment is flat out wrong
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by hluska 2y ago
So, if a private company is successful, you will nationalize its IP under some guise of maximizing the benefit to society? That form of government was tried once. It failed miserably. Under your idea, we’ll try a badly broken economic philo
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by hluska 2y ago
Look at it from the perspective of an elected official: If it succeeds, you were ahead of the curve. If it fails, you were prudent enough to fund an investigation early. Either way, bleeding edge tech gives you a W.
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by hluska 2y ago
You capitalize it, just like you did with the first word of that sentence. That’s because it is an improper noun. My quote was: “In legalese, there is a massive difference between proper and improper nouns.” Do you understand or would you l
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by hluska 2y ago
In the article, the author lost half a million over capitalization. Using just that example (because it’s what we’re talking about) explain how it matters very little.
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by hluska 2y ago
Honestly pal, if you’re in a position to sell a company for the kinds of dollars that PE deals with, you needed a lawyer a long time ago. I understand that they’re expensive, legalese is intentionally difficult to understand and lawyers are

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