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hordeallergy
9y ago
I'd like to highlight your word "cities", because every comment seems to suggest that there is only one - London. Why not expand the others before trying to make London even more dehumanising?
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hordeallergy
9y ago
Do you think the transport system can handle increased density of upward building? It's not really coping with current levels, and in no way pleasant.
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hordeallergy
9y ago
What are they using to show the track location graphics? I just assumed they must be using GPS.
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hordeallergy
9y ago
I've tried suggesting to smaller teams on social media that they make their data public. What do they have to lose? No responses.
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hordeallergy
9y ago
I enjoyed the refills because they made the strategic aspect more interesting. Also, the two tyre suppliers.
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hordeallergy
9y ago
Affirmative action in south Africa was a laughing stock. The country is in terminal decline riddled with corrupt people who have no business being in their positions. No appreciation of their positions and what ordinarily would be require
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hordeallergy
9y ago
Any embassies, foreign properties in those circles?
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hordeallergy
9y ago
Incredibly low quality piece of writing. Is this an indicator of the direction of hn? I won't stick around. Aside, I'm white and went to boarding school in Africa - does the author think I should write a blog post explaining bl
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hordeallergy
9y ago
How about a space elevator?
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hordeallergy
9y ago
When has Facebook ever demonstrated any integrity? Why anyone chooses to have any association with them is inexplicable to me.
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hordeallergy
9y ago
Clothes moths are another which would be a good match for extinction.
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hordeallergy
9y ago
While we're off topic, show the language some love: http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/super
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hordeallergy
9y ago
Also, haven't isil declared war, and with specific objectives?
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hordeallergy
9y ago
Visually Augmented Reality VAR ?
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hordeallergy
9y ago
My experience in Africa is that anything will be believed. Look up Dr beetroot. Or zuma, the prostitute, and the shower.
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hordeallergy
9y ago
I found it too densely informative. After the 2nd or 3rd attempt I ditched it and just jumped into programming. Personal preference possibly. I think erlang's difficulty is exaggerated. Just jump in - the immediate little wins will
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hordeallergy
9y ago
He didn't invent the name.
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Scientists are accidentally helping poachers with open data
(m.phys.org)
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hordeallergy
10y ago
Likewise. Poor English. Science sector, not scientists.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
The American flag for English?
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hordeallergy
10y ago
As far as not having to read things twice, draft and final, I'd have to lean towards @sqldba's position.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
Wheat from chaff.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
The further problem is the resulting community. Interviewing for Go devs is going to become a pain.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
Agreed. Looking for examples of how to handle errors, results, etc and only ever finding unwrap has frustrated me in the past, and as a noob I would have preferred fleshed out rather than shortcuts.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
"My only fear is..." - this is why I'm in the process of moving to Rust after 3 years of Go. I've come to the conclusion that a low barrier to entry leads to a bad state of affairs. Rust has a learning curve that I hop
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hordeallergy
10y ago
Both governments and hackers(foreign governments). Just a bigger target all round.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
If you hadn't used a throwaway you wouldn't have to be reminded because people could simply avoid your company.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
First that came to mind is niche.
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10y ago
Stop the world vs stop one country while the rest of the world carries on.
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hordeallergy
10y ago
Developers are mostly anonymous among the millions - they have no identity there. This is the point of stickers on laptops, as with music shirts, a shortcut to identity.
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