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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Hey, a genuine thanks for voicing your thoughts on this. I agree with what you say, I just hoped that someone had valiantly spent their time compiling a list of claims by all sides that I could read through, and drill into each one, just to
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
> culpability that comes with nationality I thought we were over this 80 years ago
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Not sure what you're talking about, it was the same when I worked in the UK - unless you switch to self-employment, your employer pays taxes for you and you just get the net salary.
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I think it's pretty ironic, considering that that's probably the one thing domain owners in Russia wouldn't want - the Russian government being able to seize the domain.
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Great, now amid looking for ways to get my family out I also have to find another registrar who will not do the same thing and transfer my domains so that my cloud and email are still working. Any politically neutral registrars that HN crow
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I'll risk posting a reply on this thread, without having a big point to prove but more with the goal of getting an answer to a question, which some readers may find interesting and others may find sacrilegious. I'm living in Russi
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I know this might be perceived as a flame-inviting response, but who are those "most Russians" that "support war". Even pretty patriotic people in my social circle don't support it. Now, of course, it might just be
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I believe the poster meant that normal people like him (and myself) will be hit the hardest [by the SWIFT cut-off (or other sanctions)] and the influential and wealthy will continue their act as they are prepared / wealthy enough to no
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Just to let you know, there's no message, and I'm visiting from a Russian IP. Disabling uBlock Origin doesn't make it show up either.
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
> like letting someone else sample my food Just let them do it before you taste it, and then pretend you're royalty and thank them for testing it for poison.
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
That's a joke, as can be inferred from "That'll show 'em" with an exclamation mark:)
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I suppose picking top X open source Typescript codebases and compiling them with the expectation of output being identical with TSC would be one way to test this, albeit not what one would expect as a test suite.
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I just wanted to comment on how interesting it is to observe differences in upbringing and culture :) When reading the parent comment, I naturally assumed they were talking about sleeping in class, as that wasy solution to the sleep problem
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I think that one way to deal with uninteresting topics (in this case, shows / sports you don't find valuable to watch) is being able to shift topics. I find this a bit magical sometimes - shuffling through the topics until one of
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I've actually used this idea in production and it worked great. In my web app if nothing unexpected happens, only INFO/LOG level stuff is pushed to logs. If, however, I get an exception, I will instead print out all the possible t
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
My opinion is that Agile is intended to be vague, as there can't be a silver bullet plan that fits every occasion. Of course, "no silver bullet" sells way worse than "I've got a silver bullet for you right here, Mr.
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Can you tell us how many people have tried logging in as you?
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I think the poster means that it's a symptom of (and a temporary solution to) underlying issues. Sometimes I have to do a bit of overtime to fix a time-sensitive issue, and I'm fine with that. The underlying issue, though, might b
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Well, pasting the enum example into IntelliJ highlighted the spelling mistakes and suggested replacing NINTEY and NINETEY with NINETY. I think this is how my dyslexic colleague works too - copy pasting instead of writing and looking for var
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
> There is no reason to use it [if you value open source and privacy above everything else].
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I disagree
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Is mayo mayonnaise? Do people eat mayonnaise by jars?
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
I think that you're right in that it's hard to compose all those parts of your program together without accidentally mistaking a `Query` for a `string`, or god knows what. I'm helping a friend learn web development, and most
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
Sorry, a non-American here. By "credit score" are you referring to the financial credit score or some sort of "points system" for drivers? If the former, then why would it be important to include it?
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by hurflmurfl 5y ago
When a form on a web-site says CC (Credit Card) I can always pay with my debit card. (Unless you're talking about another sort of debit card that isn't what I call a debit card - "a MasterCard/Visa/etc with no overd
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by hurflmurfl 6y ago
I wouldn't say it's surprising at all.
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by hurflmurfl 6y ago
My (limited) experience debugging Typescript/Node, Typescript/Browser, PHP using IntelliJ and Docker has been pretty much like this: 1. Open a port on the container for debugging 2. Tell the debugger in the container what's t
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by hurflmurfl 6y ago
Hi, wanted to let you know that when I click on "see pricing" on the banner in the top of the page, nothing happens. There's no way to find pricing at all, since there's no link at the bottom of the page either. I'm
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by hurflmurfl 6y ago
From this article on Wikipedia you've posted a link to: > In a 2014 literature review, the American Veterinary Medical Association stated that "controlled studies have not identified this breed group as disproportionately dange
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by hurflmurfl 6y ago
Could you please expand a bit on this thought? I personally haven't used almost any API automation tools yet, although I do keep on looking in that direction from time to time. It would be great to hear another perspective.

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