i_cant_speel

6 ms·

1.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
I think you need to clarify what you mean by "private". Are you referring to making methods private? When you make a method public, you are making a promise to users that you won't make any breaking changes to that API withou
2.
Ask HN: What are some tools/methods to help teams schedule meetings efficiently?
1 points by i_cant_speel 7y ago|1 comments
3.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
This got me to actually update and I love the new minimal theme. I also like having CPU/Memory usage statistics in the status bar.
4.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
I see two posts that can be construed as pro-China within the last year (This being one of them).
5.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
> Who is going to be able to afford the products if we all are replaced by robots in the workplace? != > When robotic manufacturing eventually becomes cheaper and faster than manufacturing in China That is a straw man argument. Manu
6.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Involuntary psychological manipulation is messed up regardless of the intent.
7.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
You sort of answered your own question. Yes, there are people who are smart but poor. But they are significantly outnumbered by those who are poor but don't have great financial/investment sense. Since there isn't really a g
8.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
It sounds like the person you responded to corrected it themselves.
9.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Good thing we have the option to get free credit monitoring... that we just received from the last time our data was carelessly handled.
10.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Agreed. I believe technology as a whole is light-years ahead of where it would be if companies treated all of their findings and system designs as closely-guarded secrets. I am relatively early in my career and I get to open-source a projec
11.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
It would be difficult to allow people to actually do what makes them happiest vs doing what the can do to make themselves happy within the limitations of their life situations.
12.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
My girlfriend went on a 10 day retreat earlier this year. She said that for much of the time there is literally nothing to do other than think. You are forced to acknowledge and confront the thoughts you have as a result of past experience
13.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
They were making the argument that the headline shouldn't use an intentionally misleading word when there is a much better suited word that accurately and clearly conveys the meaning. Using a "technically correct" word isn&#x
14.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Cmd + alt + r
15.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Unfortunately, the fact that you feel that way is exactly why it's a good decision for Google or Amazon to buy them.
16.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Maybe you can "push back" and get out of additional work. But when it's that time of year for raises or promotions, who do you think is going to be the first in line?
17.
Monolog 2.0(github.com)
1 points by i_cant_speel 7y ago|0 comments
18.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
The article fails to mention why the smoke point matters. Is it something you want to avoid?
19.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Non-mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoke_point
20.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
If you inject the ransomware into a system that is subsequently backed up and wait a significant period of time, you could potentially lock all backups as they are restored. Then people have to decide between paying up or restoring to a tim
21.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Ah that makes sense.
22.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
I'm confused on why everyone is focusing on this so much. It matters on interest-based loans because a higher APR means you are going to pay more in X amount of time. But here you are paying a flat fee, regardless of the amount of tim
23.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Great explanation. I'm confused why the author would just assume their readers would know this without any kind of explanation.
24.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
I'm not sure what you're getting at with this question.
25.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
I would prefer we help transition those people to new careers than continue to destroy the environment with beef production.
26.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
This conversation was started about addressing the systematic problem of Google tracking users despite their wishes. You responded saying that could be solved through individual action. Now you are changing the topic to be about Google trac
27.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Yes, but you aren't going to get enough people to change their decisions to have an impact without changing their incentives. Right now people are incentivized to use these "free" services because they feel like that's w
28.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
The problems were created because incentives aligned for people to make decisions that lead to the problem. The only way to revert it is to change the incentives. And that can't be done by just me or you.
29.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Agreed. It gets very tiring. Every post related to Apple or Google devolves into the same exact conversations, regardless of the content of the article.
30.
by i_cant_speel 7y ago
Yes I'm aware they aren't the only ones. The person I responded to is implying that total demand for coworking spaces would fall, and I was asking what the alternative would be.

More ›