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i_cant_speel
8y ago
We wouldn't be back where we started. We would have fewer people struggling to get by because they were hired by these companies.
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I can imagine they are. The owner of a reasonably busy restaurant/bar in my hometown said he makes more on the little slot corner per month than he does selling food. It's insane. And you know it's not the people with loads
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i_cant_speel
8y ago
I often get targeted ads for upcoming shows in my area. Just because you have identified that you like a subject does not necessarily mean you have spent all the money you are going to spend on that subject.
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i_cant_speel
8y ago
Can the title be changed to something that's more descriptive and not click bait?
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i_cant_speel
8y ago
I think your company is doing standups and sprints wrong.
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You only quoted the first half of their sentence. They said duplicate apps are only an issue when you aren't allowed to remove the one (or both) that you don't use.
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i_cant_speel
8y ago
I eat meat but my girlfriend is vegetarian, so I end up eating a lot of vegetarian meals. For some reason, the vast majority of fake meats turn me off. To me, it feels like I am eating spoiled meat. I much prefer vegetarian meals that don&#
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i_cant_speel
8y ago
You an avoid them collecting your data by not visiting their site.
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My only gripe with this is that I like to get in early in the mornings to get work done before everyone else comes in and the distractions start. There is one other person that comes in as early as I do, and he will occasionally come over a
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i_cant_speel
8y ago
Can you elaborate on what this means? I'm not too familiar with authentication flows. Why would someone make a request over port 80? Why is that bad?
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8y ago
From the article: > FCC Commissioner Mike O’Rielly said the size of the penalty “is probably not significant enough to deter future behavior, but the negative press coverage is likely to prevent this company and others from attempting to
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8y ago
I'm not sure what point you are trying to make with this comment.
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I was under the impression that large scale energy storage is one of the big problems with renewable energy that has yet to be truly solved.
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I'm upset by this because I just got burned by it last week. I needed their geocoding API for a project at work. I didn't realize I was looking at their old pricing page at first, and came to the conclusion it would cost us about
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i_cant_speel
8y ago
I think it depends a lot on where you live. I live in a bigger city and, while I don't personally act in an overtly out of the ordinary way, there are tons of people here from all walks of life acting in all sorts of ways who are gener
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8y ago
I would imagine you wouldn't be banned from buying a house, but you would be banned from using AirBnb to rent it out.
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8y ago
Leading up to a competition and getting into single digit BF%, yes. But throughout most of the year they are generally consuming a good amount of carbs. I don't think using bodybuilders as an example translates well to good habits for
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8y ago
Where is the connection you're making between carbs being unnecessary and bodybuilders coming from?
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8y ago
That put a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the article.
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8y ago
> Perhaps there should be some sort of escrow jail for new maintainers where all changes are reviewed That wouldn't really solve the problem. Attackers would just have to wait a bit longer before they push malicious code.
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8y ago
That's my fault personally. I recently put a significant amount of money into it. It happens every time I buy something.
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They don't want to save you a click.
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Imagining coming up with an answer to something cool that has happened in my life makes me feel anxious. I have lived a pretty happy and fulfilling life up until this point but I can't think of one thing that I've done that woul
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8y ago
I don't understand why everyone is saying how important offline email is. There has been 0 times in the last year where I needed to check my email and didn't have access to the internet. I'm either at my computer or can acces
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8y ago
I went back to Gmail to get used to it before Inbox was officially shut down. It was so unbearable to use I went back to Inbox in hopes that Gmail is uncrippled by the time I'm forced to use it. We'll see but I'm not holdin
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At this point I don't think they're really interested in accommodating students.
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Crash reporting in desktop Python applications
(blogs.dropbox.com)
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I think Fortnite is just a bad example. It's one of the few games where you don't feel at a complete disadvantage when you choose not to spend money on it.
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It took me more clicks than I care to admit to realize that the awfulness was the point of the site. When I first got there, I was thinking, "How did such an awful site get to the front page of HN?"
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Right. I think this is the real reason for teaching her English.
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