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by influx 10y ago
Watch this for an interesting perspective on Divorce in Canada: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaC-2lj6HNg
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by influx 10y ago
I can see the same thing happening here on hacker news. Folks are dehumanizing any political opponent and I find it very scary for the future.
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by influx 10y ago
You're right, there's nothing wrong at all in any of those emails. Sure is strange why so many people in the democratic national committee resigned over them. http://www.politico.com/story/2016/08/dn
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by influx 10y ago
It also was designed for a use case that almost no one actually does which is distributed version control. Most people use it like a svn with better branching and merging.
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by influx 10y ago
It would be trivial to make twitter profitable by laying off most of the engineering team in San Francisco, and moving the ops teams to the folks who run ESPN web properties. Just keep the lights on, maintain the software and it would mint
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by influx 10y ago
The last time someone expressed this to me, I found out that he sells signed photos, and I bought one: http://www.chuckyeager.com/right-stuff-store Obviously I have no connection with this, but it cost me $250 to get a sign
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by influx 11y ago
In other words, choose the middle finger?
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by influx 11y ago
Reminds me of this story: http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/fd667/while_ridi...
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by influx 11y ago
As a counter point, the best team I ever worked on was at Amazon, and years later many of us are still friends. Further, AWS is cleaning Google's clock with number of features, delivering new services, and providing customer value.
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by influx 11y ago
Godspeed.
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by influx 11y ago
Next step, every time you search for a conservative term it redirects you to a mandatory democratic re-education training camp.
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by influx 11y ago
Seems like it could be DNS resolvers as well...
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by influx 11y ago
They had cheaper prices, which means poor people could buy more goods with their paycheck. It's weird they would shop there instead.
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by influx 11y ago
Reminds me of this story: A fellow had just been hired as the new CEO of a large high tech corporation. The CEO who was stepping down met with him privately and presented him with three numbered envelopes. "Open these if you run up aga
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by influx 11y ago
Gynecology?
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by influx 11y ago
Jack actually walked out of the Twitter meeting where they were explaining the layoffs to the leftover employees. I'm sure he had an important meeting though.
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by influx 11y ago
Blast from the past. I also ran a BBS on OS/2, though it was RemoteAccess/FrontDoor :)
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by influx 11y ago
Be real, Top Secret clearance checks routinely look at finances, and employees are told to report colleagues purchases that seem out of place. Not necessarily because they are running a hedge fund, but more likely are receiving money from
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by influx 12y ago
When I first read replaced, I was thinking Sculley not Cook. Clearly one has been more successful so far than the other :)
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by influx 12y ago
I assure you that there are stupid people outside of America. In fact, the majority of stupid human beings are not American.
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by influx 12y ago
If you need someone in Seattle, hit me up.
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by influx 12y ago
What is your Python 2 vs 3 interview question?
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by influx 12y ago
According to this: http://www.dollartimes.com/inflation/inflation.php?amount=40... 40,000 in 1925 would be half a million at today's rate. No wonder the dude didn't want to change jobs.
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by influx 12y ago
I haven't seen anyone say anything like that here, this straw-man comment really brings down the discourse of the site.
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by influx 12y ago
These blimps have been used for well over a decade in the southern US border to detect low flying drug smuggling aircraft.
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by influx 12y ago
Projecting much? You aren't showing much empathy to anyone that doesn't share your political views. The CIA under Bush tortured folks, and the CIA under Obama killed American citizens with drones.
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by influx 12y ago
What's most surprising to me about this attack, is the journalists who are digging through this illegally gotten material and then creating stories and spreading the details even further. That doesn't strike me as the right thing
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by influx 12y ago
It's not free if you are taxed for it. We can debate whether a society is better off with it or not, but please don't claim that it is free.
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by influx 12y ago
I use Wealthfront, which allows you to park your money into an account, and depending on your level of risk, will automatically balance it across the US Stock Market, dividend stocks, emerging and foreign markets, bonds, and natural resourc
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by influx 12y ago
Hackernews used to be full of people when shown something new would say, "yes AND!". Now it's full of people who shout, "no BUT!" I came from /. to k5 to hn. Anybody ready for the next iteration yet? I am.

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