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841.
by java-man 7y ago
that's the point. unless you are hit on the head with the test result, you tend to continue the daily routine (and possibly infect others).
842.
by java-man 7y ago
This should be followed by a terrorism charge maybe?
843.
by java-man 7y ago
thanks!
844.
by java-man 7y ago
is there an option for inverting the mouse movement?
845.
by java-man 7y ago
no.
846.
by java-man 7y ago
Previous [lack of] discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22664360
847.
by java-man 7y ago
"China had an oversupply, so we bought 1255 FDA-approved ResMed, Philips & Medtronic ventilators on Friday night & airshipped them to LA," Musk said on Twitter. What prevents our government from doing its job? Where is FE
848.
Tesla CEO says bought ventilators in China for U.S.(news.yahoo.com)
3 points by java-man 7y ago|1 comments
849.
by java-man 7y ago
Previous [lack of] discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22641500
850.
by java-man 7y ago
of course.
851.
by java-man 7y ago
CEO and the top management should go to jail. I think this is the only way to fix the problem.
852.
by java-man 7y ago
I don't undertsand how this database can be "mysterious". There are logs, accounts, playment records - a single subpoena should resolve the mystery in 10 minutes (or whatever time is required to pull the data). Or am I total
853.
by java-man 7y ago
Funny story: when I visited Japan and went to the Tokyo National musem [0] specifically to see the Jomon figurine [1] which, during my childhood, I remember reading about in the context of "ancient astronauts" in the Soviet pop sc
854.
by java-man 7y ago
Guess which model we (the U.S.) will choose - Chinese model or S. Korean? Also, very cool chart in the article.
855.
by java-man 7y ago
there is no plan B.
856.
by java-man 7y ago
a paper pad does not weigh 400g
857.
by java-man 7y ago
I don't understand the fascination with super-thin devices. Can you hold it for any extended period of time without much strain? Will it slip and shatter when the palms get slightly moist?
858.
by java-man 7y ago
Why would they (not only Mozilla) support this?
859.
by java-man 7y ago
Don't use GitHub, use something else where you maintain a reasonable level of control. Back it up to the storage you own.
860.
by java-man 7y ago
I would disagree: git history is no place to create [real] documentation. A better approach might be this: - add ticket number to every git commit - one line comment describing the goal of the change
861.
by java-man 7y ago
It's not the amount of light, it's the abrupt change in the sleep pattern.
862.
by java-man 7y ago
may be not, if one accounts for all the food and methane emissions. ;-) if the electricity is supplied by solar power, it might be closest to the "greenest" form of transportation.
863.
by java-man 7y ago
The war on encryption continues...
864.
by java-man 7y ago
Interestingly, I interviewed with Amazon, with a person who worked on the [new] AI recommentation engine. Of course, I did point out that the new recommendation system was nearly unusable and tried to explain why. Did not get the job. Whi
865.
by java-man 7y ago
I am very surprized something like this has not yet reached the market. The idea is very simple, yet adds a lot of value to the parents. Also, it might be possible to have a more complex sensor to differentiate between #1 and #2. If someon
866.
by java-man 7y ago
All this refactoring, tests, and methodNamesThatAreVeryLong are good, but one piece is still missing: (javadoc) comments that actually describe what these functions are doing.
867.
by java-man 7y ago
This is the real story.
868.
by java-man 7y ago
I would like to see a failure analysis report.
869.
by java-man 7y ago
(2009)
870.
by java-man 7y ago
see also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22297963

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