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6y ago
Type out the question in full in a text editor, then paste it after the greeting if you're worried about delay. Although if you're posting in a channel, I don't even think it's an issue; people will see that you are typi
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6y ago
"Ask" as a noun - "What is the ask?" "Build out" instead of just build. "Actionable" - although it is a real word, it is a legal term, not a synonym of practical.
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6y ago
Put "Good morning everyone, would anybody be available to answer a question?" in the channel, then reply to it in a thread with the details.
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6y ago
Everything seems to be working normally to me.
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Zeynep Tufekci Keeps Getting the Big Things Right
(nytimes.com)
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How Can We Plan for the Future in California?
(theatlantic.com)
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6y ago
Not all are dealt with "unceremoniously." See Alexander Litvinenko[0], who was not only poisoned but in such a way that there was no plausible deniability for FSB. More than anything they appeared to be making a spectacle of their
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On Japanese isle, old bonds with America stir questions over race and identity
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6y ago
Not OP, but I think there are two main reasons for this. Firstly if you are a professional you probably only had time to teach yourself what you needed for the job at hand. This is a great skill in and of itself but by definition it favors
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6y ago
Fair enough. In my understanding "smut" is typically a synonym for pornography, and pornography is generally only valued for its ability to arouse or titillate.
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6y ago
Incorrect. It's erotic art, but art nonetheless. Otherwise we wouldn't be discussing it.
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6y ago
For an interesting read that touches on this question, see Saturday by Ian McKewan[0] [0] https://smile.amazon.com/Saturday-Ian-McEwan/dp/1400076196/r...
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6y ago
Ah, didn't realize that, thanks! Yeah that would be a nice feature.
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Ask HN: Black bar added to top of page?
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6y ago
Interesting that most of the visible damage seems to be confined to the area west of the highway irrespective of distance from the epicenter - is that just because warehouses are constructed differently to the commercial/residential bu
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6y ago
In the very first reply, dang explains that the account was banned for repeated violations, so it's not just the content of that particular comment that got it flagged, but rather the account itself was banned so the comment was marked
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The Last Giraffes on Earth
(theatlantic.com)
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6y ago
Do companies not have any kind of onboarding process that involves pairing and training? Even if someone knows how to code every project has its own tools and conventions that fresh hires cannot be expected to know. This is really on the co
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6y ago
This isn't a dump, this is a forum specifically meant for sharing code publicly.
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6y ago
Speaking of straw men...
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6y ago
Does that really make it any better? It's in the commit history and now it's there for all of us to see. Why on earth anybody would write something like that is beyond me, but doing it in public is mind-bogglingly fucked up and st
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6y ago
Of course it's easy to show declines when you had much higher numbers to start with. The implication here that lockdowns were a mistake is totally specious.
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6y ago
Note the word "probably." This is not a hard and fast rule and there is always room for exceptions, by design. As others have stated, we live in unprecedented times and interesting new phenomena are occurring in the political sphe
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6y ago
I'm not sure why you are getting downvoted here - you have given concrete examples of comments that are bad. Whether one agrees with you or not, this is exactly the kind of answer that OP was looking for.
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6y ago
Probably part of the reason people downvote is that the button is one click away, whereas the flag button for comments is two clicks away and probably many people aren't even aware of it.
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> One (very probable) outcome is the large community of unintegrated immigrants will detach from the responsibilities being placed on them. What do you mean by that? That they will stop working and paying taxes? Do you have any evidence
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6y ago
From the guidelines: > Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. Also, note that the guidelines are pretty expansive in terms of what is on-topic: > On-Topic: Anything tha
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6y ago
Previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23932321
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They are true simultaneously only if we allow two definitions of "framework" to exist simultaneously. As someone who prefers precise language, I think there should only be one such definition, namely the inversion of control defin
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6y ago
Well, example 2 is legitimately dangerous if your app is required to be accessible.
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