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by jrh206 5y ago
They are proof of ownership if you trust the originator of the NFT, in this case it would be someone like the photographer or Getty.
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by jrh206 5y ago
All other factors aside (I think the responses from David are completely reasonable and bookend this discussion completely). The enterprise plan for Faker Cloud is $500/month [1]. Retool donate $500/month to Marak [2]. I understan
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by jrh206 5y ago
Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26123394
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by jrh206 5y ago
Consider the power dynamics and that subordinate's need to earn money.
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by jrh206 5y ago
They kind of are. A one-man shop can only do one thing at once. Either they save costs on data storage, or they spend that time doing something else.
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by jrh206 5y ago
I don’t understand what that means. Could somebody explain in plain English, please?
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by jrh206 5y ago
This attitude comes across as a little arrogant, and I'm not sure whether it's warranted without a host of achievements to back it up. Nevertheless, I hope the best for the author, who seems to know what they want. I think they wo
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by jrh206 5y ago
Thanks, you've expressed this better than I could
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by jrh206 5y ago
Not at all, I'm just wary of reinforcing gender stereotypes. Even in the conclusion quoted here, the author says "I think it's quite a compliment". As if when you first hear the term "girl code", you're su
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by jrh206 5y ago
You can work on it. Trust people with small things (or at least bite your tongue while they do it their way). Observe that nothing goes wrong. Trust more.
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by jrh206 5y ago
Haven’t read the articles, but wow, this idea needs a new name
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by jrh206 6y ago
There's a human on the other end of this who has put a lot of time into creating this article. For what it's worth, I agree with you. But I think this criticism could have been phrased more constructively. For instance, 'Most
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by jrh206 6y ago
There are a few people making java videos on youtube, but one thing that frustrates me is that the technical details are often inaccurate, or if they are accurate, the examples used don't follow best practices. For instance, it's
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Java Generics Explained [video](youtube.com)
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by jrh206 6y ago
I’m not trying to censor anybody (nor indeed am I American). I’m merely sharing information about language and encouraging people to think about the words they use and the effect they have on other people. At the end of the day I still beli
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by jrh206 6y ago
Prompted by this comment, I tried to search for the 'for business' link. I couldn't find it. I looked around the blog, the document foundation website, and the LibreOffice website. I eventually search for 'business'
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Show HN: Dead simple quote sharing (Medium-style) for any website or blog(preactive.chat)
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by jrh206 6y ago
Yes, exactly. This offering is a Zoom alternative
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by jrh206 6y ago
Personally, I feel like this is really generous pricing Compare it to, e.g. Slack ( https://app.slack.com/plans/T01JN93179R?geocode=en-gb ) or Zoom ( https://zoom.us/pricing ) Notwithstanding any accountin
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by jrh206 6y ago
For those, like me, who were curious and wanted to take a look: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/master/license...
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Show HN: I've built a bot that pins links to the bottom of Slack channels
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Launch HN: Preactive actions – Pinned links for Slack(preactive.chat)
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by jrh206 6y ago
Jokes aren’t necessarily snarky - I don’t read any malicious undertone from this joke, which I think is necessary to be considered snarky
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by jrh206 6y ago
Haskell is nice and all, but I'm not a huge fan of this take. I can't help but think that many of the arguments boil down to something like 'you can write types so that the compiler checks things for you' (not a quote),
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by jrh206 6y ago
This is mitigated somewhat by "there was one particular question that wasn't related to what they had all been taught in class" But I agree
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by jrh206 6y ago
I would argue that students who haven't learned this skill have a certain expected value of penalty already applied, when they take a legitimate test. An impossible question compounds the penalty. EDIT: In other words, if you know to h
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by jrh206 6y ago
I don't think this is a good parable (regardless of veracity). Occasionally students get hung up on difficult questions, determined to solve them, losing time for the remaining questions. Yes, this is an anti-pattern, but it is a fact
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by jrh206 6y ago
> No, they don't. There doesn't need to be an arbitrage. If you have 10 USDT and I give you 9.90 USD for that...nothing else needs to happen. I'm not an expert, so I might be wrong (seriously, not sarcastically). I _think_
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by jrh206 6y ago
Nobody's making any points about developers My gut instinct is that this is incorrect, too, but I don't know enough about surgery to make a compelling argument. I'd back myself to pick up Ruby (a language I've never touc
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by jrh206 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billion A billion is a number with two distinct definitions: - 1,000,000,000, i.e. one thousand million, or 10^9, as defined on the short scale. This is now the meaning in both British

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