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by kansface 7y ago
Alternatively, the people who are scheduled for the meeting are guaranteed to spend 15 reviewing the subject and having their questions answered in a timely fashion. All of the stakeholders are likely in the room so a decision can actually
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by kansface 7y ago
It’s aggregation that is the valuable part, not the news or we wouldn’t be having this conversation in the first place and it would be newspapers that took over the world instead of google.
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by kansface 7y ago
The GDPR doesn’t apply to European IPs, it applies to Europeans. It would be like a French guy showing up at the grocery store you run and now you have to obey EU regulations or be subject to massive fines. Also, half of the grocery store
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by kansface 7y ago
> The CA scandal coincides with a lot of doubt about trusting large tech companies, which is why it's a big deal now. The very same institutions pushing the CA scandal are the ones who lauded the Obama campaign for its savvy use of
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by kansface 7y ago
JSX is JavaScript. I do not have to learn a new language to iterate over an array. I can interact with it using whatever JS libraries I prefer. JSX components are functions or classes which are trivially composable. I can type functions
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by kansface 7y ago
I appreciate your point, but surely both are problems? One is bad math while the other is a sort of a prisoners dilemma where everyone has already defected. I don't think changing the incentives would necessarily lead to better math
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by kansface 7y ago
> the problem is that random guessing (of priors) is not a reasonable replacement for science. I disagree! > After all, Bayes' rule will give nonsense answers if you give it a nonsense prior! You are absolutely correct here, but
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by kansface 7y ago
> Why do you feel that React-Redux has a "horrific API"? `connect()` is a function that takes 4 optional arguments. The first one is a function, the second is an obj or a function that returns an object, the third is a functio
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by kansface 7y ago
> Why is it important to accommodate people who might want to live in or move to an area despite local incumbent's wishes to not have their neighborhood change? Lets accommodate the people who own land, propose building upon it and
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by kansface 7y ago
> What kinds of problems did you see? A unique action generator, action type, and reducer for every endpoint is the common failure mode (probably because thats what the docs do). Also, the react-redux bindings are a truly horrific API -
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by kansface 7y ago
React hooks do not solve the same problem as Redux. Hooks solve the problem: how do I share functionality (logic) between stateless, functional components. Redux is for sharing data. Besides sharing data, (React-)Redux is (or at least wa
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by kansface 7y ago
No, you'd need to introduce some temporary/changing irregularities in the heartbeat which sounds far less healthy.
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by kansface 7y ago
According to literally the first thing I found on the Internet, the airlines take in about 1% of the world's GDP which doesn't sound like a great deal when they emit twice that much in CO2. However, I'm guessing the business
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by kansface 7y ago
Houses literally built on sand next to the fault?
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by kansface 7y ago
I don't think there are many bugs in Iceland so long as you don't fish-shack-up near a lake, ponies, or puffins.
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by kansface 7y ago
Why are you assuming we didn't?
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by kansface 7y ago
> I hear that gait recognition is quite accurate. I used to recognize my friends in a crowd by their gait before I got glasses. It could be better than faces in some ways.
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by kansface 7y ago
> Is it your view that a man's property rights are inversely proportional to the number of people who covet his property? In so many words - I guess. I don't think property rights are naturally extended to Facebook as a global
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by kansface 7y ago
Your analogy works great except that "someone" is actually 1/4 of the humans currently alive, your "house" is now the primary, perhaps only, communication medium for those ~2 billion people, and its a couple million
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by kansface 8y ago
> Surely Amazon could afford to figure out a financial arrangement to continue using Elasticsearch, and surely that arrangement would benefit anybody using Elasticsearch in the long term. Surely, more competition is actually good for con
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by kansface 8y ago
Thats only 750K$ - roughly have the price of a house in the Bay Area before taxes (maybe just enough for the down payment).
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by kansface 8y ago
Traditional dough is flour, water, salt, and yeast (the first two things and time). I strongly doubt anyone in Naples would consider a pizza without wheat flour to actually be a pizza.
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by kansface 8y ago
What market competition? Airlines are possibly more regulated than medicine!
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by kansface 8y ago
> This whole you-can't-estimate-software accuracy position is entirely a position of inexperience. There are other sources of uncertainty. NASA is probably the only organization that fully specifies product requirements before buil
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by kansface 8y ago
Right... why use an existing framework when you can just build your own!
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by kansface 8y ago
The US government spies on you to prevent the next 9/11 so it goes. China spies on you to steal your IP to give to its native businesses. You should probably care about the later far more than the former.
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by kansface 8y ago
This type of hyperbolic comment doesn't belong on HN.
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by kansface 8y ago
If women have surpassed parity in other (far more demanding), more prestigious and better paying fields, why do you think that at the same time, the trend went in the other direction in our field? Do you think the tech workers of Silicon V
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by kansface 8y ago
See https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/08/07/contra-grant-on-exagge... and read the first couple of comments as well which is further back and forth between the two authors.
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by kansface 8y ago
This will work until the EU in decides you must ask the user permission before you can change the query string. Technology was not the cause of this problem and it won't be the solution.

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