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by kansface 8y ago
HN is not the place to wage the culture war.
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by kansface 8y ago
Its terrible on memory if you are connected to multiple workplaces.
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by kansface 8y ago
> Do men really have more tickets and accidents? Maybe. Or maybe they just get caught more. The internet seems to indicate that men do cause more accidents, but they also drive more on average. Insurers would only be interested in the l
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by kansface 8y ago
If I could ask, where do you live? Your experiences don't reflect my own.
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by kansface 8y ago
I can't count how many HN threads announce the shuttering of some startup that I never heard about and would have used. Alternatively, consider how many products which do not "mitigate more cost than alternatives" actually s
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by kansface 8y ago
Formatting strings (template literals [1]) comes up frequently for constructing ids/refs/various other props. 1. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by kansface 8y ago
I have no idea what "professional work" could possibly mean in that sentence. The things that you have deemed superfluous are the tools of the trade. We don't use every tool on every job, but when we do use them, its becaus
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by kansface 8y ago
Why is the budget of the US armed forces the point of comparison here?
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by kansface 8y ago
You completely missed the point. OP is impugning the validity of one conclusion of the study - the claim "three times as likely to go to college". Such an outsized effect is only possible if we moved from an extremely minuscul
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by kansface 9y ago
How do you guys handle eg CVEs?
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by kansface 9y ago
To the best of my knowledge, there is no such thing as single node production ready k8s cluster. > I don't have anything that needs to autoscale or fail over or do high availability You should not be using Kubernetes.
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by kansface 9y ago
> Yet, most of today's populus have barely enough to eat. But today, this is a political problem, not a scientific one. After all, the world produces more than enough food for everyone.
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by kansface 9y ago
> Once you've become a highly paid software engineer it's very human to try and justify your status by claiming that programming is exceptionally hard and therefore your status/salary is justified. Salaries for the vast ma
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by kansface 9y ago
Do you find this statement convincing at all? The fact is that the US is the perfect counterpoint to the, frankly tired, slippery slope arguments made by the far left of the Bay. And I enjoy seeing them try to explain it.
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by kansface 9y ago
ISPs, in basically every conversation about net neutrality for the last two weeks.
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by kansface 9y ago
| So I think Sam lacks empathy... But the unreasonable people saying "gay people are evil" are not even pretending to be joking. They have killed. Sam is both gay and jewish... | Replace the word "gay" in Sam's essa
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by kansface 9y ago
This would increase the attack surface area.
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by kansface 9y ago
You claim the correlation between companies with allegations of sexism in employee review (covered by the news), and companies that do stack ranking are sufficiently strong to declare a causal relationship between the two - in fact, strong
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by kansface 9y ago
In SF, literally everyone has a voice and its terrible! A single citizen can seemingly delay any project indefinitely for a few hundred dollars. I have heard stories of land owners being denied permits to build on their property (including
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by kansface 9y ago
> that having the misfortune of the one-in-twenty chance of getting a really interesting false positive at p = 0.05 means you either have to double down on the study being right after all or you have to quit the field? There were (are?)
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by kansface 9y ago
Cuddy deserved neither the spoils of her research - fame and fortune, nor the indignity of having her work toppled in a public forum. She certainly did her self no favors by digging in, but at the same time, the despoilers would use her as
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by kansface 9y ago
The Nirvana sounds so utterly bizarre to me - I suppose because I don't hear the original as tonal to begin with.
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by kansface 9y ago
I've moved across the country a few times now - I'm not sure the expense of physically moving stuff was ever the largest.
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by kansface 9y ago
Our tax code needs reform, but taxing gains in productivity is a perverse incentive.
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by kansface 9y ago
The US health system is probably subject to the least "freedom" of any industry in the US - possibly the world.
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by kansface 9y ago
Your explanation lacks imagination.
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by kansface 9y ago
How does one distinguish hyper-racism from the more quotidian variety?
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by kansface 9y ago
My apologies. > Why don't we focus on fixing the existing problem first? Sounds good.
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by kansface 9y ago
Yes, exactly this - the ratios are the same in Scandanavia as in the US (and surprisingly much better the third world over).
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by kansface 9y ago
> That bias, by the way, exists today. Trying to justify it on the base of biological differences does nothing to fix You presupposed that the bias is why the disparity exists in the first place. Its plausible that we completely fix all

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