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by kobeya 9y ago
It's been my impression that the standard (promoted by services like Heroku and Travis) is to pass secrets as environment variables.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Still, the topic is gitter. Please help keep HN noise free and useful by staying on topic.
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by kobeya 9y ago
You say that as if it's a good thing...
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by kobeya 9y ago
Make a merge request.
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by kobeya 9y ago
> Do you think speculation on things that are an inferential step[1](or a couple of steps) away from things you currently know could be a gauge of a person's innate intelligence? No, I do not. It introduces a large capacity for thin
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by kobeya 9y ago
The point is I don't see how speculation about things you know nothing about is supposed to be an accurate gauge of a persons inate intelligence.
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by kobeya 9y ago
> If someone was going to say "Well I don't know anything about that, ask someone else." Then the company knew they weren't going to be as successful as we would want them to be. Except that is EXACTLY the correct res
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by kobeya 9y ago
I fail to see how someone who is not a domain expert on the nature of space-time asking someone else who is not a domain expert can result in a reliable determination of how smart either person is. To be clear, I don't think the correc
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by kobeya 9y ago
Such trades would be reversed.
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by kobeya 9y ago
> 1. When does this stop? What is the most supreme center in the universe? There isn't one. > 2. Just as the child could roll down his window, and have instant access to the outside, is there a way we can do the same? No. See Mic
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by kobeya 9y ago
I went into entrepreneurship because I hate these kinds of interviews. You think a good way to tell whether I'd be good at writing code is my opinion on philosophy outside my domain of expertise?
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by kobeya 9y ago
Not everyone uses gmail...
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by kobeya 9y ago
I still don't see the value of it...
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by kobeya 9y ago
I got better things to do than play games :)
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by kobeya 9y ago
I understand, but this subthread was about what happens when you hit it when it is directly overhead, pushing it outward.
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by kobeya 9y ago
We don't currently is not he same as we won't ever.
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by kobeya 9y ago
If x is the direction of travel at the moment of impact, Vx remains the same but it gains Vy. Total V increases.
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by kobeya 9y ago
You did give the object additional speed.
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by kobeya 9y ago
> The orbit becomes less circular and more elliptical. While the higher point (apogee) is further away than before, the lowest point (perigee) is closer. Orbital dynamics is complicated and I admit I could be wrong here, but I'm pre
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by kobeya 9y ago
Except that the probability of some aspect of your self business running afoul of a fine goes way up as your net worth goes up.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Not by definition. There is such a thing as structured noise.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Southwest never will. It is against their values and how they differentiate themselves.
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by kobeya 9y ago
I think the implied question was more about system software compatibility. Power management tooling is often vendor specific.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Taiwan is a democracy, and has been for some time. Not sure what you're saying here?
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by kobeya 9y ago
Real Time Rendering is particularly good at explaining the underlying concepts of modern GPU rendering pipelines.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Because outside of winning the lottery it isn't 100% luck that results in haves vs have-nots. There is a degree of luck involved, but there is also preparation and opportunism (aka making your own luck). True universal basic income com
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by kobeya 9y ago
Why?
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by kobeya 9y ago
Then you mean "most permissive."
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by kobeya 9y ago
> the most open source of the open source licenses What does that mean?
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by kobeya 9y ago
Calling 'mov' on x86 one instruction is a bit of a fiction to begin with though.

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