kyleee

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by kyleee 5y ago
really fun little app is the education engineer for women only or can men apply too? also, i miss the `less` command. and is there a command to show total comp for each position?
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by kyleee 5y ago
ahh that upsets me, i proposed and implemented it for a client about 6 months ago
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by kyleee 5y ago
i made no demands, I'm not the one making the initial assertions, and you don't even have any idea to what extent we may agree/disagree on these issues
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by kyleee 5y ago
The same complaint can be levelled against the "faux hubris" of your comment, but it doesn't make for great discussion. it would be more compelling if you made arguments to explain your statements of certainty, and left out t
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by kyleee 5y ago
well to be fair, any user is quite capable of building a pile of shit using any language, and if you were mucking with include statements manually it sounds like that's likely what was going on
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by kyleee 5y ago
Ironcially backed by an ungodly amount of violence and emissions
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by kyleee 5y ago
"YouTube is simply the wrong medium to try to teach detailed" YouTube is literally just humans talking, so you are basically saying you don't think humans can teach complicated subjects?
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by kyleee 5y ago
The reason for it being in the public consciousness today is immaterial really in terms of relevance for HN discussion purposes, and since it's an interesting piece of software it's quite on topic here
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by kyleee 5y ago
A very versatile tool indeed. Good to hear it's find a footing the legal field, and a testament to handbrake's incredible UI/UX that even completely non technical users have no problem with it
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by kyleee 5y ago
An investment in the millennium towers is definitely safe and effective, sad to see there is some misinformation spreading suggesting otherwise
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by kyleee 5y ago
Is that an ethical approach?
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by kyleee 5y ago
This is the best strategy to cope with Firefox's tab design churn
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by kyleee 5y ago
Yes, especially in men
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by kyleee 5y ago
The person you have responded to simply refuted the claim that the vaccines have an "impeccable" record.
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by kyleee 5y ago
Does this include home school and private schools?
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by kyleee 5y ago
Hah. They do make a nice chat solution though. I would have enjoyed all the time and effort used for this to have been redirected to a good old tech stack blog, or a feature showcase of why some of their features standout
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by kyleee 5y ago
These types of restrospectives are often very interesting examples of human capability to rationalize away culpability. Coldly I think it's good business skill as often people who are good at crafting these types of failure retrospecti
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by kyleee 5y ago
Yep he's likely trying to put a good face on it and rationalize away the failure. It's human nature especially when career/rep/money is on the line. I'm sure there were problems outside his control but it's hig
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by kyleee 5y ago
I'm guessing in the US one could get probably a solid 30 - 40% support for mass eradication of deer with a few headlines like this making the rounds. The hubris never ceases to astound
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by kyleee 5y ago
No I think it's an awful situation, but lawmakers and governments have made the bed for us by stepping in over and over to rescue and backstop failing entities and sectors time and time again which has allowed what would otherwise be i
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by kyleee 5y ago
That would work for me as long as wait times were within reason. I think it could be accomplished with some well crafted earnings incentives to drive for Uber with a wheelchair accessible vehicle
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by kyleee 5y ago
Good point. Honestly I don't think that uber should allow drivers to use any vehicles not equipped for wheel chair transport. The discrimination and inequity, as you've noted, runs very deep with uber and indeed many other compani
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by kyleee 5y ago
I think that is probably naive, they can't raise rates for many reasons including the fact that it would basically immediately blow up significant parts of the economy that are only enabled/possible due to rock bottom rates
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by kyleee 5y ago
This is also the type of thing that plants the seed of interest for a career or hobby of computing, which is another reason it's stupid. Reward people's curiousity instead of punishing it, especially in a schooling situation!
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by kyleee 5y ago
It's more reality than an argument, apple has a lot of high end users that most companies don't want to alienate whereas there is much less worry about breaking things for lower market share browsers like Firefox, etc.
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by kyleee 5y ago
Only if they consent though, many people do not want to be technical
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by kyleee 5y ago
Same thing happens to me. It just goes to show the disdain they have for users who don't just click an ad on the front page like they want
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by kyleee 5y ago
Would you be upset if people showed positive emotion at the execution (cheers, etc.; think murder victim's family) Executions have a long history of being a public event and fun/exciting/scratching a human morbid itch and sat
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by kyleee 5y ago
Yep I loved that part, after clicking not interested in the new theme feature, the user is presented with an additional inescapable popup that only is dismissed by clicking the single button (which I am sure is an analytic metric)
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by kyleee 5y ago
And increasing their own pay substantially while their browser market share vanishes

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