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by kzzzznot 7y ago
Sure, while that one browser is functioning perfectly and the company developing it is playing nice/functioning perfectly. Wouldn’t it be great if everywhere we never had to make any choices between products, there was just one clear p
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/politics/article/3014205...
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
One clear example: HK has not remained a true democracy as promised, only Beijing-approved candidates are allowed to stand in elections.
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
A couple of other answers are a bit over the top, so I’ll give it a go too. When you go to Starbucks you make an active choice to give the baristas your name (or any name) without them checking it’s actually yours. What companies like Faceb
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
Yes but you can pore over each frame if you’re taking time to study as you are suggesting someone is for the photo in this situation
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
I expect he’s getting downvoted because he doesn’t offer any reasoning (or substance at all) along with his opinion.
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
This is a really cool idea! I'm making a browser poker app just to play with friends but idea was to have it specific to poker with a similar UI to pokerstars, 888 etc. Never considered emulating actually just having a deck of cards on
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
> "it should almost never take longer than that" vs. "it will probably take that long." This sounds like a much better way to estimate. Do you have any links to content discussing this?
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
I’ve very recently signed up to discord. Are you able to recommend any high quality tech discord servers/of the same calibre as HN? Im also interested in video games playing/development
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
~~Strange thing to hope given the clear article title.~~ Edit: my apologies, was looking at the tech crunch title. hackernews title is def more ambiguous. What were your issues with the plot/writing?
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by kzzzznot 7y ago
Exactly. Seems like the question is answered by the bar charts: mostly people aged 65+ without high school education.
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
You sound very sure and angry about all these things. What's really bothering you?
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
What field do you work in? In app and web dev this theoretical grounding is less important.
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
Unfortunately for a lot of people, their lives will implode if they stop working. If they stop working, they receive no income and have to either eat into savings (if they're lucky) or would otherwise struggle to pay rent/life exp
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
I think what the parent is saying is that they feel this DO NOT FORWARD header feature is being presented as a security feature. I probably agree
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
I thought the same. Turned my phone to the side and still had to scroll left/right a bit
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
I wouldn't say that cooking for an elderly bunch of diabetics is the norm, so I'd say you're unlucky rather than the parent being lucky to not cook for people like you described. How exactly do you go about handling this, sho
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
I fall for this every time I go into Tesco. I think the average beer in this deal is £1.89 so you are shaving off 42p by buying 3 which is around 7% per beer. Sounds alright but only if you wanted all three. I tend to buy the 3 and feel obl
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
If that is true that is a huge breach of trust. Are these practices ever audited?
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
I too like this about Typescript - allows for fast spiking too, where you don't actually yet know what you want
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
Yes I thought the article was poorly written. Not really sure what angle the author was coming from
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
The Guardian has fairly decent journalists working for them. I don't always agree with their politics, and the writing isn't as good as it was, say, 10 years ago but pieces like this show it is still of a high quality.
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
getting a looot of 429s
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
the user changes each time `whoami` is entered. user@host:~ whoami sbx_user1084 user@host:~ whoami sbx_user1080
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
The Soviet Union and taxpayer funded healthcare in capitalist systems are very different. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
Last paragraph is inflammatory, elitist and rather 'Murica'. Also what is that opinion based on?
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by kzzzznot 8y ago
Anyone know details of the file? (codec, bitrate, filesize). Obvious marketing stunt is obvious.
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by kzzzznot 9y ago
> The video comes in a high definition format that’s many terabytes in size. A terabyte is big. Imagine 60 stacks of paper as tall as the Eiffel Tower. That’s a terabyte. What... No. An HD ProRes will be 150-200GB for a 1.5-2 hour film.