leobelle

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by leobelle 13y ago
Another bottleneck in addition to file or network I/O can be memory consumption. It's been my experience that trading off extra CPU work for lower memory consumption can make a world of difference when your application is paging (
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by leobelle 13y ago
What a terrible loss. I'm sorry.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Psychopath is not name calling. It's an honest question. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy
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by leobelle 13y ago
Your first sentence is a subjective value statement (that I probably don't agree with). Both your first and second sentence are irrelevant to my argument.
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by leobelle 13y ago
I don't understand what argument you are making here.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Are you a psychopath? In what world does personal expected value versus expected cost of breaking the law ever become a good way to make moral decisions? If you have the chance to get a promotion by killing your boss but have near zero chan
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by leobelle 13y ago
No offense to anyone, but this link should be deleted. You may not like the system, but HN isn't the place to protest IP laws with civil disobedience. A lot of YC companies have their own IP they'd like to protect I'm sure.
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by leobelle 13y ago
A hundred people to work on Asana? Asana is a great task manager, but that's a lot of people. Basecamp for example has 43 people, which still strikes me as a lot of people. I guess having mobile apps requires at least a few people work
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by leobelle 13y ago
Building a company requires skills that many, including myself do not have. You have to be able to sell. You have to be good with people. You have to be able to convince at least your friends to work on the idea with you. You have to have a
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by leobelle 13y ago
The solution to this is to get more cash instead of equity, and don't stick around after acquisition. If you're looking to work as an employee at a startup to get rich, good luck with that. Early stage startups pay less than 50% o
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by leobelle 13y ago
It's not an attack on your person, I've simply revealed your lack of credibility. You are not applying critical thinking. Don't be upset about it, if you were thinking critically you wouldn't be an apologist. As a person
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by leobelle 13y ago
How does a backup server help you with a domain name registrar taking your domain away? And how does it help you with government interference? What?
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by leobelle 13y ago
You have written a bunch of nonsense. And of course you won't ever believe that you can fly off of rooftops, because it will be immediately apparent that you cannot do so. It's the same why nobody believes God will ever heal amput
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by leobelle 13y ago
How is Android "not really a Linux ? It runs the Linux kernel. That means it's Linux. No, it's not a distribution of GNU/Linux, but it's a Linux kernel. It's really using Linux. It's as Linux as Ubuntu, as
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by leobelle 13y ago
The behaviors that some people may want, and those that don't run for the doors. This may give you the idea that everyone is behaving that way, since it's entirely anonymous, but be assured I don't visit 4chan. 4chan is a ces
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by leobelle 13y ago
Well, ad based revenue is not broken for Facebook or Google. They employ thousands of engineers and have made billions in revenue.
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by leobelle 13y ago
> And the word "heuristics" is as meaningless to real knowldge as "pincarpion", by the way. And there you have it. pfortuny has declared"heuristics" in quotes and meaningless. Let's all black out that w
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by leobelle 13y ago
Your definition of faith is so large to allow you to believe anything and you will end up deluded as a result.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Here come the faith bearing apologists who take believing what you see as faith, and then somehow twist that into making it ok to believe things you cannot see. Because it's all faith. When someone does this, you've encountered so
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by leobelle 13y ago
What about pre-human hominids? Was he also all the Homo Ergasters? Homo Habilis? Australopithecus Afarensis? The great apes? All the mammals? All multi-celled life? I don't get what's interesting about this story. It's pretty
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by leobelle 13y ago
You called India a "shit hole". The entire country. Do I have to be an Indian nationalist to not see that kind of a comment as inane? If you had some kind of comment to make about the positive side of British Raj and the crown&#x2
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by leobelle 13y ago
I've seen truthteller's comments before. He should probably be hellbanned but he's flown under the radar for some reason. He's been around for 119 days, has tons of comments and only a comment karma of 37. Look at this g
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by leobelle 13y ago
> Reduced demand leads to reduced prices. This is probably true in this case. In the case of physical goods it is not always true. If there is continued demand but less of it, prices can rise for some goods because the fixed costs of man
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by leobelle 13y ago
Now that everyone in this thread has pointed out what the problem is and has shared how they feel about the problem, what's a real world, plausible solution so this doesn't happen again in the future?
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by leobelle 13y ago
I don't kid myself, you're kidding yourself if you do not think that individual behaviors cause considerable impact on a vast scale in aggregate. The "high-horse" line is just a personal attack that doesn't have any
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by leobelle 13y ago
I do not eat meat and I do not have to eat more food than I did when I did eat meat. You've made a statement of fact, but it's at best highly ambiguous, but probably just outright false. You're confusing a bunch of nutritiona
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by leobelle 13y ago
I'm not sure I understand what your argument is. All I can do is change my behavior. I can't change the behavior of hundreds of other people as much as I would want to. If your argument is that individual effort isn't worth t
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by leobelle 13y ago
I don't know man. I have been buried under mountains of technical debt before. It's a pretty horrifying experience and makes me paranoid about writing bad code. It's kind of like how starvation makes you see food differently.
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by leobelle 13y ago
> it's not as simple as abstaining from eating a particular substance. Not eating fish is a pretty simple way to help prevent unsustainable fish depopulation. I'm a bit incredulous that anyone would argue this point. Anyone oth
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by leobelle 13y ago
http://www.nutellausa.com/faqs.htm Nutella is "a member of the RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil), Ferrero only uses palm oil which is extracted from controlled plantations in Malaysia." So you can enjoy yo

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