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by lghh 5y ago
To be blunt, because I want to spend time creating value for my customers instead of doing all of what you're doing.
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by lghh 5y ago
> And? It seems the did in fact say such a thing that you said they didn't say. I imagine you're misinterpreting what I said. That's reasonable, I can see how I was not clear. I was saying that there's no way there&#x
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by lghh 5y ago
> Microsoft doesn't have any competent developers working on the Windows user interfaces Oh please. Do you really think that MS has nobody with any level of competency on any single team in their entire org? Do you really think that
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by lghh 5y ago
Given the extreme aggressive voting restrictions, gerrymandering, etc, I'm not really comfortable calling the US a democracy either.
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by lghh 5y ago
Skewing it how? To people who probably have good perspective on the issue?
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by lghh 5y ago
Say I'm an interviewer running a podcast about SaaS startups. Which is more useful? 1. I interview a handful of people who have differing opinions on what it takes to lead a SaaS startup who have all had successful exist, but have diff
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by lghh 5y ago
That's not how you compare prices.
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by lghh 5y ago
Why would you being a socialist or not make a difference here?
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by lghh 5y ago
Why can’t we create enough supply that it’s not worth investors hoarding?
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by lghh 5y ago
Unless you’re on mobile…
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by lghh 5y ago
Agreed. So is the solution to reduce white social trust as well or to empower non-white social trust?
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by lghh 5y ago
I don't understand the distinction you're making. Can you explain?
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by lghh 5y ago
How on earth is a former McDonald’s employee, now unemployed, getting approved for any kind of loan for a rental property? Crypto? Sure maybe like 20 bucks once, but the rest of that money is for food and rent and maybe a small hobby.
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by lghh 5y ago
Ah, so instead of risking anyone having a decent schedule they ruin everyone’s schedule. Got it.
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by lghh 5y ago
> Naturally I trust both of them more than so called SmartScreen because unlike Smartscreen, I can inspect their code. > I got Winmerge binary directly from GitHub repo. As trusted as it gets, short of compiling myself. So, you don&#x
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by lghh 5y ago
It's clear you're not engaging in good faith, I won't be continuing this conversation.
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by lghh 5y ago
That's clearly not what I said. I was responding directly to my parent comment which said we should try to separate a work from the context in which it operates. It was not a value statement on Fuchsia OS, anyone who worked on it, or a
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by lghh 5y ago
Because I have a conscience.
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by lghh 5y ago
But _somebody_ has to have clearance to get to the data in some way. You can't protect yourself against that person. It's not possible.
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by lghh 5y ago
I think a developer presenting themselves as unqualified for the job, via being an asshole in a job that requires good communication skills and teamwork, you have a pass to say you have not gotten a qualified candidate yet.
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by lghh 5y ago
Chicken and egg. If you're a company that isn't very diverse but is trying to change that, a good first step is to present diversity. If that's the ONLY step, then sure go ahead and drag them, but it's not bad on its fac
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by lghh 5y ago
> as a general rule it's only attractive to very mediocre engineers "Thing I don't like is only useful to developers who are worse than me" is a super toxic take. If you said something like that when I was interviewin
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by lghh 5y ago
I don't understand how Jonathan Blow of all people, figurehead behind several great video games that would have been impossible to run on a supercomputer 25 years ago, could possible have this take.
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by lghh 5y ago
That's because there is a strategic difference between talking about inequality and making fun of someone for having a name that's different than yours. One has an upside, the other doesn't.
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by lghh 5y ago
> I have never experienced a threat of violence from the state I have not experienced !== it does not exist. That isn't theoretical; it's logic 101. > but my state survives because I support it and the rule of law, like almo
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by lghh 5y ago
HN broadly, but not necessarily you specifically, frequently talk about the moats that large businesses like Amazon and Facebook create through regulation once they have crossed the point where the moat will effect them. That's a commo
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by lghh 5y ago
Good. Everyone who is not relying on the strongmen with guns to put a moat around their business is benefiting from Uber and Lyft.
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by lghh 5y ago
But it would take them an order of magnitude longer to ship it. `npm install` even on a fast machine is a slog.
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by lghh 5y ago
Not all devices work when adapted like that. I have keyboards that are usb-c (keyboard output) to usb-a that don't work when converted to usb-c.
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by lghh 6y ago
It is impossible to rule out unknown side effects. The blood clots are now known. Any side effect that is unknown will always remain unknown. You could always be the first person to experience a symptom, whether it's Tylenol or this va

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