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by lhnz 9y ago
One of the women in question "did not want to accuse JA of anything" and said "it was the police who made up the charges". If somebody is literally not being accused of something by the proposed victim and in fact is tel
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by lhnz 9y ago
It's not that simple. I wasn't saying you should blame the students: all schools should teach children to take charge of their education and future. This often doesn't happen. In this case, the natural response will be for th
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by lhnz 9y ago
> Last year, not one student scored proficient > in any state testing. > > “That’s absurd to me. That’s absurd to me,” says > Warren’s mother Janel Nelson. “That’s your teachers > report card, ultimately.”
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by lhnz 9y ago
You shouldn't imprison someone for incorrect political opinions and unsubstantiated gossip about non-criminal bad behaviour. In any case, I think you're wrong that WikiLeaks doesn't publish information on certain countries [0
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by lhnz 9y ago
This is an illuminating article but unfortunately I think the CIA's campaign to smear and discredit Julian Assange has been highly successful on HN and elsewhere. Many people already disliked him for his libertarian ideology and saw hi
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by lhnz 9y ago
That mealtime happened. This means Podesta enjoys performance art, the propaganda was that this meant he was a satanist paedophile.
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by lhnz 9y ago
The British public think a good trade deal with the EU is more important than cutting immigration when negotiating Brexit [0]. Remember that about 20% of the leavers are 'liberal leavers' - they are pro-migration. Once you add thi
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by lhnz 9y ago
Don't kid yourself that you're not already being judged based on your utility.
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by lhnz 9y ago
Do you think the whole of the tech industries success is linked to Ubers?
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by lhnz 9y ago
> It is inevitable that more men will earn less > than their female partners in years to come. > To pull their weight, they will have to do > more at home. Will this actually work though? Anecdotally, women seem le
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by lhnz 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (London, UK) GitHub: http://github.com/sebinsua LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/sebinsua Email: me@sebinsua.com * * * Two things... - If you're just browsing a
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by lhnz 10y ago
Well, some of them do. And also a lot of people with "grit" don't amount to anything. They lack networks, capital or the right idea. Or they have something else that they feel is more important than building a startup: a fami
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by lhnz 10y ago
Unpack grit and you're left with psychological traits which many normal people have.
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by lhnz 10y ago
> I wouldn't have gained an appreciation for strong typing. TypeError: undefined is not a function On the other hand, JavaScript can make you appreciate strong typing, when you eventually encounter it. (Or at least I personal
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by lhnz 10y ago
> You also seem optimistic, unit test don't catch new bugs. You write a new unit test using the data which caused the bug but expecting a non-error state. The error that is being thrown/rejected will have a stack trace you can
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by lhnz 10y ago
> Based on this, it's hard not to state that current > Node-developer are the new PHP-developers: > Unsophisticated, completely unable to see when > the tools at hand are lacking, and happy with a > with wh
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by lhnz 10y ago
I agree and will add: it's a good idea to focus on defining or using common and simple protocols and contracts.
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by lhnz 10y ago
It's wrong to say they're constantly changing frameworks/technology when they are clearly specialised within the JavaScript ecosystem: Node, React, GraphQL, etc. Also, I think the post above yours is in very poor taste. They
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by lhnz 10y ago
Probably more likely that the government will create very, very accessible and liberal visas for europeans and they will continue to work in the same jobs that they do now.
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by lhnz 10y ago
You are wrong because in fact focusing on "the long tail" is exactly what they are doing. They are in the business of reducing the cost of "the long tail" of content and ensuring that it is fixed and controlled by them.
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by lhnz 10y ago
Title should be: Reconsider (2015)
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by lhnz 10y ago
> In the longer-term, I'd like to explore match making > between data visualization people who would like to > get into machine learning and machine learning > researchers publishing papers. I'm into data
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by lhnz 10y ago
> I've done a bit of blogging and this echoes my > experience as well. One successful posts precedes > another, then you start to feel like you can't put > out off-the-cuff type posts. > It's tough
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by lhnz 10y ago
Has anybody ever been sued for scraping a public website?
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by lhnz 10y ago
> I hope that I'm not discriminating against social > anxiety but I spent 5 years in toastmaster's > throwing myself in uncomfortable situations > until I could come out of it. That is impressive and I be
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by lhnz 10y ago
Part of this is that a lot of interview practices (including whiteboarding) exclude people that suffer from social anxiety. Just because somebody freezes up when being watched and critiqued by an Evaluator, doesn't mean that they are &
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The Agile Chocolate Factory(jimscollins.com)
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by lhnz 10y ago
I am sorry to say something personal but it is a toxic style of communicating with people and reoccuring.
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Honestly on reading the article I thought it was quite clear this was about marriage.
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The title is a simple quantifiable assertion taken directly from the conclusion of the research [0] while your comment is just an opinion. I encourage you to read the conclusion to the paper and its supporting analysis - and then to argue w

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