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lhnz
13y ago
True. But I framed it too specifically. My perspective holds true at the level of large organisations wanting to take punts towards similarly large markets. Signing the money off is going to become more and more difficult when the access co
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13y ago
You don't understand. This is the creation of an economic moat (a term coined by Warren Buffet.) The gatekeeper creates a toll and the tradesman agrees to pay the toll. This is an entry cost to new market players and therefore reduces
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13y ago
tangible ˈtan(d)ʒɪb(ə)l/ adjective 1. perceptible by touch. Not all wealth is perceptible by touch. Its value is a lot more connected to other people's trust in there being an underlying economic process
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13y ago
This should be a warning to anybody that ends up amassing X00K in a digital currency to be very very careful to keep your money secured and in your control.
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13y ago
Well, this is great. But it's missing something. If I'm to learn how to write clearer, I will need to use this more often. Could they create an API and a chrome addon? Ubiquity is the killer feature of any communication tool.
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Interfaces as Loops
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13y ago
Does anybody on Hacker News think they could design a system with a 0% error rate? Whenever you design a system like this, it's just a matter of time before a mistake is made. Small errors don't necessarily mean that the whole sys
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13y ago
Anybody else get invited a few weeks back and now feel the pang of no longer being in an exclusive club? I need a hug. Aside: I think this is a great blogging platform that turns quite a few people away because of Dustin's bravado.
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13y ago
Yes, but this causes price opacity which is beneficial to them.
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13y ago
Brogrammers are not the in-group. They are an out-group - which is why this whole thread is about excluding them for various reasons. You cannot have a decent argument before you realise you are being exclusionary to a group of people based
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13y ago
It rarely happens. And in this case I think it was blatant and aggressive straw-manning. I simply have no patience for people being exclusionary that accuse me of being exclusionary.
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13y ago
No I didn't say that. I think that is completely false. >> A lot of geeks don't like 'bros' and I am doubting that they're hated by women as much. Personal opinion here, but: a lot of women have friends that
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13y ago
Yes, I was kidding about 'man', but my point is that 'bro' isn't that exclusionary. In fact, I think the problem here is that a lot of geeks don't like 'bros' and I am doubting that they're hated
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13y ago
Are you winding me up? Was man also misogynistic? Besides: curl --header "X-GirlsAreBrosToo: 1" www.bropages.org
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13y ago
Brogrammer is just a stereotype, brah. Not everybody that wears shades, doesn't take life seriously and speaks with an accent is misogynistic, crass, less mature than you and difficult to depend on. That's not really fair. To a br
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13y ago
This is the unfortunate truth. So much for being smart and logical, most will never apply this to anything outside of a computer. And most will turn their noses up at the ethics which would have them converting their technical ability and w
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13y ago
>> read: Management is hidebound and petty. No possibility for compromise exists. Management placing burdensome demands on your time, therefore, is not an opportunity to negotiate but a cause to leave. Tolerance of such a situation is
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13y ago
That was a really good post. I've never seen the distinction between supporting/facilitating and shaping pointed out in such a lucid way.
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13y ago
I didn't personally find it very mature. It's just somebody parroting "How To Win Friends" with an authoritative spin. I found it manipulative and warped. This guy isn't happy with being told what to do. A conversat
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13y ago
You don't tell somebody such a thing. It would never work. The rules are the rules to most people. What you do is look for another job and resign when you've found it. This is win-win for both of you: you can find something suitab
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13y ago
That would be a mistake. He's getting a lot of hate because he's insulted a lot of people while stretching some of his arguments and opinions too far, but his ideas are still better intellectual reading than most of what's av
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13y ago
So your argument is that if large groups of scientists are misunderstanding and misusing a scientific tool nobody should try to assert or argue that this is happening without providing exceptional proof since otherwise it might insult their
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13y ago
What is worth the effort to you? I have found his books more stimulating than Hacker News for example...
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What I don't understand is why we don't just skip the DOM. And by that I mean, currently people are using virtual DOMs like that provided by React.js however this still has to access the DOM when it wants to render, but couldn
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13y ago
>> Is there any startup that inevitably needs early investment? Yes. In the UK, if you try to make a company which helps people travel overseas and arranges somewhere for them to stay then you are caught by all sorts of travel regulat
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13y ago
>> You asserted that the douchebags with popped collars saying stupid shit are "channel[ling] black culture." I didn't say anything about people saying stupid shit. A negative statement like that would be inconsistent w
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13y ago
>> This isn't complicated. Stop insinuating that I don't understand you. I understand you, I just disagree with you. >> There's a difference between identity and affectation. When your affectation conflates "
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13y ago
There's no joke here. And little harm being done. RapGenius is a well loved by its market. If you believe that how people dress and speak defines their worthiness as a human being (and it seems you do) then go along your own way. I do
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>> Douchebag culture and black culture are radically different. You're talking about a bunch of white guys creating a rap site and telling me that they're not trying to channel black culture. If the stylings and bravado at R
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13y ago
This is a beautiful post. I don't know these people personally but I've deep respect for those that understand inequality, and wish to pay it more than just lip service. They are completely correct. You can't just create sepa
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