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by littleweep 6y ago
I feel like someone first decides on a destination and then decides on where to stay. I don't think a sizable portion of travelers prioritize staying in an apartment or private home over visiting Paris.
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by littleweep 6y ago
Makes sense thanks
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Ask HN: Why have login forms been split into two steps?
5 points by littleweep 6y ago|4 comments
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by littleweep 6y ago
This seems insane. Why not digitally deliver any e-book in a plain text instead of this pr stunt?
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by littleweep 6y ago
I would have gone with something by AC/DC.
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by littleweep 6y ago
Question -- what is 'sand bagging'?
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by littleweep 6y ago
I get the nostalgia angle -- but why are we discussing a console that's >20 years old?
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by littleweep 6y ago
Isn't X-37B the name of Elon's other child?
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by littleweep 6y ago
In parts of the world other than the US they use '.' instead of ',' to punctuate numbers. The poster above meant "$666,000".
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by littleweep 6y ago
This seems like such a narrow viewpoint. Consider a business problem -- like a misconfiguration of an Amazon S3 bucket -- that is needlessly costing a company an extra $30k per month. Say you don't have the expertise on your team and h
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by littleweep 6y ago
Or allowing people who are equally as qualified get in? My understanding is the issue is capacity and not quality.
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by littleweep 7y ago
A lot of websites (news sites especially) detect in-browser ad blockers and urge users to whitelist the site before continuing to read the article. This is a good workaround for that use case.
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by littleweep 7y ago
It's possible until you assign values to X, Y and Z
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by littleweep 7y ago
More distracted drivers than ever?
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by littleweep 7y ago
To me it seems like very unclear mission
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by littleweep 7y ago
I think a better headline would have been something more like "Jenkins doesn't have the features I require". There are plenty of examples of older pieces of software or older languages that still work perfectly fine today.
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by littleweep 8y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. Where is our compensation? It's our time and brain power training Google's AI that will one day be sold back to us. I'm really not into this.
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by littleweep 8y ago
Great idea, this should be organized by decade. Nice idea OP.
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by littleweep 8y ago
"Remarkable decline in conception of new human life since 1950"
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by littleweep 8y ago
I have a 6s+ that I traded the battery and rear camera out at an Apple Store for less than $100 total. My rear camera was very shaky and would never focus on images so they came out blurry. I think it's totally worth a battery replacem
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by littleweep 8y ago
- NYT/The Guardian digital subscriptions - Spotify - Moviepass
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Ask HN: How do I use my personal password manager on a managed workstation?
3 points by littleweep 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Privacy/security with using a password manager on a managed workstation
3 points by littleweep 8y ago|1 comments
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by littleweep 8y ago
Would love to know the difference between vertical integration and anti-trust.
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by littleweep 8y ago
It's the only reason stopping me from getting an Android phone. I think Apple is better on privacy.
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by littleweep 8y ago
I read your blog articles then read more articles on your site. I'm impressed with your writing style and you've inspired to write up some of my own experiences. Thank you very much for sharing.
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by littleweep 8y ago
I see. I read it as 1 year on, 1 year off.
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by littleweep 8y ago
This is really cool, haven't thought about it before. Do you work for the same company or do you find a new job every year?
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by littleweep 8y ago
Seconding this -- hard to know where you're going if you're just following the blue line on your GPS. I use my phone, try to memorize the route and check it if I get stuck. Soon, you won't need your GPS for routine errands.
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by littleweep 9y ago
This is a PR puff piece.

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