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by lugged 5y ago
Sanction resistant too.
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by lugged 5y ago
Basically, you'd buy them by the dozen, app preinstalled, sim and data probably optional.
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by lugged 5y ago
Yes. That's the point. No it's not a real problem. Want to fix your mistakes? Make a fork and try harder next time. It's such a presumption to assume that I, as the user, gives a crap about what you think are your mistakes or
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by lugged 5y ago
The app was a plant, preloaded on mobile phones you'd only buy for criminal acts, so probably not much more than 251. For the record, they almost certainly overreached elsewhere but imo, what was done with this app is pretty fair and b
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by lugged 5y ago
I suspect Netflix is one of these companies. I'd love to work there but I struggle to justify the burnout that will result i'm not 20 anymore.
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by lugged 5y ago
They don't need to get into power, the major parties still need to concede negotiation points in order to form coalitions. This is what gives the multi party system its power, coalition forces diversity.
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by lugged 5y ago
Maybe. In Australia the anti lockdown / anti Vax stuff got shut down quite quickly. Same goes for the BLM protests that tried it on without the right permits. Kind of glad I don't have to put up with the same crap here or the medi
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by lugged 6y ago
> Won’t have an impact on the broader crypto market, BTC has been struggling to push higher for a few days with bearish moves. I'm still a long term bull but I just pulled 100k out, should get a nice discount as it breaks down towar
249.
by lugged 6y ago
What about WordPress? Aren't large, new sites being built on top of it every day?
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by lugged 6y ago
I've really been digging sourcehut recently, I really like that its just a dumb git+ssh receptacle with some modern build pipelines attached. Feels like early gitlab but even more craigslisty.
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by lugged 6y ago
Ya'll seem to think "Choose Mature Technology" would result in the same amount of discussion and upvotes on hacker news.
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by lugged 6y ago
You can't have these in slack async? (because I have)
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by lugged 6y ago
This is the only one that actually is valid. Good point!
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by lugged 6y ago
So its a trade off? But still can't name one..
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by lugged 6y ago
But can be resolved...
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by lugged 6y ago
> You can’t resolve all issues with asynchronous communication. Name one?
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by lugged 6y ago
They're most likely outsourcing it, that list is too random and one shot to be any epxertise grown in house. In any case, I'm still skeptical, they could have been paying people in USD as contractors since day dot if that was the
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by lugged 6y ago
Don't apologize for selling yourself. If they're complaining, its working.
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by lugged 6y ago
Except it is inspirational, and it is impressive. That doesn't reveal anything other than the state of the industry. It is a new industry. Many people have been around for most of it or at least large chunks of it. It's impressive
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by lugged 6y ago
Just because he can code doesn't mean he does on a daily basis for a day job, which is what this ask hn post is about no?
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by lugged 6y ago
They haven't remained silent, they've been silenced. Slight difference. I got slammed on here for even raising the question. The silencing, call out culture in this industry sickens me more than anything about this particular inst
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by lugged 6y ago
I always just figured it was programmer speak and used it accordingly. English speakers seem to have this weird idea that all people need to use language that everyone can understand. Other languages tailor their speaking patterns given the
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by lugged 6y ago
Reality?
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by lugged 7y ago
If you can make masks for 10c its not price gouging to sell it at a normal markup from those costs. Its not even "basically a backdoor form of raising prices" It's literally just what it costs. Also, I highly doubt this guy i