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by master-litty 8y ago
>Stubborn people are more successful then non-stubborn people if you look at statistics. Success by what metric and which statistics?
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by master-litty 8y ago
Beyond amusing, it's great writing. I see we've already changed the title but I wish we hadn't! I bet it's really persuasive for offenders. 1. Lull the reader into a false sense of security: This article is going to help
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by master-litty 8y ago
The Hacker News effect :)
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by master-litty 8y ago
There are at least 93 other people who clicked "I have this question too" on the post.
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by master-litty 8y ago
It's definitely an empathy problem. I wouldn't be surprised by an empathy-intelligence correlation but I don't think it's relevant here anyway; You don't have to be intellectually driven if you're not emotional
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by master-litty 8y ago
I just read that a little while ago. Terrible.
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by master-litty 8y ago
I'm certainly not saying it isn't serious. I just wouldn't plaster it as a historical recurrence. Wikipedia suggests Southwest has at least 700 aircraft running 6 flights per day, implying 4,200+ flights per day, implying abo
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by master-litty 8y ago
>A wave of malfunctions has plagued Southwest in recent years. Considering the amount of flights Southwest operates, three major events over the span of two years seems like a tremendous success -- Especially since nobody has died! This
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by master-litty 8y ago
It was pretty tongue-in-cheek. I wouldn't dig deep into that dialogue.
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by master-litty 9y ago
It seems trivial but I think it's important to discuss the aesthetic of these types of things. It's not to nitpick, it's not to make fun of a person or belittle their work (I think most people here agree it's a great pos
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by master-litty 9y ago
It illustrates the author's attention to safety and security. Opposite of worrisome, even if it turned out exploitable. True but same idea applies. If your end device is maliciously replaceable you've got bigger problems.
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by master-litty 9y ago
Are you making an animated film? 2D or 3D?
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by master-litty 9y ago
Anything wrong with ? Edit: seems HN filters out emojis. There is indeed a devil emoji, however.
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by master-litty 9y ago
That makes an outstanding difference, thank you for emphasizing that.
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by master-litty 9y ago
I'm in the middle of a sleepless night now and am already feeling that familiar high. I've never met anyone beyond family who could relate -- especially about the cognitive improvements, this is when I do my best work! This is an
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by master-litty 9y ago
Towards the bottom it gives a little background, with links to more information.
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by master-litty 9y ago
For the curious, there's some history to that parrot emoji: http://cultofthepartyparrot.com
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by master-litty 9y ago
Towards the end of last year I actually did apply to Google in Mountain View for Software Engineering. I believe my on-site went excellent technically overall, but I had a hard time meshing with a couple of my interviewers and wasn't s
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by master-litty 9y ago
http://blog.npmjs.org/post/171169301000/v571 Thankfully, it only affected users running `npm@next`, which is part of our staggered release system #STOPUSINGPRERELEASEWITHSUDO Really now? #ANGRYORANGE
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by master-litty 9y ago
I would alternatively suggest you improve your conveyance of thoughts. It's clear now you have a rationalized and objective view of the situation, but it took us three or four replies to understand your underlying reasoning. When you s
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by master-litty 9y ago
C is fundamental and important now, but are you really not sick of it? Don't you wish we had a language that made it easier and more intuitive to program? Because many of us do. I'm personally rather tired of the boilerplate and l
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by master-litty 9y ago
This is a great place to engage in intellectually stimulating conversations. I, among many others, would love to read your objective thoughts about the fundraising choice. Instead you've decided to facetiously label rustaceans as psych
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by master-litty 9y ago
I interpreted that as a positive nod towards Stripe. In other words, Adyen and Stripe provide equivalent functionality but Adyen requires more work to adopt.
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by master-litty 9y ago
I think it's silly to get wrapped up in one minor typo like this, but we're talking about the name of the product here... It doesn't leave the greatest first impression.
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Ask HN: Are Royalty Investments attractive options to investors?
2 points by master-litty 9y ago|3 comments