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mdoms
5y ago
I'm NZ born and bred. I oppose our current lockdown situation and think it should have been lifted a long time ago. I think we got extremely lucky in our first wave and I think our government handling of the delta wave (and the lack of
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mdoms
5y ago
The analog hole. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog_hole
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mdoms
5y ago
No, they are not. I know at least one Kiwi who worked remotely for Github from New Zealand.
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5y ago
Yes, it absolutely is.
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mdoms
5y ago
The state of Australian politics is a complete and utter shambles. Every single Australian should be thoroughly embarrassed by this. In my opinion mandatory voting is up there among the very worst, most destructive forces any democracy has
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mdoms
5y ago
Perhaps you should read the linked Q&A before commenting.
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mdoms
5y ago
Which laws?
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mdoms
5y ago
> Arguably, it could give greater benefit. Please, make that argument. Explain to us how 20 - hell let's be generous and say 1,000 - worse telescopes can achieve what one great one can.
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mdoms
5y ago
Very aggravating to hear them use units like "thousandths of an inch thick" and "feet of cables". Does NASA really still work with imperial units of measure?
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mdoms
5y ago
The next steps are you move on. Dwelling on a Facebook post for weeks is not healthy.
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mdoms
5y ago
None of the links you have provided shed any light because it's all deleted comments. Would you mind elaborating on Ashley Williams and her supposed "racism, sexism and antagonism"?
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mdoms
5y ago
C# is filled to the brim with functional programming features. Much of the base class library is somewhat functional (although obviously not all or even most, given the age of the BCL and stability of the API).
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mdoms
5y ago
Most rational people argue that NFTs are a bubble/mania. Your argument that it's not because people are throwing wild amounts of money at them does nothing to convince us otherwise.
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5y ago
> We at ClubNFT fired up a massive AWS instance with 40TB of EBS disk space to attempt to download this, with a cost estimate of $10k-20k over the next month, Is this for real? Why would they do it this way? I can buy 20TB of storage for
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mdoms
5y ago
I honestly don't know if this comment is a joke or not.
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5y ago
We've been hearing the same thing about cryptocurrency and blockchains for literally over a decade now. We always seem to be just a year or two away from real, useful applications of blockchains, or truely useful cryptocurrencies. Now
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mdoms
5y ago
Now nothing. No one who gives even one single solitary fuck about Chinese influence was buying Xiaomi phones. These phones are for the overwhelmingly dominant portion of the market that just does not care.
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mdoms
5y ago
A man shot 3 BLM protestors, killing 2. Prosecution argues murder, defense argues self defense. The trial itself is proving somewhat of a Rorschach test for political internet bubbles.
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mdoms
5y ago
I'm not British but I follow your politics and with the quality of Labour candidates you guys dredge up it's no wonder people keep voting Tory.
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Ask HN: How are QR scanners written?
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5y ago
> Much of the Clean Code movement is occupied with the idea that there is one, single, right way of doing things Well if this is the case then they certainly didn't get it from the Clean Code book itself. The books very explicitly m
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5y ago
Cory Doctorow is a self-identified privacy activist. Not proponent, not advocate, activist. If you don't think there's room for activism in this space then his writing is not for you. But he has had a wildly successful career and
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5y ago
I try to avoid the debugger. I know what my code is doing because I have unit tests and yeah I'd like to think simpler code. If my code is doing something unexpected I try to reproduce the issue with more unit tests. Sometimes the debu
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mdoms
5y ago
This is covered in the article. It's high value apps like Tinder and HBO Max.
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5y ago
Does Amazon take a 30% cut of every transaction made on that laptop in perpetuity?
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5y ago
The Beatles were a truly global phenomenon. No one outside of USA has heard of or gives a toss about Miles Davis. They're not even remotely comparable.
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5y ago
Can your code be easily changed, or will a change in one place cause a domino effect all over your code base? Does a simple change in requirements require a change in one (or a few) places or is it a "shotgun surgery"? Is the diff
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5y ago
Wait until you hear about Every Progress Bar Ever.
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5y ago
So you think that you can calculate it as dangerous but they can't? It seems to me like the dangers of riding a bicycle fast on the road is really obvious and the e-bike riders are calculating the risk just as experienced riders are. N
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mdoms
5y ago
An engine replaced 2 years ago should absolutely not fail and should be under warranty.
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