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by mg794613 7y ago
I know no civilised country which law would allow such a thing. Maybe for military or something, but anything else would simply not fly as it instigated and fake. What if they responded OK in a real situation? Also it would completely kill
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by mg794613 7y ago
"We're not being paranoid" No, but the amount of suggestive "Might" "Could" etc titles/articles now out there shows a whole other picture. China is now the new enemy. And everybody must know apparentl
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by mg794613 7y ago
I'm also from the Netherlands. Can you give examples of cases or precedent because all Dutch lawyers I know think of this law as a joke because it is almost unprovable in court.
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by mg794613 7y ago
I agree fully. The absurdism only becomes visible to some if you were to turn it around. Retroactively disqualify code at previous jobs, because you garnered the skill at a different location on your own time with your own money. suddenly i
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by mg794613 7y ago
Watch out for job offers that claim to do SRE but secretly is just a unicorn of old-school operations AND on-call shifts AND writing various code for that NEXT-BIG-THING project.
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by mg794613 7y ago
Removed unwanted opinion.
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by mg794613 7y ago
In the past 5-6 years, as memes have been spreading like wildfire Well.. a bit longer than THAT. , we generally assume it’s all men behind their making and sharing. Oh do "we"? There is something unmistakably male dominant ab
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by mg794613 7y ago
Ah thank you, I know that word and now I have no idea why I made it difficult for myself :D
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by mg794613 7y ago
Yes it was clear that he acquired his other knowledge through hard work and interest.
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by mg794613 7y ago
No, if you are actually skilled, you take pride in what you do. I will not give up and join the bullshitters.
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by mg794613 7y ago
We had an interviewee (is that a word?) today who said that he didn't know and to me that was a reason to hire him.
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by mg794613 8y ago
Maybe it's a interesting article, but I guess I'll never know because I am missing half ot the text because of this "beautiful scrolling feature"
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by mg794613 8y ago
Why not tar.xz extension?
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by mg794613 8y ago
I was sort off hoping you would give those examples. The devil is in the details here. We have a long history of problem with tourist coming to Amsterdam and live like animals. Simultaneously in 2007 after a long time of having barely any s
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by mg794613 8y ago
I don't have Facebook and don't want to be tracked anymore. It's just paying with extra steps.
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by mg794613 8y ago
You both make compelling points
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by mg794613 8y ago
"In the US... Pretty much whole world followed" I wonder where you are from. If not from USA, you've been misinformed. If from USA, stop assuming you're the frontrunner of anything please.
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by mg794613 8y ago
Sorry, I agree with your full statement except the last 5 words. Did you hear this from someone who knows someone or do you have the science for that? Because as far as I know, all scientific research on psilocybin conclude the same. If you
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by mg794613 8y ago
I wonder the same. There is nothing in this post to down vote BUT disagreement. Which brings me to another point;has HN acquired so much weight, thatbots are now also here to manipulate informations streams?
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by mg794613 8y ago
I dont get the anonymous down votes. Please argument becaue I am serious. Is it because it is very clear and apparent and I ask a stupid question? Or is it because we dont want to talk about it? Confused here.
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by mg794613 8y ago
I'm not American and so not familiar with the laws. But can someone please contradict me on the fact that money equals liberty in the USA? Or are all these things that Elon do legal when you are poor too?
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by mg794613 8y ago
Perfect, mission accomplished ;)
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by mg794613 8y ago
"Pay money up front, or take all these ads, and no there is NO other way, nu-uh. NO other way. So it is really your choice, but only these 2" Yeah that is not really a good argument is it?
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by mg794613 8y ago
Maybe I misinterpret, but this argumentation by you and some others that "this is easily detectable" is _exactly_ the good part. * They want to ignore me? Mission accomplished * They want to discard my clicks and subtract it from
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by mg794613 8y ago
Mission accomplished! or xkcd #810
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by mg794613 8y ago
What sparked this repost is probably: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19278643 So every once in a while it get's reposted. Not bad perse.
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by mg794613 8y ago
Yeah and somewhat related is the browser plugin "adnauseam" which doesn't necessarily block adverts, but puts them in a sandbox, then clicks on ALL OF them to generate revenue for the site and muddy your advertisement profile
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by mg794613 8y ago
Why is this person down voted so harshly? It's on topic. It's relevant and to my opinion even correct in mentioning this. Russia does it without shame in the open whereas the western (our) countries achieve this by scaring the peo
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by mg794613 8y ago
I find the narrative of the article focussing on "how it failed" and only one condition. "Did it increase employement" Of course this is what some might have expected from it, but the researcher itself not. Which is only
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by mg794613 8y ago
Can you support that with arguments instead of reflecting with "you're part of the problem"?

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