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by mkhalil 6y ago
Wow. I was suprised to read that OBS doesn't work with Wayland. I found some articles [0] on how it runs well using XWayland [1] - which I guess let's you run X-Clients under Wayland - but it seems that the amount of work to get t
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by mkhalil 6y ago
Well considering how Ryzen Master runs, I don't have much hope for Xilinx's software to get better by this acquisition.
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by mkhalil 6y ago
Turning off JS revealed practically the same website, but go on.
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by mkhalil 6y ago
> the argument is that after including Fukushima and Chernobyl nuclear power is still, according to the evidence, safer and more environmentally friendly than solar or wind. That's really not the argument, but also please don'
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by mkhalil 6y ago
I'm guessing this had to due to surge in stock market. In my opinion the only way to get this large inequality between CEO comp. and employee compensation under control is for employees to also be rewarded with more options for reduced
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The whole working-from-home thing – Apple [YouTube](youtube.com)
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by mkhalil 6y ago
Create two restaurants with the same exact look, menu, appliances and prep but different names and Yelp/Google entities. Enter bad reviews in one, and see what happens. That's how we would be able to tell if its the reviews or the
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by mkhalil 6y ago
Yeah, commit's weren't going to trunk/master without the extra eyes/PR. The commits I was told to review if I wanted to stop thecraziness were the personal ones going to the bugfix/feature branch.
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by mkhalil 6y ago
I left my last company because one of my co-devs would always do crazy hack-job things, and when I complained to them or higher-ups, the excuse was: < "Well all the work was already developed, and it would take too much time to rewr
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by mkhalil 6y ago
I tend to agree with this statement. Especially considering how often their - quite clearly expensive - advertisements show up. I'm almost certain anyone in the USA on Instagram has seen their ads, but I'd be surprised if many rec
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The Criminalization of Everyday Life (2013)(tomdispatch.com)
2 points by mkhalil 6y ago|0 comments
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by mkhalil 6y ago
I think that adding a link tag with the prefetch attrib on hover is fine, but the page navigation on "mousedown" feature (even so it has to be enabled) is the opposite of what kind o
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by mkhalil 6y ago
Not to be dismissal - but that sound anecdotal. I think it's best startups are provided with the most tools/options based on their priorities -- including the underlying lessons this book attempts to deliver - is the right path. T
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by mkhalil 7y ago
If this continues to happen, maybe a semi-super intelligent AI will start losing purposely in order to keep the Go community interesting enough to keep it alive. A super-intelligent AI wouldn't care though, since they would infect any
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by mkhalil 7y ago
FYI article is paywalled BUT: I tracked down a request, that if blocked - or modified but since it's HTTPS => too much work - gets you FULL read access to any article AND FULL browsing/reading access to WaPO as your heart desir
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by mkhalil 7y ago
> If there is one library in the world you'd think would be impervious to theft, this would be it. Gotta admit, not really. > Jay suspected the library's letter had been stolen and put up for sale, which meant whatever was c
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by mkhalil 7y ago
I don't agree with your assumption that OP thinks the author shouldn't be paid for this article. But having to subscribe to the whole newspaper to read text that is accessible for free if coming from a different referrer - for exa
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by mkhalil 7y ago
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.wsj.com/articles/te...
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by mkhalil 7y ago
I appreciate you not getting on me for being "stuck on words". On your opinion on RAM - I disagree. I feel like the way memory modules are psychically, they would probably be detrimental enough (thickness, keyboard, battery, maybe
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by mkhalil 7y ago
This sounds a lot like "nobody will ever need more than 640k of ram" quote attributed to - but denied by - Billy Gates. "The MacBook doesn't need to be thinner": The MacBook doesn't need to exist either, but
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by mkhalil 7y ago
That's a really obscure example. I have a lot of family around me and we have many weddings. Most of the time the venue is the caterer since that is what they charge for the venue.(500-900 people weddings, over 10 a year). Not always
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by mkhalil 7y ago
Yeah, but when you pay for services you don't expect to have to write checks for every subcontractor your service provider users. They do that. You pay them. Everywhere but our messed up Medical System is like that. Imagine if every ti
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by mkhalil 7y ago
Thank you
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by mkhalil 7y ago
I don't get your first HN joke.
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by mkhalil 7y ago
I remember when 3x yearly revenue was the proper purchase price for a an established business like this. 10x huh? Glad, I am not in IBM. But wish the best of luck
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by mkhalil 7y ago
> My un-provable suspicion is that civil discourse itself is being targeted by nefarious forces. I don't know if it's a collective of forces, but I have to agree with the opinion that civil discourse is being targeted. There&#x
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by mkhalil 7y ago
> "If google is such a bad company, then quit working for them." Why not try to change what is Bad? I could see this working for a small local coffee shop, but for something as big as Google where many employees could be replac
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by mkhalil 7y ago
> Knee jerk rapid reactions aren't an example of "spoken about maturely." I literally said his response was dumb so I'm not really sure what your point is by claiming I am considering his reaction mature. I understand
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by mkhalil 7y ago
I commend you for your honesty. Also, I don't think that he was totally wrong in calling it out, but the phrasing he used was very unnecessary. It would be better phrased as a question, like: "Don't you think it's racist
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by mkhalil 8y ago
Not even remotely right. Banning all schools will affect all children. Banning gene-editing will effect the children of the wealthy, or those who's parents chose to go that route. A better example will be banning private schools, but e

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