mondoshawan

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by mondoshawan 6y ago
I dunno, if Colin Furze did this with that kind of title, I suspect he wouldn't have aaaany trouble getting that much exposure without stretching the truth.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
There is a world of difference to the consequences here. One is content being taken down. The other is possible arrest, gulag, or dissapearance if you ever go to China.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
Sounds more like Robot Jox than Gundam...
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
So why aren't they the senators instead of the morons they back?
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
I'd be curious to know what hard evidence you have to back this claim up with, otherwise its just hearsay.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
No, not really. The vast majority of the OS was developed after Android was acquired. It wasn't even a shippable product before then. Source: I have a Sooner, the first ever android phone, abd I wrote software for it.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
Please be kind and add something to the discussion or don't comment at all: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
Which bank is this? I've been looking for one that exposes an API for years.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
Unlikely to be similar enough. The 1351 does some very strange things with capacitors and analog output to the VIC.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
Suggestions for alternatives? Feels like we're all stuck between a rock and a hard place these days.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
Erm... That's not how sailing works. Yes, the Captain needs buy-in all the time, since they are ultimately responsible for the ship and crew both in the eyes of the law and survival wise. Also, most of the time the crew is at the helm.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
It's amazing the amount of prejudice and wrong data being spewed in this one sentence: > In a FAANG you need to be competitive. I've worked at Google since 2006 and have done well over 250+ interviews here, competition is assur
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
I think this is the third time I've seen this kind of comment on HN about this. Seems like an uptick, but these aren't side projects.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
No, not at all. There are very clear very specific cases of what constitutes fair use in the written word case such as a book. Look it up.
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by mondoshawan 6y ago
No. This is called copyright infringement. Get a lawyer or take it down -- what you're doing is against the law.
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
And yet you also tell people to share a single gmail account for the solo plan shared with family... ...I fail to see how this is a good model for security.
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
That study is actually quite myopic, and focuses entirely on non-pharmapseutical treatment. It specifucally ignores most of the findings we have now: - 25-50% infected show no symptoms - herd immunity is ignored - Non-vaccine treatm
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Mostly contained based upon numbers. How much of those numbers are lies or omissions?
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
What would be a reputable source for education? I've been reading reports from the CDC and the WHO, as well as listening to microbiologists I know personally who have been studying coronaviruses for some time. I'm seeing lots of
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Sorry to be that person, but citation needed? Where is a reputible source for this information?
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Because Rony wanted it to be, and no other reason. From a hiring perspective, it was an absolute nightmare.
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
No, it wasn't secrecy that killed them. It was incompetence. Gross incompetence all throughout the company. Source: I worked there for a little over a year as a techlead/unofficial director -- even relocating to Florida.
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Google's not my first rodeo, and I can say that many many tech companies I have worked at have unstated policies of "work until you drop" because of the startup culture that pervades tech. Google is not one of those. Just bea
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Can confirm -- also a Googler, but from Austin and recently Mountain View. This is both Google's default policy (not feeling well? go home) and recommendations for current conditions, with more emphasis on staying home even if you&#x27
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Sorry, did I miss something? WTF is the "techlash"?
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Chrome is bootable already. ChromeOS. :P
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
Because, at least according to him, Etoile is targeting a MacOS level of UX, which is not his preference. That, and the last activity on Etoile was quite a while ago, and seems to have stalled out rather badly.
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
I did something similar on a central box used for mail aliases, cron jobs, and kerberos called "cartman" by copying and pasting a cronjob line at a root shell. I only noticed when things started failing, and spent the next day reb
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
It ships today? Where? The only units available are the out of stock dev units. They haven't reached MP either...? At least Purism has had the kernel booting for some time -- the i.MX8QM has had mainline kernel support from NXP for ye
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by mondoshawan 7y ago
For that price you might as well get a proper laser cutter from glowforge or that Colorado corp whose name escapes me which includes an exhaust plan as well as saftey interlocks.

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