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Sorry, I meant that the suggestion in the comment I was replying to (that Google was forking because they couldn't get their changes in) was doubtful, not that the figures I quoted from the article were doubtful (I was using them as justifi
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“Currently, the majority of WebKit reviewers are from Google (95), with Apple coming in second (59)... Google is also currently responsible for the vast majority of commits to the WebKit repository...” Doubtful.
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14y ago
April Fool's was two days ago.
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April 1st is so two days ago.
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I partly mean “moderating” --- deleting spam, disemvowelling incivility, that sort of thing. But also highlighting the better comments (the best comments, if worthy enough, should be highlighted by referring to them in a subsequent post, b
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14y ago
I'm under the impression that an old version is an example app included with Arc.
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If a blog post gets shared to HN and it's worth commenting on, it will get commented on at HN. Similarly with Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, etc. So why shouldn't the post link to those conversations? The problems I have with “Comment on this p
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14y ago
June 10, 2000 (Updated: July 30, 2005)
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It's partly context, but it's also that you don't get to choose whether a particular word in a particular context is offensive to another person.
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It's no longer April 1st in most of the world.
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Could you repost this tomorrow if it's not an April Fool's please.
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My first thought was: “Oh, another annoying pop-up, fuck off.” My second thought was: “Oh, another annoying attempt at an April Fool's joke, fuck off.”
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I usually don't remember to change the From address until I've started writing the text of the e-mail --- the From address dropdown has vanished by then.
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A particular nit: It's harder to change which e-mail address I'm sending from. Old way: use drop down list to select the from address I want. New way: click To field. From address drop down list magically appears. Use drop down list to sele
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It is already April 1st in some places. (I'm trying to avoid all the April Fool's stuff, yes.)
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I have no idea what this even means. Try asking on http://dba.stackexchange.com if this is a database administration question, or on http://stackoverflow.com if it is a programming question.
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14y ago
Great! Now, how do I get EDITOR (and PAGER, for that matter) on a remote system to refer to an editor on the system I'm sshing in from?
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Betteridge's law of headlines is not some magic pixie fairy dust you can sprinkle in the comments to immediately nullify the linked article. You have to provide some sort of substantive reasoning. For example, you could say that there are p
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14y ago
Which sort of therapy would be appropriate depends on your depression and on your personality. You should get assessed by a mental health professional and then recommended a particular type of therapy based on that. (I am not a mental Healt
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14y ago
Usernames: hostmaster webmaster filemaster (anything ending ...master really) abuse ssl Subdomains: ftp smtp pop (everything listed in /etc/services) (anything related to your naming/branding) (country codes)
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Because discrimination is perfectly fine so long as you're not discriminating as much as somebody more extreme? Of course not. And don't try to wiggle out of it by saying you were only joking. You are still perpetuating the viewpoint.
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14y ago
People can cope fine with hierarchies when different things go at different levels of the hierarchy. Recursive hierarchies? A bit harder. So: God at the top, then the king, then the barons/lords/etc until you get to the peasants at the bott
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Which bit do you find interesting?
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Please link directly to the article: https://medium.com/lessons-learned/e959c6fac770
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Your post is exactly the sort of ostensibly jokey comment that makes women feel unwelcome.
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No, she had every right to complain to the conference organisers.
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People will carry on posting metaposts to the normal HN regardless, just as people continue to post feature requests as self posts instead of commenting on the feature requests page that is linked to from the bottom of every HN page.
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Supposedly it's too tightly integrated into their internal infrastructure to spin it off.
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Sneaky. Not noticed the spammers try this before.
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As web page: http://show-em.net/e8ea079ab0fe444a8c83/
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