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by motbus3 4y ago
I wonder if the novelty effect is gone. It was an enticing game. Simple yet interesting to any casual player standing in a queue or solving a number 2 issue. I tend to believe that now we have the luxury of heavier data plans, lots of soci
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by motbus3 4y ago
I agree with you, but it is not a "free" exchange. People share there knowledge and helps SO to be alive and in exchange they can get answers. Their curation should be better like pointing to the correct answer before marking it a
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by motbus3 4y ago
What if you write your article and use it to rewrite with better language?
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by motbus3 4y ago
It is true in my opinion, but most bosses I heard just think employees are cheating their work and this is something I do not agree. I've worked for a company who had to go full remote due to covid and productivity increase a lot becau
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by motbus3 4y ago
Ubiased here is a bit off isn't it? Since they put results of ads to some queries, this is a kind of a bias :thinking:
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by motbus3 4y ago
The default state for a company is to produce a yearly layoff. This has been dramatically reduced since gen y hit the work market because they were leave the company instead of stressing and they were important as they were bringing the tec
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by motbus3 4y ago
Every sentence about George hotz skills becomes an understatement days after. It is hilarious how he gets a Wikipedia page and implement anything from scratch in just a few days.
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by motbus3 4y ago
learn vi set -o vi You are free
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by motbus3 4y ago
I dont know. I am not a genius. Not even close to be an average guy. But I do not understand why people thought that life would not go back. Were any signals that it could happen? Honest question really.
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by motbus3 4y ago
Maybe your content is already covered by many people or it is not engaging anymore. Anyway, you may experience a loss in audience as people avoid using Twitter for useful stuff each time more.
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by motbus3 4y ago
And so does the smart watch. I should have flagged my comment with #irony
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by motbus3 4y ago
Everything is complex and many analysis looks like CSI investigations.
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by motbus3 4y ago
I guess I'm too old for that. So don't take my pov too seriously. Competitive gaming takes away all the fun. I think the stress and frustration do not compensate the wins. You play to relax but gets stress 90% of the time You dedi
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by motbus3 4y ago
Don't worry Y in Ycombinator is for pedantic XD
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by motbus3 4y ago
I agree with you. But I also think this companies have potential for earning money. Real money. FB has incredible aí models and platforms as well as interesting hw products. But they keep pushing publicity for creepy projects such as their
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by motbus3 4y ago
This is a shame. They lied, they sold an unfinished product, they promised to implement all the missing features and they did not. And people still accepts to buy it. That's why companies poop on consumers
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by motbus3 4y ago
same here. authorizing google and keeping tokens around. I am against it
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by motbus3 4y ago
I mentioned in an answer above, I will not repeat everything because it can get verbose. but if you could read it I think it contributes to my point. we are seeing for the first time ever the increasing in computing costs without increasing
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by motbus3 4y ago
Great answer. Thanks. I probably should have stated in my original question too but though users help in content, there is a associated price for the company to keep the services running. let's say a magic company decides to only pay i
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Ask HN: Why don't we pay stackoverflow or medium?
12 points by motbus3 4y ago|29 comments
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by motbus3 4y ago
plot twist. it was always a bot.
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by motbus3 4y ago
I hope they are financially well because it is one of the few online things I think it works. it is only bad they are having some many outages these days. I am not complaining for me. but it means something is happening there
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by motbus3 4y ago
completely agree
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by motbus3 4y ago
nice to know! thank you for the info. but maybe you guys want to check this naming stuff. I was much more skeptical about the service before, but I decide to ask.
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by motbus3 4y ago
I don't know why. i know it is a Japanese company but I don't why the English site is not showing up. that's a shame. if it was a bit more affordable I would certainly use every week.
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by motbus3 4y ago
I think this is a startup project to check if it attracts people. I myself use cookpad. I even pay the fricking premium because it works for me... and it is shameful cheap. like 1 or 2 usd/month
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by motbus3 4y ago
I use a service for recipes. they have free service which works just fine, but the paid one always works for me. it is called cookpad I learned baking bread and pizzas dough with it and the price is almost free... from time to time they off
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by motbus3 4y ago
stupid cookie policy that you need to read and it has all options to make it confuse. this site is going to my block list
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by motbus3 4y ago
in our case we integrated k8s in our dev pipeline and all devs need to do to release a app in merge pr to main branch. it all scales and works fine. there is one or two problems around but not enough for me to consider it does not work.
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by motbus3 4y ago
it allows fast unpacking and parameter retrieval align with the usual type checks. the other day, this allowed me to refactor a 300L in 50 which are actually readable

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