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nefitty
6y ago
Sorry, I didn’t mean to imply that what you did was surreptitious. I meant, if other people have that idea before understanding the laws around recording conversations.
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nefitty
6y ago
It’s always back to the problem of enterprise software catering to procurement managers. Slack made headway because it infiltrated from the bottom-up. Employees used it, probably sometimes surreptitiously, and once it had a lot of users it
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nefitty
6y ago
Emotional support animals aren’t “ridiculous”. They actually have some positive impact on people’s mental health, eg those with PTSD. I do take issue with abuse of the regulations. Some beneficial medications can be used recreationally, and
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nefitty
6y ago
At the very least, people might do some additional research before engaging in surreptitious “journalism”.
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nefitty
6y ago
A rate books by their covers app
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nefitty
6y ago
I worked on a food tracking PWA, and getting it to be useful offline was horrible. We’d have to hit the API at least once a day to grab commonly used foods and refresh our temporary cache. The data did not change at all... eggs don’t sudden
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nefitty
6y ago
The “async-iness” of recipes had always thrown me off until I started coding more seriously. I used to think that the numbered steps represented logical sequences. Now I picture a sort of Gantt chart with multiple lanes of action sequences,
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nefitty
6y ago
I started thinking about this when thinking of the United Nations. If the UN had become what it could have, we would have some sort of federal world system that could tackle things like climate change, etc. This same thing occurs at differe
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nefitty
6y ago
I figured it out. Beto O’Rourke was in Cult of the Dead Cow hahaha. He also used to be in a post-hardcore band with a dude from At the Drive-In. How awesome can one person get?!
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nefitty
6y ago
Good point. I will call him today and see how he’s doing. I’ll bring this up if it makes sense during our convo. Thanks!
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nefitty
6y ago
What about Beto O’Rourke?
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nefitty
6y ago
One of my friends went to a psychiatrist for ADHD symptoms and he got diagnosed with depression. He was like, “I didn’t know I was depressed!”
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nefitty
6y ago
I think this is an immune response by capital. If people don’t need multiple spaces for living, that has a big impact on the people who own property and land. Shifting to things like drone delivery, etc, which I think is a great idea, would
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nefitty
6y ago
I think the point is that it should be mentioned in the media in general, not specifically here on HN.
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nefitty
6y ago
I think the main problem is that some forecasts gave an overwhelming amount of “hope” for certain races. This costs real money, as political operatives make decisions on where to spend money based on these forecasts. The closer a race is, t
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nefitty
6y ago
The following three organizations use separate methods to call elections. They have all now called the election for Biden. AP https://apnews.com/article/biden-trump-us-election-2020-resu... NYT https://www.n
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nefitty
6y ago
Maybe that data is not sufficiently relayed to people on the floor? It also misses theft, although that can eventually become an assumed rate.
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6y ago
I couldn’t see the twitter embeds either.
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nefitty
6y ago
Junior roles are really cheap, and the quality of what many people are achieving continues increasing. I think it has to do with the by dance of self/directed learning resources and improvements in boot camps and other programs.
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nefitty
6y ago
I was a little confused (haven’t read the article) by your comment, but it made more sense if I read it as a response to this other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24952161 Not sure if you meant to reply to th
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6y ago
It would be awesome if there was a pre-populated example on the GitHub pages site. I’m on an iPhone Chrome right now and have no mp3s to try and the mic button didn’t do anything.
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David Bowie’s thoughts on the internet circa 1999
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6y ago
I had never considered this eventuality in a plural democratic human/robot society.
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6y ago
As an anti-speciest vegetarian, I believe it would be murder to turn off a machine that develops a sense of self-consciousness or of preferences.
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nefitty
6y ago
The exclamation marks make your comment hard to read.
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nefitty
6y ago
What is scuttlebutt?
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6y ago
I’ve used it for API’s and syntax. For example, I have an entire GraphQL course turned into flashcards. I used screencaps of code so that it wouldn’t lose formatting.
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6y ago
Categorize your cards, and when you come back focus on the categories you want to work on. I think Anki allows tagging. I use Memrise and it allows you to split courses into different “chapters”, which all share the same course database. In
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6y ago
GiveWell has a really great guide for picking charities. It helped me narrow down where to direct my giving. https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities/main
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6y ago
This is a valid concern. I may be speaking from a place of privilege, but does it really make sense to curtail innovation because a small set of people might use a technology for nefarious purposes?
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