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by ngcazz 7y ago
Well... no. It actually does, but what's your point then? That LGBTQ people attending the conference ought to shut up and put up? That these policies are harmless, and therefore justifiable? (I think we can be certain the only justific
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by ngcazz 7y ago
It still means the government is sending a signal that LGBTQ people are less worthy, attack our values etc., putting that community at risk. They may be in name only so the government may enjoy a degree of plausible deniability when inevita
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by ngcazz 7y ago
> Saying yes too fast means you need to charge more. In this instance what’s the tactic to increase the price you’re quoting the client? Are they not going to think it’s weird you’ve changed your mind about the price?
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by ngcazz 7y ago
I’m totally not regretting upgrading to this year’s 15 inch model. Just a huge bit. Apple do take your current model back for credit but given I’ll only get 900 pounds for it (presumably much more in the USA!) I guess I’ll stick to it for n
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by ngcazz 7y ago
If the Portuguese were fish, football would be the water. The media industry feeds and thrives off the constant hubbub of corruption and intrigue. Of course he’s in big trouble for exposing anything about it.
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by ngcazz 7y ago
> Trying to mine Bitcoin on this 1960s computer seemed both pointless and anachronistic, so I had to give it a shot. Brilliant.
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by ngcazz 7y ago
Milo Yiannopoulos getting the bully pulpit on TV and university stages, to say, as though it were a fait acompli, that trans people are sick is dangerous. Paul Joseph Watson spewing misinformation about the extent of the refugee crisis is d
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by ngcazz 7y ago
It's pretty absurd to think the authors didn't expect any kind of reprisal. No kind of organizing against an entity this size, especially with the visibility the walkout had, comes without a cost. And not reporting on the conseque
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by ngcazz 8y ago
The step in the composition chain breaking down the integers into ordered pairs of the remainders is classy. Well done. For added points we now need an ADT to represent the different possible results of the computation :)
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Sorry, but this is BS. The media have a social duty to report on these goings-on. FB fucked up big time and this should be scrutinized fully. Sure, players might act out of self-interest, but you're just buying into that gross and lout
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Internet meme silliness brought you Gamergate, then Breitbart brewed that into the alt-right.
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Do you have any data to back up your assertion? Not being facetious here, really would like to understand these downsides. To be honest I think it unfair to ignore the fact that you can build your own containers to leverage dependency isola
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by ngcazz 8y ago
I’m sure Radio Television Libre des Mille Collines only wanted their ideas to be seen as ideas, just like all others!
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Some people really are unwilling to see the value of self-sacrifice for the greater good.
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by ngcazz 8y ago
They'd be firing people for exercising their democratic right to protest and displaying solidarity for coworkers past, present and future. Google aren't exactly a bastion of humanistic values, but I'm sure they'd be loat
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Makes sense! Thanks.
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Forgive me for being thick, but is your point that we'd need to have a politician's insight to understand the decision?
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by ngcazz 8y ago
$ git checkout -b feature The answer to this is wrong -- got green on "merge two branches" rather than "create and then checkout a new branch called 'feature'".
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Wouldn't that be an equivalent way of putting it?
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This is how we radicalized the world(buzzfeednews.com)
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Homebrew 1.8.0 released(brew.sh)
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by ngcazz 8y ago
The ideal scenario imho would be for every interaction to require pressure.
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by ngcazz 8y ago
I think you're both right, pandering is opposed to leading (and eventually shaping public opinion in a non-nefarious fashion).
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by ngcazz 8y ago
The Apple I want figures out how you put 32GB RAM in a thin laptop while preserving battery life!
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by ngcazz 8y ago
Thanks, I'll have a good look.
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Ask HN: What are some good examples of test-driven C codebases?
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by ngcazz 8y ago
This is behind a paywall.
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by ngcazz 9y ago
Wow, that's an amazingly prescient post.
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by ngcazz 9y ago
The value of people's data is precisely _why_ GDPR is important. I should be able to take it away from you after I granted you temporary access to it.
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by ngcazz 9y ago
You present a negative outlook that isn't necessarily the endgame of agile, but it's pertinent to frame it this way! Of course those are some very likely risks if the team doesn't claim its leverage and demand its stakeholder

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