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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
And now you've got me wondering if anyone has ever tried to compare likes to profitability of product launches.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
The first part of your opening sentence is demonstrative of my point, followed by both explanations. You manually touched the thread 3 times, and did nothing to verify or proactively protect the community, but speech you missed the context
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
You stuck this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29165602 You posted this, whether by userscript or directly: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29167680 and then this subthread, where we're
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
I don't see anything disrespectful in that comment; it was made entirely in good faith. That concept becomes tricky in situations like this, because you're assuming bad faith, and then tone policing based off that. My point of vie
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Likes and dislikes don't ultimately matter to Google, engagement does. Viewing is enough: likes, dislikes, comments; those are just multipliers. Hiding dislikes is something Brands want.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Respectfully: because nobody knows who the fuck you are, and your reasoning doesn't make sense. You want to offer a privacy focused search service, but the users need to install an extension because otherwise <some gibberish about g
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> It is a 5 second install or uninstall. I could smoke your os in less time. Time isn't the issue here. > Tbh, the browser extension is the best method for now Most of the people here, so far, are directly telling you it's n
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Dobman/Daudman were my original thoughts, because I've known two families.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
I'd be willing to wager there are at least 100 HN members that had that exact meeting, with those exact dynamics, before this thread was even posted this morning.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> ...in any event BM is not a common letter sequence in English. Mainly names, no?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
What did you do and what did they get you for can be wildly different questions and realities. Unsolicited personal advice: The latter opens more doors of meaningful conversation, the former can slam those doors before you can walk through
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Steam is not like Netflix in any meaningful way to the end user.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
>If this fraud stuff trips you up you aren't doing it right. That mentality, across the entire ad industry, is how I retired before 40. Assumptions of security, understanding, and operating knowledge create huge blindspots, and thos
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
It's always hard to judge scale perfectly in pictures, but the base on those towers would be at least 2 traffic lanes, if not 4 wide. They didn't say what size highway. EDIT: According to another comment[1], the cut is 75ft wide.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
What signal would you send that isn't detectable by anyone but you?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Seemingly, most of those people don't have a realistic concept of scale.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
MSSQL isn't foss; you pay what it's worth to you as part of the licensing. That's one of the issues at play here, paying for software licenses versus using foss components to build your own saas, and then donating something t
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> What's a good (practical, repeatable, reasonable) way to determine fairness? If, by magic, these OSS components you use disappeared: How much would it cost to build them? I'm not taking a stance here, I'm just interested
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Maybe comparing the bill from a trucking company against the bill from the rail; How much does it cost to get that freight from the train station to my delivery location, though?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
They weren't bidding on keywords, though, just airtime. That's an entirely different advertising model and market.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
That's because self-hosted implies choice of where it's run; you don't offer that.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
What is the business relationship between you and the OP? You're both trying to redefine what everyone understands as self-hosting, in some seemingly direct ways.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Even if all of that is updated and secure; with the services exposed, it's less than trivial to make that service eat the small amount of memory it has to work with, and take down the network it manages.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Might help to clarify if you mean for people or corporations.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
AFAIK, for the setup they're talking about, you do need a dedicated GPU. You blacklist it on the host, and pass it through to the windows VM. I haven't worked in windows space in awhile though, and state changes rapidly, so there
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> Actually, dnd is a stylized, simplified form of wargaming that gained popularity in the early 20th century, replacing formulas with dice rolls. That's the entirety of what you wrote. Correct the sentence, not the people reading it
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Then there's the bit about: >...gained popularity in the early 20th century... I don't think the 70's count as early in the 20th century.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Reminds me of Kingsford Charcoal.[1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingsford_(charcoal)
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Collusion doesn't need to happen at the point of sale, it could be wholesalers or the growers setting a price structure.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
This is correct.

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