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Ok. I'll take this one. I think first and foremost, to each their own. If you don't like these policies, then don't work there. But don't go knocking them nearly universally. Start by asking the author "why" th
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From the article, so you can get a feel for the tone: "Nothing I said was new, it has all been said a thousand times before. The difference is that I am a man," he said. "Maybe by standing up and breaking the silence from the
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Ask HN: Can Vim rival SSMS; if so, what's the setup?
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Holy ish! Neovim has progressed so much. Exciting.
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* Regarding 'princess' dig, please see: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/05/27/your-prince...
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DC Police, the FBI, and Their Secret Agreement to Hide Cell Phone Spying
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Perfectly Accurate Clocks Are Impossible
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Could ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ Happen?
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The Physics Behind That Insane Chinese Traffic Jam
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Please do not use MySQL,,, unless you've read the it's dual licenses. MariaDB was forked for good reason. MariaDB > MySQL
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I would just like to add my voice to the cacophony of others shouting into this particular echo chamber: Peace out Lastpass
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We're Replacing Comments with Something Better
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Unsealed Transcript Shows How a Judge Justified Ross Ulbricht's Life Sentence
(motherboard.vice.com)
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Arguing that micropayments are the fix is analogous to using the live tiles ux on the desktop or the querty keyboard on a cell phone. Migrating a solution to a new form factor because it has been succesful in the past or because there is a
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"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -B.Franklin, baby
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China is building the same thing. But communism is evil and so their version is bad. Capitalism and libertarianism and personal freedom are real concrete good things, so Peeple is good. Sarcasm obviously, but this is a great real world exam
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Respectfully, I propose you are limiting yourself when using left-to-right text-interfaces. I think consumer-friendly may be a bit unfair as well. I'm currently learning sign language and in parallel programming a Leap Motion interface
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Yugo 45... Not built to last PT Cruiser vs Shelby Cobra Yes, quality and looks vary by product. There are many examples.
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Also, supersonically=superficially and affect=effect. Jeez. My bad; autocorrect is not a crutch.
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Hmmm. WSJ article with only good things to say about gigantic company shortly after public restructuring with special attention given to the independence that privacy-ignoring-behemoth is affording to a company that puts stuff inside your
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In that spirit, I find it hilarious that the entire industry proudly releases products weekly that do things like re-order laundry detergent at the press of a button or games that require the player to do nothing more than swipe their finge
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I have a 7 year old Bose radio that still sounds friggin amazing and looks better than me most days. Worth every penny.
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To take that idea a step further, you'd be really impressed at the complexity on the other end of the power cord. I once heard it put like this... Nuclear power plants (I suppose you could say the same for any other, but this example w
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Houston,,, not really a desert: http://web2.airmail.net/danb1/annualrainfall.htm I lived in both Arizona and Texas, and the issue is only supersonically the same. But even given that, I must agree with the spirit of the
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Perhaps once your customer base warrants it, you might consider adding the "Chief Operating Officer for Puns" (COOP) role?
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Earlier post on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10170089 430 points & 495 comments (many not very nice) Now everyone is quiet? How about some love here. This is awesome. MS is going with an "All your data
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Ah, trolling a comment that is anti-flamewars. so meta-cool! Sorry, FS, that was indeed my mistake.
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Much love and respect to Richard Stallman / the GNU Project for all the pioneering work and advocacy they did in OSS, but I personally don't want them near my $s. The number of religious / flame wars persistently raging in OS
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Unfortunately, this is one of many ways the consumer is being fleeced by the capitalist in the Rx market. I don't use the term "capitalist" to be inflammatory or generically as understood when one says American Capitalism, bu
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Which brings up the question, where does the military stop and police begin?
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