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by philtar 6y ago
> Reading between the lines, I imagine that the complaints workers claim to have filed were ignored by management at some level of the process, or not filed on the right paperwork or something. Reading the lines (instead of between them)
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by philtar 6y ago
Interpretations I can think of, some obviously more reasonable than others: 1. People with mental disorders, tend to have lower paying jobs, and also kids with mental disorders. 2. We must fix income inequality to protect the kids. 3. Low i
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by philtar 6y ago
"I want to kill you, but I want to do it nicely." - Humans to cows.
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by philtar 6y ago
Would be interesting to hear a before and after sample
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by philtar 6y ago
Yes, gitlab has no choice but to block them. Also yes, gitlab doesn't really care about them or they would have given some sort of notice. Even 24 hours.
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by philtar 6y ago
If you were one of the people who thought this was talking about Amazon the eCommerce site as opposed to the actual Amazon, welcome to the new world order. Edit: I mean just from reading the title but I guess this post didn't land well
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by philtar 6y ago
1) Phones were a low margin market. Laptops are the lowest of margins. Desktops too. Apple doesn't care about what the current margin of a market is because it slaps a premium on it to reach the margin its looking for. 2) Apple does no
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by philtar 6y ago
They are literally called "The Slow Mo Guys" and not "The Slo Mo Guys" Post title and 9to5mac article has their name wrong.
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by philtar 6y ago
"Why do you need to X?" This is what I sounded like when I was trying to convince my non-nerd friends that they should use Linux on their laptops. People have different requirements. If a modern interface that isn't blurry on
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by philtar 6y ago
Curious: Isn't it considered bad to link directly to the product like that?
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by philtar 6y ago
Not to be rude but: > Not OP and not in their age group Then why are you answering?
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by philtar 6y ago
I think that speaks more about your capacity to focus than your marketing ability.
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by philtar 6y ago
Maybe it's me but how would going closed source solve any of this?
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by philtar 6y ago
The most surprising thing here is that they had that many employees to begin with.
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by philtar 6y ago
He's comparing postgres to normal desktop application.
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by philtar 7y ago
You make it sound like you don't know seven eleven is supposed to be open 24/7/365. That's their whole shtick. If the owner didn't like it he could have opened a normal grocery store. No one forced him to go to 7-11
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by philtar 7y ago
https://conceptboard.com/ I use it almost every day.
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by philtar 7y ago
A couple of weeks since he heard of them. Which is the only thing that matters in 2019. And they will stop once he stops hearing about them.
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by philtar 7y ago
If you don't turn off the auto-renewal, it actually charges you for a full year of NORMAL priced Maya.
50.
by philtar 7y ago
What about every org that uses windows? Are they rookies?
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by philtar 7y ago
I've never seen that in my autocomplete. Must be based on your previous search results.
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by philtar 7y ago
Why is this article so high up? It's a blog post by an Amazon associate who fails at following basic instructions (dedrm tells you how to remove the new DRM and how to do it without a physical device) "hacker news"
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by philtar 7y ago
My concern other than the privacy implications is that I have so many throw-away social media accounts that I can't keep track of them. If one of them is discovered because of an old phone number of email address and is considered a va
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by philtar 7y ago
Here's the actual policy instead of a news article: https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-inspection.federalregister.g... "Other questions seek five years of previously used telephone numbers, email addresses..."
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by philtar 7y ago
I'm really tired of these headlines that give musk credit for everything. There's thousands of people working at these companies. It's not like Musk ported unity to Tesla himself.
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Tell HN: US Visa application now requires you give old emails and phone numbers
31 points by philtar 7y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: Specialization vs. Generalization
1 points by philtar 7y ago|0 comments
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by philtar 7y ago
I don't trust namecheap. I've been directly lied to from customer support all the way to literally the CEO. They are super slow to move when something goes wrong and are generally untruthful. Should've realized they're n
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by philtar 7y ago
Very close to 0 people would do that. You have to pay money, then become a janitor just for a chance.
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by philtar 7y ago
I = 1 I is 1 The variable I is storing the number 1. They all mean the same thing. Programmers were taught that the first one is best. Because it is accurate and concise. What you call coherence introduces the risk of misunderstanding.

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