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"This proposal does not seek to change how Mozilla is governed, only how we talk about how Mozilla is governed, which may be reasonably be regarded as contentious." ...said another way?... "It is reasonable to expect a few qu
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IIS, AppFabric, Windows Workflow Foundation services (WF). Leverage there for orchestration, persistence, error handling, etc. Considering the demise of AppFabric, do you mind if I Ask HN: How would you handle these long-running workflows i
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Diversity and Inclusion at Patreon(patreonhq.com)
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@jack, 0.693?
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There is an interesting interview with Robert Reich on foundations and philanthropy here: http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2017/09/rob_reich_on_fo.htm... Transcript at the bottom. Coincidentally, Reich offers
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by plcancel 9y ago
Rather, nowadays, the search engine has a basic understanding of you and obliges you with what you think you want.
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How Laplace Would Hide a Goat: The New Science of Magic Windows(blog.wolfram.com)
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by plcancel 9y ago
Thanks, PM, for trying to tackle a hard problem. I've been a happy customer. I've also been a happy customer of your VPN product, but I'd be happy to retire the OpenVPN app on my iPhone. Any word on an iOS app soon?
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by plcancel 9y ago
"If Facebook were suddenly gone tomorrow, I would feel devastated (so many memories of my kids, deceased father, mom, all would be gone). The only other sites that would provoke a similar emotional response from me would probably be Go
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I do get a result for lyrics at number 10. I meant to imply Lionel was wearing a hat and dark sunglasses to sneak by the Duck with only one entry of the first 40 results. Not so bad compared to the original query! If only he had removed the
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by plcancel 9y ago
Interesting. Yes, number 10 for me (All regions; Browser preferred lang.) The Instant Answer (IA) is lyrics to "Inside Out" by Eve 6.
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by plcancel 9y ago
Obscuring "I've" sneaks Lionel past the Duck. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=eyeve+bien+aloune+whyth+jou+eensid...
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With Easter just around the corner, I thought he would've at least mentioned Day 3.
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Will you tell me your story? I’d love to know how you came to this point of view.
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If this article is accurate, the Master Plan, Part Un narrative is a bit more nuanced. http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2013/05/tesl...
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I certainly thought it was misinterpreted, too. Although it is reasonable to interpret the statement both ways, why do we often assume the least charitable interpretation? Maybe it is best to ascertain a comment's intent first. Could&#
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Electronic synthesizer built 40 years after being designed(bbc.com)
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by plcancel 10y ago
It seems more like a project to explore the philosophy of tech. What's in the box? Edit: Perhaps the box is the art and the outputs are commentary on Art as a Commodity?
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I think what the writer is trying to say is that the musical is leaving money on the table by not charging the market rate. The wording make it sound like it's the scalpers' fault, but they've helped to reveal the price buyer
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by plcancel 10y ago
When I clicked on the link, I thought the article was going to be about a dispute about an app highlighting all of the digital junk on Instagram/Facebook feeds. It occurs to me that my brain now readily connects these brands to trash.
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by plcancel 11y ago
Your comment is rude, unnecessary, and funny.
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by plcancel 11y ago
Is there any transparent accounting on how much the Obamacare website ended up costing? I think it was originally supposed to cost ~$94mil. From 2014: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-09-24/obamacar
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by plcancel 11y ago
Unimportant but confounding - They have one of the oddest logos I have ever seen. What is it? Please help.
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A couple of other fun quotes: "And what we realized was that we could potentially build a SWAT team, a world-class technology office inside of the government that was helping across agencies. We’ve dubbed that the U.S. Digital Services
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My concern is then the composition of the rich content when Google offers itself as the platform. "Welcome, to our podium, Canditate A. We've already constructed the stage and backdrop, too, with these accompanying articles, image
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by plcancel 11y ago
Ha! Well, I stand corrected. :D
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HN seems to be gravitating away from the guidelines (maybe it's the pull of the election season?) What do you think? Personally, I'm not a big fan of political stories on HN unless they concern technology. I feel like I'm alr
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I was wondering why the headline refers specifically to "tech worker". It seems like the motivation for the article is to call attention to a stereotypical "tech bro". Is "tech bro" in common usage? I guess I d
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by plcancel 11y ago
If what the campaign says is true, then it sounds to me like a technicality. It seems to me implausible that 22 emails containing intel of the most secret sort had that intel classified after the fact ( http://www.theguardian.com&
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by plcancel 11y ago
Please consider reading the article again (and put some WD-40 on that dial, friend!)

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