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by scott31 6y ago
Facebook never deletes anything, it is just the servers hosting recent content (warm storage) had some downtime
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by scott31 6y ago
Why?
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by scott31 6y ago
That would be noble, but alas the ship was given a 'moronic name' and he was happy with that.
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by scott31 6y ago
Yes, and I did not say he named the ship after himself. Any person with small bit of self respect would have rejected the name, and he had opportunities to do so, but he happily choosed the alternative
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by scott31 6y ago
> guarantees that is a weird way to spell `lies`
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by scott31 6y ago
Paypal is 100% right in this case though
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by scott31 6y ago
Yeah it makes even less sense than EmDrive
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by scott31 6y ago
Hey just FYI, your webpage is badly designed. Here is my interaction * Page opens, I wait for unnecessary animations to be able to read stuff * Scroll around a bit trying to understand, its mostly buzzwords and phrases like 'Stay in th
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by scott31 6y ago
So it is like Nobel Prize
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by scott31 6y ago
Modern software is nearly always worse than the ones decades ago. I still use MS Office 2003 as that was the last version with Clippy
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by scott31 6y ago
Selecting games your child is going to play is helicopter parenting, labeling them as educational does not change it.
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by scott31 6y ago
> Website is privacy focused - no identifiable data collection, third party analytic scripts, or any user information selling/lending. Considering you have put the website behind cloudfront CDN, this is demonstratably a lie. There i
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by scott31 6y ago
Stop helicopter parenting and let them play what they like. Also those "educational games" are useless compared to games like Minecraft
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by scott31 6y ago
When I was introduced to Arc, it was the missing piece that completed LISP for me
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by scott31 6y ago
The data could be better presented in a simple graph. Besides the website is sending a request twice a second for whatever reason and it takes quite a long time for data to update after moving the slider, can't even tell if data I&#x27
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by scott31 6y ago
You have clicked yes on every permission dialog you have been presented. I wouldn't be surprised if you gave your Gmail password to Uber
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by scott31 6y ago
Looking at OP's history, he seems to like sharing clickbait titles on HN. I am assuming he really wants to gather internet points
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by scott31 6y ago
Not on the original one printed on Sept. 6, 2020 , Section ST, Page 4 of the New York edition
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by scott31 6y ago
TLDR: An old person does a thing that other people do, somehow this is newsworthy and is presented with factually incorrect title, even on printed media as "She Has 900,000 Grandkids and Fights Big Spiders"
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by scott31 6y ago
> I constantly feel like I might get fired. Unless you do gross misconduct, Google is one of the hardest companies to get fired from. Don't worry much about that. Even if you are a bad engineer, there are people worse than you in Go
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by scott31 6y ago
Same
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by scott31 6y ago
Closed the page when I saw cmake mentioned
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by scott31 6y ago
headhunter spam?
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by scott31 6y ago
...and what is your point exactly?
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by scott31 6y ago
Then only valid option remaining is closing the page
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by scott31 6y ago
No, Arc isn't actually a good fit for what we are building.
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by scott31 6y ago
Calling something "fast" without any benchmarks should be a crime, punishable by ~6 months prison for the team lead
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by scott31 6y ago
I'd choose ads and adblock them
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by scott31 6y ago
I look at hire me thread every month but really there aren't any interesting candidates. Pretty much everyone is nodejs/react type and I need to hire people that can build software to last. If I see anyone mention Arc in that thre
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by scott31 6y ago
Build a spam filter for Ask HN

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