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10y ago
> literally translates to "Elon Musk wins". As opposed to anything else which you would also twist into Lord Elon winning.
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10y ago
So long as the author doesn't get upset when people call him out for being > slanted and over-simplistic
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10y ago
It sounds like required surveillance though. The problem here is really they were way, way, behind on getting their concerns out there.
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serge2k
10y ago
Systemically getting targeted by police because of your race vs sometimes they happen to go after you. Bit of a difference.
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10y ago
I dumped mine as soon as I tried the fire TV stick.
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10y ago
Those aren't gamers.
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10y ago
I question how well it will work without the power of the higher end computer.
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10y ago
That 712 minutes is probably as much as I will talk on the phone for the entire time I own it.
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10y ago
The ousting of Brandon Eich is on topic for Mozillas current direction.
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10y ago
> If you still don’t understand, Noob… This post was a satire on how entrepreneurs are generalised Don't explain jokes :/ I was enjoying it too.
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10y ago
I don't particularly like the idea of mozilla bringing in this from chrome just to cut costs. Just feels like a step towards chrome further dominating.
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10y ago
It's not raw power, although the responsiveness of the OS is a factor. It's the combination of a nice screen, good keyboard, best touchpad (crazy gap to #2), good battery life, and durability. All in a decently small/light pa
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10y ago
> OLED row makes me excited Can't imagine why. It sounds incredibly dumb. Probably have to live with it since no one else seems to be able to make a really high quality laptop. sigh.
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10y ago
So if you have something capable of winning this prize, how much more would it be worth to keep it?
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10y ago
Does this ever once make the argument suggested in the title?
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10y ago
Then you notice you're churning through machines pretty often and start to wonder if maybe you should actually fix that bug instead of just ignoring it. We aren't talking about using SSH to go in and fix a machine so things stay u
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10y ago
> Imagine if BB would produce hardened-secured-enterprisey version of Android, rather than doing their 'not invented here'. They could had 30% of market by now. Doubt it. People don't care about security. If people cared t
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10y ago
> Blackberry needs to target them We have a failing hardware business, so lets fix that by targeting a small market segment which also happens to have nothing to do with our core business. Makes sense.
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10y ago
> 2) The robot helps you drive, you start to zone out, and plow into, let's just say as a random example, a truck crossing your lane of traffic. This is my concern. How many days of sitting around for 12 hours not doing anything (be
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10y ago
> It's sad because we should be supportive of bold companies making difficult plays It's not wrong to ask questions in general, although you can avoid a negative tone. This is a special case though. They make mistakes here and
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10y ago
I will never understand the absurdity that is the US obsession with covering your ass. In Canada you take reasonable steps, but in the US it's just crazy.
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10y ago
> implicit conversions, which you can get rid of at compile time using TypeScript or Flow. Javascript is fine if you don't use Javascript. > lack of explicit ints and ints with more than 31 bits Javascript is fine, except where i
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10y ago
> You basically couldn't buy any games online, you'd have to install from DVD, and every game basically had to implement an inbuilt update/patching system. And it worked fine.
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10y ago
> So why are you upset with this one and not all those others? Because most others aren't constantly being worshipped by people on HN and the like. Musk worship was the reason I stopped bothering with the technology subreddit.
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10y ago
Do you have any actual numbers? Links to studies? The rhetoric is that a bad hire is pretty much the worst thing ever, and it's used to justify absurd interview practices.
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10y ago
> I'd rather take a few bad rejects than a few bad hires. This is the root cause of interviewing being shitty.
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10y ago
One set wants to get people hired, the other wants to prove how smart they are by rejecting as many as possible?
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10y ago
> but those people who consume it do not deserve to die Don't have to kill them. Take some rhino horn and find yourself with a couple days of crippling stomach cramps and you probably won't want to do it again.
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10y ago
I didn't say this was fighting bigotry, I said it's acceptable to refuse to do business with bigots and to call them out. > Democracy works when anyone can express their political voice without suffering for it. I wouldn't
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10y ago
What does this have to do with the article?
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