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shakezula
4y ago
I’m gonna play devil’s advocate here and suggest that you probably just didn’t know of the skeletons hidden in the closet. I came from one of those good families where things were handled reasonably and I was taught to deal with negative em
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shakezula
4y ago
The United States military industrial complex would shrug and ask “why not both?” At this question.
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shakezula
4y ago
Then they’re pairing wrong, imo. I’m a believer in pair programming because of the focus and communication it encourages but it still requires effort and practice.
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shakezula
4y ago
The parent comment said > the right to defend property with deadly force. Which is not self-defense. You’re conflating the two and it’s a poor argument for taking a life over an exhaust pipe with some minerals in it. I’ve spent a lot of
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shakezula
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I’m a gun-owning full pro-2A believer and I absolutely disagree with killing someone over stealing a catalytic converter. For fuck’s sake, prison or murder cannot be the only two options here.
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shakezula
4y ago
Could we feasibly send one? Yes. Could we feasibly get data back from it? Less certain. It would necessarily be a multi-generational project in either case.
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shakezula
4y ago
To your same point about empathy for prisoners- I have a similar point about how I think everyone should be arrested and booked overnight at least once in their life. People speak far too harshly and absolutely about “criminals” and how the
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shakezula
4y ago
Ah this is such a succinct description of the real value of the town hall discussion format. I don’t care or want to maintain a subscriber list, but I absolutely do want to contribute and actively participate in my area of interests. HN is
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shakezula
4y ago
It may sound it but I promise it’s not. Order filling is surprisingly simple but the devil is in the details, as always. https://dylanlott.com/orderbook If you’re interested in reading more. I’m planning a part 2 update to
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shakezula
4y ago
Honestly, I was just reading crypto news about an exchange one day and thought “that would be an interesting problem to tackle” and so I went for it. I have been meaning to post that to HN for a few weeks now, tbh.
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shakezula
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I cannot support this advice enough. I recently did this with an exchange/order-filling engine in Go and it was a great little toy project. You’ll learn a ton about some things you don’t typically get to dive into when you take the “fi
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shakezula
4y ago
I don’t think I understand your point. Wouldn’t a browser fidelity setting like this mean you could theoretically request slimmer versions of sites and thus result in better performance/experience? Or am I misunderstanding?
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This is great if you want a catchy slogan, not so great if you’re interested in really any honest discussion.
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4y ago
It’s not sophistry to point out that someone has unrealistic expectations. Furthermore, you can’t ask yourself a bunch of questions and then ignorantly answer them all with “no” when vaccine efficacy studies set a clear definition of “effe
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Id feel a lot worse for this kid if he hadn’t admitted to cheating before.
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> believed it would stop transmission It did lower transmission. Multiple studies confirmed this. > remember that wasn’t the messaging Yes, it wasn’t, because it’s generally considered bad practice to attempt to predict the future, an
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This is a super shortsighted view. Every life form in the ocean plays a role in the ecosystem and catastrophic damages like this have first and second order effects all over the place.
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shakezula
4y ago
> they said that I was not an impartial trusted third party like a police officer. Some people live in an absolute fairytale.
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shakezula
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Couldn’t agree more. There really is something unique about being in a room with a big white board, a few tough problems to solve, and lunch on the table. I’ve done my best work in those situations and I’m looking forward to when my job loo
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shakezula
4y ago
Uh, this can’t be true cause I have my Obsidian mobile vault set to my iCloud and use that for syncing and backup and it works pretty much perfectly.
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shakezula
4y ago
Do you think inflation and supply chain issues could have a similar effect as a decrease in spending?
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shakezula
4y ago
Ah, great, glad we agree! The greatest trick that oil companies ever pulled was convincing the average person that it was their fault they had to pollute the air and water. We didn’t expect consumers to address CFCs and the ozone hole, or l
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Did you read what I wrote at all? Why are you being so combative, lol. My partner’s company is not seeking funding and is profitable. Still had layoffs. Another friend’s company is profitable but did happen to be seeking investment. Still
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Yes, that’s… why I was upfront about that. The companies range from startups to enterprise, at practically all stages of funding, but they each told me their funding never materialized or investors gave management ultimatums. A few were in
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Anecdata here but: literally every single dev I talk to on a regular basis has told me their company has laid off a sizable amount of staff in the last 3 months. Every single one.
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Al Gore could change everything about his life and effectively change nothing about the climate, what’s your point? It’s a complete non-sequitur to point out one advocate’s lifestyle when it’s a global problem. It’s actually just disingenuo
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I’ve noticed this trend lately as well, I’ve even commented about it on here a few times, and I attribute it to an increased push from opponents to climate reform because real climate legislation has actually started to be passed and enforc
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I genuinely miss working in an office because of this, and am looking to return to one soon, but right now it seems that just about every company has a hiring freeze in place for the foreseeable future. A hybrid 3-4 in office / 1-2 out
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I have found myself day-dreaming about a manual labor job for many of the same reasons. I am supremely jealous of my friends who work these types of jobs and can "leave it at the door" when they come home. I can't do that as
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Show HN: Orderbook – an experimental order filling engine in Go
(dylanlott.com)
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