shiranaihito

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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Doesn't sound bad, but you've probably heard of insurance companies trying to avoid paying for anything when you actually need something done.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Sorry, forgot to comment.. > Since you read privacy policies closer than we do, could you recommend a good examplar of a friendly, non-legalese privacy policy? Actually I just happened to feel like checking yours out. I'm afraid I haven
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Well, I've never understood the Zed -hate. People say he's a prick, but people saying that doesn't make it true. To me, he seems like an intelligent and nice person. His writings are often blunt, but how often is he blunt and wrong ? As fo
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
You thought it looked weird too? :) Does that mean it's just a copy & paste from somewhere else? It's better now, of course, but it still feels like too much text. Without prejudice to your rights under applicable data protection or pr
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
+34, seriously? Apparently HN is like a high school girl clique that's decided Zed Is Bad.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
> http://www.stormweight.com/privacy Your privacy page feels really shady to me. WebBeacons (also referred to as GIF files, pixels or action tags) help Stormweight System Inc recognize a unique cookie on your browser. We use this too
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Thanks for butting in :) Can you describe the differences in the cities' vibes?
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Maybe I only need one event handler, or maybe I've baked a function that calls another function? Besides, I'd rather use one standard method that works across browsers than choose one based on the user's browser. Would you call that bad p
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Tell me, did Van Gogh or Sylvia Plath do focus group/market research so that they could decide which colors and content category would be most pleasing to their audience before they set out to compose their painting/poetry? There's nothin
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
In this way you can attach just one function to the event. Other way allows for more flexibility. Alright. To me it sounded a bit like onmouseover was used only by bad programmers.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
What's wrong with "element.onmouseover = fn", by the way?
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Jeejee :p
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
How do you like Kobe? Can you compare it to any other Japanese cities?
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
The proliferation of classes should be manageable if you package them neatly.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Ah yes, humour. I forgot we can't have any of that here.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
He always seemed like a jerk compared to Bill Gates. Jobs may be a jerk, but Gates is Satan . I think the winner is clear.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
The question is, "How do we determine if the candidate's definition of work matches the employer's definition of work?" Well, the candidate would be giving away a week of his time, which can be a bit problematic. How would you arrange thi
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
> they want their apps to access the 'net everywhere, not just wi-fi spots. Well, isn't it the connectivity they want then, and not the App Store specifically?
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Employees should, at least to a degree, feel a pride in the company they work for, and if they do not they should find somewhere else to work (or at least try to.) I think he meant people working for companies who actually have a bad na
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Yes, he got a little carried away in that article. I didn't really like it either. But besides his own conjecture, without which there wouldn't be much left of an article, did he say anything that's not true? What were the earlier straws, b
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
I agree, not serious-and-business-like enough! We should all ensure that our comments are not humorous, but may sometimes contain a little bit of Snark.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Mmm.. Tekken 6..
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Uninformed opinion-spouting? Well, what makes you so sure you're not engaging in some yourself? What if all he's saying about MS is true? The guy seems to be really well informed. He's definitely pro-Apple though, I'll give you that, but he
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
> You were doing so well until you decided to trail off on a completely unrelated racist (nationalist?) hate-fest against Americans... I take it you're an American? :) BTW, I expected lots of downvotes for that post, but oh well. I can'
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
I often check them too, just to see if they were actually offensive, or just victims of groupthink etc. Well, if by thoughtful comments you mean obviously intelligent, well thought-out and reasonable comments, then yes, you don't see (m)any
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
> That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. I wish people would refrain from saying this. Sure, it sounds so deliciously dismissive that it may be hard to resist, but really, it just can't be true. FWIW, I agree with most of what you sa
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Groupthink is a silly thing. Besides, if your comment gets downvoted, it becomes gray and much harder to read. It's unfortunate if thoughtful comments get "hidden" by downvotes.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
> MS shouldn't be excluded, or hated solely because it's MS. This will sound too simplistic to many of you, but MS really should be hated because it's evil . And no, not everyone working there is evil, but the leadership is, and they c
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Don't feel too bad, Finland has been (and still is) held back too. Although, now there's one cable ISP that offers 110/5Mbit/s for around 70 Canadian dollars per month. That's basically the only operator interested in advancing things.
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by shiranaihito 17y ago
Thanks for the tip! :)

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