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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Dis this man not understand radioactive fallout?
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> and if there was an emergency, Ground Control would solve the problem. False. If there was an emergency, it could take several minutes for communication. Multiple responses could take an hour or more. They were highly trained to deal w
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
I don’t recall him kneeling. I think the commentator was exaggerating
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
That’s not true
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
agreed. Just because they were acquired doesn’t mean that the acquisition customers didn’t feel the pain from being forced deprecated
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
How is this a tired meme? Looks like 99 services were shut down since 2006.. You just proved their point. The consensus here is that you shouldn’t build anything critical with their APIs, and I agree
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
The author downplays the critical feedback, and raves about the small pieces of positive feedback he got. The feedback on previous HN posts was largely negative though
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
5 upvotes in 8 minutes? The irony is most probably didn’t read this.. Not criticizing, just ironic :)
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
> Docker at first denied a vulnerability existed at all, but later patched it on July 19th. After further discussions, they assigned CVE-2018-15514 on the 18th August. It’s frustrating that this is the default reaction. I know why it occ
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by shshhdhs 8y ago
Well that is a great story indeed! With two happy endings :)
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
> Australia’s obsession with property is firmly entrenched in the nation’s economy and psyche.. The article's quote seems to be accurate from my anecdote. I visited Sydney recently, and the tour guide taking me to the blue mountain
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
It's unfortunate that this industry embraces alcoholism so much. I've been in your situation for a long time (much worse amounts of alcohol though), but as I grow older I notice the side-effects more, and am worried what I've
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
Thanks for working on that! Didn't know it was so bad. The following is a possibly stupid idea, but I'd like to hear your thoughts: What if you just render the content into HTML and then "screen scraped" the text, and th
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
You can use other languages besides Node.js with Lambda - you can also use Python, Java, and C#. Just an FYI
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
Yes, they should, but bureaucracies are inept.
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
I've always preferred the learn-by-building model, myself. Not sure if that is what OP meant, but anything you can recommend?
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
You Need A Budget (YNAB) is the one I've usually seen recommended on personal finance forums. But i think their latest version switched to a subscription service.
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
I absolutely love how simple and clever this is, from a security/privacy perspective. The display of the number of folks in your "group" is pure fun. =) I kind of wish this could be an app. Anyway to replicate the effect on i
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
What does the journal comment mean? ""Accepted for publication in the International Journal of Astrobiology. Manuscript refused by Astriobology without review as "outside of the purview" the journal"" Accepted
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
>> Their terms of use are awful.[1] Note that they want to operate under British law, where libel law favors the subject. They have an indemnification clause, so their volunteers could be compelled to reimburse WikiTribune if WikiTrib
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
I was referring to the"someone else" not the "we".
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
"If we didn't get lucky enough to hire you, someone else will quite soon." The OP did get hired -- he mentioned that in his first paragraph.
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
Why didn't you participate if there was room for improvement?
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
My wife just experienced something that makes me assume Facebook's bot/abuse algorithm is malfunctioning. She just tried to "sell" something for free on Facebook Marketplace. Due to the popularity, she received 100+ mess
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by shshhdhs 9y ago
Not sure I understood the sign prank, but I'm sorry about the friend.
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Bill Seeks to Allow Tax-Free Student Loan Repayments by Employers(shrm.org)
1 points by shshhdhs 10y ago|0 comments
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
When you say inexpensive, what do you mean? In terms of time or money? It's inexpensive to do (just use a whiteboard or piece of paper), but can take time to get the data and analyze it without bias. Getting feedback from potential use
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Sounds like they don't have the authority to do it. Perhaps pitch it to the business school Ethics professor, who perhaps might be willing to sign a letter of support. Then take that to the authority. I believe it's the dean or pr
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I think your regular expression needs a /g at the end, no? Edit: This was a serious question, not sure I deserve multiple downvotes
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
This is a fascinating topic. But it would be important to keep it apolitical in nature. Perhaps defending / following the EU's human rights?

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