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by shureluck 6y ago
Couldnt one just use ice in a pond as a basis for a beginning perfectly flat surface? Then perhaps use clay or something similar poured onto it to create an initial flat surface and build up harder materials from there?
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by shureluck 6y ago
This reads like a propaganda piece. Why is this here?
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by shureluck 6y ago
I joined Spotify early 2018 as well and could not agree with this article more. Well said.
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by shureluck 6y ago
I’m living in Europe and the general consensus is these rules have cause more harm than benefit. You cannot force diversity quotas without hurting everything about the freedom of starting your own business.
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by shureluck 6y ago
It took me a long time to understand that interviewers are often less competent and giving them than they are at coding. Typically an interview question should be hard enough to test the limits of any candidate. The goal is to see how some
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by shureluck 6y ago
Agreed 100%. There is a large swath of american politics right now that is putting a clamp on free speech and you can see people reacting to it... even in here.
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by shureluck 6y ago
From a quick read-through of the docs, I really love that the language is providing a fresh take on things without the super-junior promise of trying to “solve everything”. I’m impressed and will take a closer look.
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by shureluck 6y ago
I love the fake papers. I think it is necessary, like a Snowden move, to expose how bad publications are at weeding out bad data and conclusions. It only serves to make the publishers look bad, not the writers.
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by shureluck 6y ago
This gives me a pained nostalgia for a world where people liked to “hang out” at the mall when bored.
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by shureluck 6y ago
I fail to see how this decision in 1946 is relevant. Its clear you are just pushing a narrative and reaching way, way, way into the past to try and sell it.
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by shureluck 6y ago
This is very well put, and why I am one of many who are just rolling our eyes at most news coming out of long-time established news sources. The pushing of narratives has reached levels that make almost all news regarding politics untrustwo
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by shureluck 6y ago
I live in Sweden and have learned not to trust science produced by institutions coming from Nordic countries. They tend to be heavily pushed and skewed by politics. Just put a little skeptic hat on for this one.
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by shureluck 6y ago
Its a political post on Hacker News. I posted a political response. What do you expect?
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by shureluck 6y ago
Rofl the fact people are taking your comment seriously says a lot about the shear lack of humor on this site
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by shureluck 6y ago
The recent events have made me much more conservative, and I have zero desire to back unwarranted aggressiveness from police. So what you said is not true.
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by shureluck 6y ago
Anyone who thinks this is okay has not studied history in the 20th century.
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by shureluck 6y ago
I love this post. I have been screaming at my monitor now for several years. Something shifted about 5 years ago in UX and everything has definitely gotten worse since. When Google Docs started to bring back a traditional menu display in th