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by spoils19 4y ago
HN: one of the last remaining Great Good Places of the Internet, a lone tavern in an iconic gateway town to the now not-so-wild west. Beyond the western borders of this little town, the tech gold rush has both expanded to epic proportions,
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by spoils19 4y ago
Thanks for this, the logic looks sound and flawless. I'll definitely be using this when making future valuations with lenders.
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by spoils19 4y ago
You don't need to be a Twitter employee to know this. Merely posting on this forum gives you enlightenment and insight that others would only dream to have. I stand proudly with VWWHFSfQ.
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by spoils19 4y ago
> Apparently "A11y" stands for accesibility This has been a common term since a few decades ago. No need to be snarky if you don't understand something.
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by spoils19 4y ago
Agreed. It's extremely easy to ignore all news regarding this topic - leaving a comment stating that it's difficult says more about the commenter itself.
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by spoils19 4y ago
This is actually another brilliant move by Elon Musk. While some users on here still continue to doubt him, this is showing excellent leadership skills and business acumen that many here fail to grasp.
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by spoils19 4y ago
What evidence is there of dark patterns or antagonizm?
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by spoils19 4y ago
Agreed, I find it irking that GP is attempting to force others to follow his own standards. So much for free speech.
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by spoils19 4y ago
> This is sort of where Facebook/Meta got it right, IMHO - run infrastructure on-prem, at scale, in a super-efficient "everything fails" sort of way. It's fairly ignorant to make this claim without realizing that Twit
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by spoils19 4y ago
Company-wide. Here's a reference that took less than thirty seconds to find: https://twitter.com/paraga/status/1499422876134371329
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by spoils19 4y ago
Horrible for the free market, imo.
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by spoils19 4y ago
pb7 is probably correct here, as they are in many things. Elon probably knows what he's doing, you don't get to that level of businessmen without making all the right decisions.
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by spoils19 4y ago
Have we even considered if there may be rare minerals on the asteroid that we would want to mine to pull our population out of poverty?
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by spoils19 4y ago
Sounds horribly wasteful to throw it into the bin. There are a myriad of uses for old socks, even if they are no longer wearable.
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by spoils19 4y ago
This comment doesn't really align with the HN guidelines.
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by spoils19 4y ago
That said, similar to GP, I'd definitely recommend it. Browsers give you a lot out of the box now, and life without builds is sweet - fast iteration time, perfect in-browser dev tool support, and vastly reduced codebase complexity.
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by spoils19 4y ago
Sounds to me like this is just the free market in action. Don't like it, leave!
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by spoils19 4y ago
I can probably get one or two other HN'ers and ship this out in a few hours.
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by spoils19 4y ago
It's not hard to get fast at using self-scan, especially if you've worked retail. If many others can be efficient, perhaps consider whether you are part of why it's so slow?
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by spoils19 4y ago
> (1) There are some limited exceptions for places which make a quirky tech vibe part of the experience, which mostly comes up in certain types of sushi bars. Chinese hotpot, Korean BBQ, Japanese dining that isn't just sushi bars, T
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by spoils19 4y ago
Most places I go to now have the ability to pay on the phone, and it's much easier than trying to flag down a waiter. There's also no pressure for tipping, and I save precious time than having to wait for people to get back to me.
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by spoils19 4y ago
> First of, on Android, the camera doesn't magically scan the QR code. Most Android phones do this automatically - and it's not too hard to write up a quick app for it to scan automatically when it detects a QR code. > Secon
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by spoils19 4y ago
Using Docker is relatively simple and requires little to no configuration, arguably less than a standard node project. Regardless, as someone who uses a variety of languages and is in the exact same situation, my generic Makefile is probabl
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by spoils19 4y ago
Video player works fine for me, and I'm on 20 gig symmetrical fiber with 8ms to my local Azure hub. Maybe check your firewall settings?
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by spoils19 4y ago
Can you explain what the Metaverse is then?
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by spoils19 4y ago
Can he invert a binary tree though?
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by spoils19 4y ago
It's kind of sad to see only one or two people with their brushes and easels at any "vista point" I visit because it brings back memories of talking with other amateur painters. Nowadays everyone has these stupid machines tha
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by spoils19 4y ago
Agreed. I'd expect the average HNer to emphasise with those terms as we all work in complicated and intense industries, but I guess there will always be disappointment as non-Conservatives join the World Wide Web.
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by spoils19 4y ago
Precisely. I've found that people from Alabama are actually more literate and intelligent than your most common worker from a blue state, it just depends on which aspects of life you find more important.
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by spoils19 4y ago
This is absolutely true in my experiences. I don't think I've genuinely met one Chrome user who hasn't beamed at the prospect of using Safari, yet in light discussions they seem to promote Google products extensively.

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