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by stunt 6y ago
They should also investigate how the fire started in the warehouse. Some warehouse fire setting are just arson or have business motivations like insurance fraud. In many cases they have no idea what else is stored in the warehouse and thing
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by stunt 6y ago
I prefer what Firefox. Just keep the domain name black/highlighted and the rest of URL gray. But, for average user this might be more effective to detect phishing attacks since they never check full URL anyway. (Unless when a website d
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by stunt 6y ago
I'm not against 30% Apple tax. It's their service and they can argue about it. But, the fact that there are no alternative app stores for IOS users, makes it wrong.
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by stunt 6y ago
I'm interested to see if other companies will join or not. It would be interesting to see if Apple will remove every one of them from App Store or not. Epic parody of 1984 is epic.
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by stunt 6y ago
> long time adversaries Not very long. But, unfortunately long enough. https://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/iran/MAGAZINE-how-i...
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by stunt 6y ago
I guess you have to be a tablet user to really see the value. The fact that tablet users have more screen realstate increases their desire to want more on their screen. While for example I as a mobile user can't think of much use-cases
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by stunt 6y ago
I've got RSA Type 2 and Trigger-finger four years ago and I was told if I continue like that I may not be able to use a keyboard for a very long time. It started with lots of pain and discomfort and then got worst with trigger-finger.
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by stunt 6y ago
I didn't tried too hard, but, I couldn't get faster than 110-120 with standard QWERTY finger placement. I assume you had to use a few tricks to get faster than that which I never tried.
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by stunt 6y ago
Sorry but it's never that simple. Iran is very different than Norway. Iran was actually a friendly ally to US. Biggest ally in the region. So close that US designed a coup to overthrow Iranian democratically elected leader in favor of
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by stunt 6y ago
> I chuckled at the number of people in this thread who don't seem to grasp the concept of an intentionally ridiculous Some people simply don't read the article before leaving a comment. And for others sometimes it's just
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by stunt 6y ago
I can't think of any good solution for this. The only way to get what you believe is a fair salary is by negotiating that directly with your employer or switching to another job that pays better. Unless you are an executive, don't
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by stunt 6y ago
They maintain two lists. Official list is whomever they checked positive for COVID-19 before or after death. Second list which has leaked now is people who had died with suspicious symptoms but not tested for COVID-19 for whatever reason. T
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by stunt 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24030654
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by stunt 6y ago
This is exactly the kind of power that you don't want any government to have. I'm sure we will continue to see more of this happening in the future.
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by stunt 6y ago
That literally has happened already when Iran banned Facebook and Twitter during protest against election fraud that lead to Ahmadinejad to stay in power for second term. However, Iran banned Facebook merely because it was being used by pro
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by stunt 6y ago
> I try to not downvote to disagree. I downvote misinformation, statements that are egressive towards a person and not the point they are making, responses that say "This.". I think vast majority of downvotes that I see on HN a
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by stunt 6y ago
Because it's off topic https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by stunt 6y ago
This is not a new era. Tooling is new indeed which makes it tremendously faster and available. On the bright side, you can also get facts back rather quickly like this.
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by stunt 6y ago
> app is effectively spyware What is your source for saying that? And what is your definition of spyware? I don't use TikTok, Facebook, nor Instagram. But I don't get how TikTok is different than the other two? I don't cal
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by stunt 6y ago
> algorithm does a fantastic job at quickly showing good content that matches your interests. Well you really don't have to do a lot to have better content than Instagram. I'm glad TikTok could prove that social network users i
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by stunt 6y ago
Many crashes are also due to pilot mistakes. Or due to some past damages done to the plane by previous pilots. Aviation industry follows safety in redundancy principles. So on top of all the redundancy they are going to add in a system like
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by stunt 6y ago
> Because not all runways are equipped for CAT III autoland (i.e. the aircraft is not capable of landing itself without a shit-ton of calibrated equipment on the ground being there first, also good luck finding a CATIII autoland somewher
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by stunt 6y ago
Yes you are right. There are a few really good frameworks like Gatsby and NEXT for building static websites since last few years. JS/NodeJS/TS development cost is also quite moderate and good. JS ecosystem still lacks good reliabl
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by stunt 6y ago
PHP has its special place for every developer that works on web. And it got all recent improvements thanks to all those criticisms. I think every popular language receives criticism and that's just fine. I'm happy that the languag
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by stunt 6y ago
Yeah but should use static analysis tools in your CI/CD and development workflow when using an interpreted language. That's a must have. So better typing can definitely help to catch those before pushing and running your code.
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by stunt 6y ago
Named arguments are great where you can't do it without them. It's good that language provides you the tool. And it's your job to as a developer to not abuse it.
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by stunt 6y ago
You can turn any peaceful protest to a chaos if you overwhelm the protest with riot control or law enforcement officers that look like battlefield soldiers. Obviously what you get after it is more chaos and vandalism. But, is it fair to bla
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by stunt 6y ago
There is just so much benefits for employees, employer, city, public health. And it's stupid that we couldn't try it at scale until we had to. Obviously, we still have lots of jobs that can't be done from home. But, even they
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by stunt 6y ago
Solutions are dead simple and they are mostly about discipline and life style. But, you have to believe that they are going to work. Otherwise you will give up quickly before seeing any results. I heard so many times that writing is effecti
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by stunt 6y ago
Looks much better than what we get from smart assistants these days. But, generating content without creativity involved feels like making no progress. I guess it's a matter of finding the right use-cases at this point. For example gen

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