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781.
by stunt 7y ago
I found three different reasons for people doing a bad job at code review. - Not having the required soft skills to do it. - Cultural differences. Because, What is considered offensive, rude, or negative in many cultures, might be just dire
782.
by stunt 7y ago
They may find a physical fix for it later. Like adding weight where it can help. Even then, perhaps nobody wants to fly with it plus it can't offer the same performance.
783.
by stunt 7y ago
Designing cities for car is a huge mistake!
784.
by stunt 7y ago
I wonder if the UN can just divide this number to countries base on mass, GDP, pollution, wealth, etc and mandate them to do it.
785.
by stunt 7y ago
Ok! this is least they could do, and it's something that I'd appreciate and expect from a company like Apple. Finally! They could really recognize this problem earlier.
786.
by stunt 7y ago
> “A decentralized internet, a freer internet, that’s what led to the internet being created in the place,” What Facebook did to MySpace, may happen to Facebook soon when a good decentralized social network pops up.
787.
by stunt 7y ago
You are simply not allowed to run a messaging platform at that scale without following all those known and unknown regulations.
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by stunt 7y ago
They really need to give a proper apologize to all customers for it.
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by stunt 7y ago
Well done. It seems your comment was quite positive. I've visited these communities and saw a lot of new members just joined, saying that they have found the community via an HN thread.
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by stunt 7y ago
This is also a great advertisement to tell everyone we buy zero-days and information about backdoors!
791.
by stunt 7y ago
I had a similar experience when I was traveling in Bali Indonesia rural areas.
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by stunt 7y ago
This might be an idea for RSS readers.
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by stunt 7y ago
I guess StumbleUpon had comments feature too.
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by stunt 7y ago
It is sad to see what is happening to people. Just take public transport and you will see so many people scrolling social networks and consuming useless content.
795.
by stunt 7y ago
I don't think that's smartphones themselves. It's just social media.
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by stunt 7y ago
> we absolutely should penalize corporations who take advantage of addicts for a profit Often we end up doing things to make sure they have more profit. I wouldn't be surprised if this e-cigarettes ban is coming from cigarette manuf
797.
by stunt 7y ago
There is also a utilization column there. But it is always empty! Perhaps it is still incomplete. But, surely this is a tool that everybody wanted for a long time. > I'm bit disappointed as this just adds another place I have to loo
798.
by stunt 7y ago
I stumble upon Buttercup a while ago. https://buttercup.pw/ It's cross-platform with decent user experience. The only thing that bothered me was using a lot of NPM packages from random vendors. It is a minor thing. I
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by stunt 7y ago
> Price fixing is illegal in the US but does not seem to be enforced Those companies are too powerful. There have been many investigations, but you never hear anything back.
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Service Quotas: View and manage your quotas for AWS services from one location(aws.amazon.com)
93 points by stunt 7y ago|16 comments
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by stunt 7y ago
What are the concerns around RPKI? I'd like to know why some companies aren't implementing it if it solves similar problems. What kind of criticism does it receive?
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by stunt 7y ago
I’ve stopped reading any article with clickbaity title. We seriously need a clickbait vote up-down button in HM to get rid of this bad trend. Hopefully other communities might follow to fight back.
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by stunt 7y ago
We've used Apache Thrift for the same reason on some projects.
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by stunt 7y ago
The article is mentioning remote work as the solution. But I was expecting to see an office design solution after reading the title.
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by stunt 7y ago
There is no war without war crimes and civilians victims. And that's the truth that people always forget. How the media's weapons fetish primes us for war: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cADiZii4X8s
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by stunt 7y ago
> I’m amazed at the quantity and quality of the comments. How do you measure the quality if you are not an expert? Surely many are an enthusiast in aeronautics. There are plenty of documentaries and incredibly lots of information on the
807.
by stunt 7y ago
Nice and fun concept! You can easily create a game with this concept.
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How to get the ultimate home office, according to 4 CEOs who work remotely(fastcompany.com)
1 points by stunt 7y ago|0 comments
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by stunt 7y ago
Scala is only 15 years old. It's quite popular if you consider its age. Sometimes Scala teams are more expensive to set up. So there are budget-friendlier alternatives (Java, PHP, Python, NodeJS) for many projects.
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by stunt 7y ago
You mentioned PHP or Python, or Ruby devs. How was your experience on-boarding programmers with no Scala experience?

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