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by swang 11y ago
The first time I used a chip reader I kept pulling the card out because I just assumed it was like a swipe. The guy at the till didn't seem too pleased when I kept canceling the transaction.
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by swang 11y ago
Sounds like, "Vimes 'Boots' theory of socioeconomic unfairness" > The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. > Take boots, for example. He earned thirty-eig
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by swang 11y ago
I will write the function, While you go have a beer Where is my module support? Where is my linter library? Where is my code ending? Where have all the semicolons gone? --- Sing to Paula Cole's "Where have all the Cowboys Gone?&qu
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by swang 11y ago
> At one point, a detective offered to show him the image, but Robinson refused. I can't tell if the detective is a moron or just really hoping to induce a pedophile
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by swang 11y ago
Do you mean this? http://www.reuters.com/article/capital-one-fin-insidertradin... In which case, no.
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by swang 11y ago
He still remains head of his party, and his fellow party member took over for him. Seems fishy.
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by swang 11y ago
Days since a stupid leftpad joke 0
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by swang 11y ago
> Sports leagues are zero-sum games. Sorry you're going to have to explain this. Otherwise I don't really know what this means. If Golden State "gains" a Curry, who "loses" a Curry here? When teams trade a p
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by swang 11y ago
I think the fact that Pop understand the point of resting players and his longevity in successfully building out teams points out how well he understands the game. Being a great coach with talent is one thing, but having talent doesn't
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by swang 11y ago
I didn't hear that, but according to this article[0], Curry didn't want to go to Golden State either and didn't work out with them. Even still having two picks there and picking two point guards... why? Just terrible overall.
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by swang 11y ago
Of course there is luck everywhere. But most owners don't get articles written about them in the New York Times about how great they are because of their luck. > No, he simply hasn't been as aggressive as Pop in resting starter
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by swang 11y ago
I probably shouldn't have talked about the 73 wins, since I was more ranting about the context of the article; how they address how great the owner is, and that it's his "plans" that are the keys to how successful they&#
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by swang 11y ago
Yes, Luck into Steph Curry and his contract, it's this smart silicon valley owner. NONE OF THIS WAS AN ACCIDENT. Except, for how the Warriors even "lucked" into Steph Curry during the draft. It's because David Kahn of th
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by swang 11y ago
How would you do this to "fix" the Find/Replace module? Would I have to maintain my own fork of it for it to work?
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by swang 11y ago
Yes same here. One project was also repeated which suggests that everytime you add/remove someone their followers get a new notification. Edit: oops nevermind.
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by swang 11y ago
Generally yes. Basically there are a lot of ways to mitigate the problem this causes, but atom could just do what every other editor does and not add this risk into my workflow.
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by swang 11y ago
I stopped using Atom after I ran into this issue:[0] Basically it's possible to accidentally do a mass replace of a word you did not intend to. In sublime, if you do a mass find/replace, it doesn't save the file. However by d
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by swang 11y ago
This was possible before but no longer true. A version X will either return the original version X or a does not exist (if you unpublish)
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by swang 11y ago
Thread poster personally does not like Typelevel. Thread poster editorializes title accusing typelevel of politics. Thus the circle continues.
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by swang 11y ago
kinda a dick move to unpublish a module not created by you. but hey NO TIME FOR THAT when your HONOR of naming something kik is in jeopardy from npm. Definitely, definitely, not a knee-jerk reaction.
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by swang 11y ago
He doesn't care if anyone takes over the leftpad module. He unpublished leftpad Someone else republishes leftpad as a new owner Since npm won't allow you to publish old versions, stuff is still broken since the depended on files h
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by swang 11y ago
They shut them down because they were causing them to lose too much money. Also this: > When Fixed began faxing its submissions to SFMTA last year, the agency emailed the startup to stop using their fax machine. When Fixed pointed out th
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by swang 11y ago
yes, let's blow up the entire concept that's worked fine for the ~5 years of node's existence because one dude did something extreme.
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by swang 11y ago
Nope, nothing wrong. The code he wrote is his, but he doesn't own the npm namespace, which is all anyone cares about here at this point. But you know what also _feels_ wrong? people who had no involvement in this at all having their da
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by swang 11y ago
Was that lawyer overreaching? I don't know. But for this guy to expect npm to use their resources to defend him (which they may even possibly lose!) and get mad at them is... a bit presumptuous? Github isn't open source either so
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by swang 11y ago
Is this story being buried? Can't find it on the main page anywhere.
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by swang 11y ago
uhm, you can retweet someone while also writing your own comment thus giving your own take and giving people their credit's due! literally that is what i want him to do. that is what "more" he can do. literally give people cr
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by swang 11y ago
Darren Rovell can't shill for brands if twitter doesn't exist! Rather than retweet people, he does a lot of "steal pic, 'credit via /cc'" essentially stealing a ton of exposure for other smaller twitter u
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by swang 11y ago
It started working for me about 10 minutes ago but before that I was getting nothing going to the page.
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by swang 11y ago
How is a link with 3pts, no comments and a website that is returning 500 still #16 on HN? Sorry I know this is off topic and I would rather comment on GridCoin but I literally cannot access the site, there has been zero discussion and yet t

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