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taybin
13y ago
Everyone?
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taybin
13y ago
These ads want to sound like Don Draper wrote them.
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taybin
13y ago
Thanks for the downvotes! You guys make HN the shining city on the hill of the internet!
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taybin
13y ago
Good. Glad to see this change.
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taybin
13y ago
Oh funny.
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taybin
13y ago
What is this a reference to?
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taybin
13y ago
Or pastebin...
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taybin
13y ago
The hidden encrypted partition might make things worse for everyone: https://defuse.ca/truecrypt-plausible-deniability-useless-by... They'll just keep hitting you with the wrench until you give them the second password
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taybin
13y ago
That is hilarious, and also sad. As in, sad that someone can be so confident but also wrong about their secrecy. Imagine how bad it is for non-technical people with actual things to hide.
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taybin
13y ago
This is satire, right?
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taybin
13y ago
But but but ESR is a social hacker! http://esr.1accesshost.com/
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taybin
13y ago
I'm skeptical that "gourmet" food can be made by a machine. Perhaps it is "artisanal" as well?
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13y ago
I didn't say to pretend it's not there, but that doesn't mean I have to like it. Employment is a serious issue and handwaving about painful, but worthwhile transitions to some utopia we aren't going to see in our life
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taybin
13y ago
Great, let's eliminate the last remaining service sector jobs! What could go wrong?
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13y ago
They got a patent for this? "People in this city order this book more often than other cities. Okay, let's make a deal with our shipper there to stock some onsite." Totally obvious.
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taybin
13y ago
Because they don't have to. He suggested the use of the room for their sake, not his own.
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taybin
13y ago
I would be very interested to read about your experiences mimicking Japanese culture as an American.
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taybin
13y ago
TAKE MY MONEY!
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taybin
13y ago
God forbid
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taybin
13y ago
I'm reading hackernews, aren't I? Clearly not.
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13y ago
I think you'll need to define "bank" first. What services does a bank offer that you could replicate? Would it offer interest? I strongly believe that this will go nowhere unless you spec out exactly what you want to accomp
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taybin
13y ago
Wouldn't it be? All those rations to hoard and trade...
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taybin
13y ago
I've noticed it, laughed to myself, and moved on. I didn't think it was that big a deal. Just wishful thinking on the company's part. No big deal.
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13y ago
"In every decent programmer’s toolbox lies a strange weapon called a Radix Sort" Oh no, I've never used it. I must not be a decent programmer. Downvote downvote downvote. Don't let anyone know.
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taybin
13y ago
Clapping at the end of a speech doesn't sound weird at all.
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taybin
13y ago
Wouldn't this just lead to people emailing less and having private discussions face to face? We're humans and we have drama and we need to vent from time to time.
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13y ago
But I just finished rewriting everything in angular!
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13y ago
I didn't read it that way. Not sure why someone showing enthusiasm would get downvoted here, but HN has a strange crowd.
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13y ago
Yep, this can also bite you in Erlang.
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13y ago
Integers.
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