tclancy

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by tclancy 5mo ago
My mother always told us, “fits find each other”. So happy to maniacs did.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Honey.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Thanks for all you do.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
In this very thread we have a counter-example. What to think? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48149519
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by tclancy 5mo ago
“The glass is falling hour by hour, the glass will fall forever, But if you break the bloody glass you won’t hold up the weather.”
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by tclancy 5mo ago
PT?
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Step 1. Be very, very single When I was a younger man, audio visual forums used to have an unfortunately sexist, but fairly good conceptual measure they called “wife acceptance factor”. It should really just be partner acceptance factor. Re
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by tclancy 5mo ago
But even your pullquote insists on begging the question. No one said "Every executive/ leader at my place of business who does nothing except work with PII data all day", you presumed it. >"I’m a CFO and network regul
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Would have also accepted us landing on an Alanis Morisette reference.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
What we are talking about is the conclusion you leapt to from 20 seconds of looking for evidence to suit a conclusion. Nothing in their comment "These are largely friends and peers, so they ultimately own their own risks" insists
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by tclancy 5mo ago
> was just a lie to damp criticism. Citation needed. Couldn't it just as easily have been one person being as suspicious of the task as everyone else seemed to be?
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Play the ball, not the man, dude. Hectoring people on the Internet because you're stressed out about something isn't going to magically fix how you feel. Digging into their profile to make it personal is three steps too far.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
I was kind of hoping he sprinted out his back door which happened to be on a state line and then mailed his guns back to his house, just to try to cover everything.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Because the problem is asymmetric: the attacker only needs to find one hole at one time. The defender has to be flawless forever.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Someone call T. Boone Pickens and the Greenwash Boys!
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Oh duh, thanks for the reminder.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
What did you do with the bathwater?
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by tclancy 5mo ago
There are apps that capture noises over a certain threshold, write them to disk and make it easy to review them?
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Plants can help somewhat.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
You can tell by the sneakers.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Oh, I have really, really good news for you specifically then!
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Yes! I have had unfettered access to it via a couple employers and the Illusion of Choice is real. The best thing they could do (for users like me, not sure if this is true for the majority) would be to go back to being a curator of quality
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by tclancy 5mo ago
>harder to maintain over the long run. First off, this is begging the question. Second, if you never get to a point where you need to maintain something, who won?
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Have you seen me work?
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by tclancy 5mo ago
I once built a Chrome extension to play this audio ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8itH10OFc8 ), encoded as base64 in the extension, on certain UI interactions on a sports site. I did it all by my big self. Should I be pro
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by tclancy 5mo ago
>I'd agree that apartheid was bad At least we have finally settled that. >I'm guessing the kind of ideology that accompanies literal filled stadiums shouting "kill the boer farmer" is not so far fetched from the ki
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by tclancy 5mo ago
If you're asking me to rate things on a scale where human freedom comes behind some economic measure, you are asking the wrong person. On edit: it would be nice when these GOTCHAs are offered, if the offerer stopped and asked themselve
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by tclancy 5mo ago
I am crap with physics but was going to say I think the last 50+ years of speaker development has been about making them less a microphone than they inherently are.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
This was the direct inspiration for Total Football: to find harmony with the pitch.
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by tclancy 5mo ago
Ah! I have no answer for it, but am happy, Virgil-like, to now have a theory why the same stupid, obvious "Costco" spam from an @gmail.com address keeps showing up in my inbox no matter how many I mark as spam.

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