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   by tinktank 8y ago

   Great project!
2. 182.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   Very cool. Did you write this yourself? How long did it take?
3. 183.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   IMO nagging, scolding, etc only serves to motivate people to get you off their back, not to become better.
4. 184.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   Nice work. What's your stack and did you do the site design yourself? It's quite nice.
5. 185.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   How are you different from wasmtime?
6. 186.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   But wasn't the Atom a copy of the MIPS? I was under the impression MIPS did it first but ARM did it better?
7. 187.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   Good on you. I might ask for some lottery ticket numbers at some point :)
8. 188.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   Damn. How do I get into venture? I'm ecking out a living as a chief architect.
9. 189.▲
   by tinktank 8y ago

   What are you doing that you have a take-home of $500K?
10. 190.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    I use bash because I'm incredibly familiar with it and know it inside out. Do you have any alternative you'd recommend?
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    Ask HN: What tool to use for building a Linux app installer?

    5 points by tinktank 8y ago|3 comments
12. 192.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    Sorry, I should point out the $200K includes my day job. From this gig it's about $50K
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    Came across some reddit posts saying there's good money to be made -- found a niche that seemed underserved and started banging out the stories. It's hard work but if you get a following and have a style your readers like it beco
14. 194.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    I sell erotic stories online through Amazon Kindle. Made more than $200K last year but it's hard on the imagination
15. 195.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    How is this different from UML?
16. 196.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    I don't understand your comment about ethnicity. Are they all one ethnicity now?
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    The same country that will not lift a finger to stop money laundering from around the globe, being used a the basis for offshore tax havens, and non-dom shenanigans will quickly do tax to the hilt.
18. 198.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    Well, that's me done. I live on Cortisol.
19. 199.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    How do you propose to enforce such laws?
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    How long after switching from sleep deprivation to a normal sleep cycle did it take for things to improve? I've been sleeping 5-6 hours for 10+ years and recently moved to 8 hours of sleep a night but it's been a month and I&#x27
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    Wow, that's an interesting point. The UK will still allow commonwealth and EU citizens to vote in some elections but the Turdy's (Tory's) are trying to get the laws changed to prevent that for precisely the same reason you s
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    I agree with your comment but am unsure what is the point you're trying to make? My point was that these techniques might be used to later disenfranchise immigrants, legal or otherwise.
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    Nowhere in my previous comment does it say that I'm opposed to lack of privacy in public so I'm not sure how to respond to your comment -- that's not my issue. My issue is that someone shouldn't be targeted for monitori
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    I will sound jaded and trite when I say this but if you want to understand American decisions (corporate or government) the most accurate thing to do is to follow the money. If you remember that point, it becomes quite simple that decision
25. 205.▲
    by tinktank 8y ago

    I'd be less opposed to it if it was equally applied to everyone and not just immigrants. It becomes another tool to disenfranchise, disable and disadvantage a subset of society.
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    Yup, if you're interested in a recent example look at Mellanox vs Starboard capital. We need to break out of the vice-grip Wall Street has on public companies. The Long Term Stock Exchange is one such initiative but I think co-operati
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    It's just another use-case for them I suppose. Interesting to see how, as tech companies become bigger, they go the same way as companies in all the other industries. I'm not surprised, but I am disappointed.
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    I thought you were making a humorous reference to the comment trashing dropbox when it was shown on hn.
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    Because for "normal" (non-technical people) security is: - Hard - Tedious - Error prone - Difficult to understand - Annoying Most people have a rough enough time using their technology to understand security, and even when they do
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    by tinktank 8y ago

    I see what you did there