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urda
4y ago
Downvotes because another user disagreed with a tweet after they made a fair attempt to reproduce the issue? That's not the spirit of HN.
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urda
4y ago
I did not realize this / check this. I had made the assumption of latest macOS and-what-have-you. I however, cannot setup that environment right now.
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urda
4y ago
This is also true! I just can't replicate it, and another user ( leodriesch ) pointed out they may be a few versions behind. That's not something I can replicate right now.
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urda
4y ago
I cannot replicate this, I believe the twitter use got hooked on a red herring here. To be fair anything anti-apple is a quick way to get clicks.
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urda
4y ago
Kinda neat, thanks.
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urda
5y ago
What value does your suggestion have here? I think you might be placing way too much value on a blog post.
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urda
5y ago
And yet they are causing the majority of issues.
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urda
5y ago
Yeah I ended up with my own variant from here as well many moons ago: .PHONY: help help: # Show this help screen @ack '^[a-zA-Z_-]+:.*?# .*$$' $(MAKEFILE_LIST) |\ sort -k1,1 |\ awk 'BEGIN {FS = ":
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urda
5y ago
Yeah it seems this would be easy to parse, but I have also seen things like: USERNAME at that Googly Maily Thing and other "creative" ways to hide it. I just know if I put an e-mail out on the web, I usually have it as a "mai
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urda
5y ago
Are bots not prepared to just decode this instead?
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urda
5y ago
See prior post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29810046
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urda
5y ago
> Absolutely pointless My logs and firewall greatly disagree. Please avoid comments on HN like this where it boxes solutions into a "my way or the highway" result, when it has been demonstrated to you here it's not "A
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urda
5y ago
The prepared selfie-stick was a really awful look. I couldn't' believe what I was seeing.
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urda
5y ago
While they were annoying to deal with, took up a lot of space, and had fixed configurations... I do miss me some ribbon cables
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urda
5y ago
I enjoy seeing and reading these historic texts and initial documents tremendously. So great seeing how everything has been built up since.
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urda
5y ago
Even then people can surprise you beyond that. At one of the earlier startups I was involved with I had worked closely with another developer. When said startup fell apart and the group of us all went our different ways, I got a warning fro
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urda
5y ago
> your opportunity cost is 0. This is not true, and paints an unfair and unrealistic viewpoint.
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urda
5y ago
> How the fuck is this a strawman? Annnnnd we're done here. You never wanted a discussion you just thought you had a "got them" moment, which never occurred. You can be civil when you get called out in the future thanks.
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urda
5y ago
https://weartv.com/news/local/florida-man-acquitted-of-shoot... Literally yes? Can you drop the strawman and whataboutism in an attempt to derail things and maybe focus on the discussion at hand?
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urda
5y ago
Nothing you posted there is true, you didn't follow the case did you? There is nothing illegal with him living on a state line like that and traveling. He also did not cross any border with a firearm. He also traveled less distance tha
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urda
5y ago
> There is a reason more civilized countries have decided that the state should have the monopoly on violence There are only two kinds of individuals that argue someone shouldn't have the right to self defense or the right to keep a
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urda
5y ago
Sorry, self defense is a right no matter what isle of the political spectrum you land on. Arguing otherwise here, means you A) didn't follow the case or B) are arguing in bad faith. BOTH of these options do not make for a good look on
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urda
5y ago
I would rather them take the time to get this right, than potentially launch new hardware that flops and slaps them in the face.
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urda
5y ago
RSS always reminds me of how much I missed losing Google Reader and all that.
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urda
5y ago
Absolutely, we do not need politics seeping into every single thread everywhere. Readers: HN is not the time or place for this.
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urda
5y ago
I generally enjoy picking up new languages. It's always a chance to see how other language designers worked around common programming tasks. It's also great because you get exposed to an entire set of tools that may be unfamiliar
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urda
5y ago
The world is rapidly being consumed by ARM, it will be interesting to see how this plays out from hardware offered on market, to what devs are targeting when conducting builds.
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urda
5y ago
There was nothing misleading about that quote, and you're literally one of the last people I'll listen to on here for telling me how to send points across. You are arguing in bad faith if you truly believed that, and your reply co
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urda
5y ago
> world's richest people almost entirely from his own work This is a flat out lie, and we hear it a lot from Elon fan clubs as a soundbite as PR stunts for him. His fortunes have been built by abusing his workers and the conditions
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urda
5y ago
It just loaded here for me.
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