uremog

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by uremog 11y ago
I agree, but I feel that HN in general thinks downvotes are for "I don't like what you said".
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by uremog 11y ago
For anyone wondering about the Hawaiian name: http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2013/12/31/258673819/... Keihanaikukauakahihulihe'ekahaunaele, pronounced as: KAY'-ee-hah-nah-EE&#
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by uremog 11y ago
Yet it may or may not be false.
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by uremog 11y ago
I recall Kinect had the same problems.
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by uremog 11y ago
Best life hack.
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by uremog 11y ago
The reality I see is that I had to select your text to even read it.
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by uremog 11y ago
>>> Is it common and expected ... In Japan, yes. Unpaid overtime is still normal, though the government is trying to cut back on it via laws, etc. As far as the other questions go, idk. But you hear about things like negative po
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by uremog 11y ago
Or even: that's not a violation ... well then make it one!
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by uremog 11y ago
At least it's convenient...
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by uremog 11y ago
Sounds like a perfect job for a red light camera though.
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by uremog 11y ago
Frankly, I think that makes it an even better name.
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by uremog 11y ago
I never see QRs in the US, but they're all over the place in Japan. Not sure how much they get used still.
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by uremog 11y ago
Maybe they should go for Warcraft?
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by uremog 11y ago
I admit I didn't RTA, but people keep saying things like, "Uber had placed a long-term order"...
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by uremog 11y ago
Nothing. This is not some kind of mandate. What the general public gets out of it is that, for sites nice enough to use it, the viewer will know why they cannot view something. The alternative is for them to not know why.
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by uremog 11y ago
Most commenters seem to be assuming that he took his original criteria seriously and the result happened to be one that some people found offensive. I think that's assuming the best. Meanwhile, those offended seem to be assuming the
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by uremog 11y ago
But aren't they talking about the games as they apply to computers?
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by uremog 11y ago
That could be true, but according to some articles I was reading at the time (sorry no src), the nature of their engine is that you cannot determine just how strong it is by playing one game because it plays to "just win", and not
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by uremog 11y ago
In my experience, most Asian* parents do not want that for their kids. (*by that I mean Asian culture Asians, not American culture Asians)
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by uremog 11y ago
But... but it's in HD now! I think I'll wait for Asacol 4k.
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by uremog 11y ago
That and it's a very nice report to read. Very understandable.
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by uremog 11y ago
Not knowing anything about this, it sounds like that's probably true, but even your description makes it seem much more likely to happen in a startup.
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by uremog 11y ago
They will soon declare that it's a "symbol" and be henceforth known as "The company formerly known as Uber".
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by uremog 11y ago
I thought it was an old Chinese coin :(
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by uremog 11y ago
Close enough!
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by uremog 11y ago
This is exactly why amateur athletes cannot take money for their wins/etc. Because as soon as they do, they are professionals by definition.
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by uremog 11y ago
Thank you, I was wondering why this was such a thick line.
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by uremog 11y ago
My form here needs my recruiter's salary before I can move on.
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by uremog 11y ago
I get that it's fraud. People who want to be fraudulent will be testing this though. What if it were a less clear number - 20,000 times? 5,000 times? All it takes is one musician with a friend who has even limited coding experience t
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by uremog 11y ago
How many times is an artist allowed to play their own song before it's considered fraud though?

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