whoknowsidont

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by whoknowsidont 4mo ago
That source isn't even able to directly lay out the claim, it spends 5 paragraphs IMPLYING Krugman changed his position for hand-wavy political reasons. But lacks any direct evidence that he actually did so. It misquotes things and rea
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by whoknowsidont 4mo ago
Landlords are the least productive class in society, and it's not even close in terms of ranking.
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U.S. Treasury will have to borrow $2T this year just to continue functioning(fortune.com)
22 points by whoknowsidont 5mo ago|10 comments
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by whoknowsidont 6mo ago
>choose those who have graduated from tier-1 institutions. University degrees mean nothing at the end of the day. It means everything for YC's model. YC does not care about the software. They care about the founders. YC's mod
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by whoknowsidont 6mo ago
This thread is going to use very dressed up and lofty language discussing the issue, in order for the express purpose of dancing around the fundamental issue here. Y Combinator as a concept, and all of its "children" are rotten to
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
What is there to learn? If anything developers are still the one's training and enhancing the models by giving them more feedback cycles and what works and what doesn't.
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
You are misusing some of those words and I'm not even sure how to interpret them even with a hefty dose of good-faith reading. The report is not premature and it's not premature to comment on them. Can you clearly and explicitly s
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
It's not premature. Every single expert in this field has warned about these issues since even ~2012 days when these types of platforms were being publicly discussed. This is an expected and understood result given the hardware and sof
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
lol at the parent comment being flagged. Being factual is really problematic on this site, ain't it?
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/comments/1ry2kwr/the_moment... Exciting stuff!
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
I think this perspective has resolutely been debunked at this point. The government has historically, routinely, consistently, solved problems more complex than cloud computing. The only way you'd think otherwise is if you had some oth
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
Nope. It's definitely directed at the comment employing troll truisms. Trying to masquerade your motivations with words that mean something is a trick as old as time, but this one is pretty blatant ;). If you're capable of doing i
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
How dishonest or stupid do you have to be to make this comment?
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
Basically a reflection of the average intelligence in the U.S.
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
>I carefully explained the reality of the situation No you didn't, because it's not factual lol.
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by whoknowsidont 7mo ago
The time you spent writing this comment you could have been googling. I know it's within HN's nature to be contrarian for the sake of being contrarian but this is absurd.
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by whoknowsidont 8mo ago
I'm not debating it... we're not debating it. You're having it explained to you. >If I go by my experience That would be the very definition of a bubble.
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by whoknowsidont 8mo ago
https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/
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by whoknowsidont 8mo ago
>I don't buy this. It's not really debatable. Git flow came about because of SVN / CVS practices and was the first and for many still is THE branching model they use. >Yet all of us have been using Git for ages You say
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by whoknowsidont 8mo ago
> but I think git-flow was popular largely because of the catchy name and catchy diagram. It was because Git showed up in the era of SVN / CVS where those branching models were created because of the uh... let's just call it te
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by whoknowsidont 8mo ago
Nope. Gitflow is not trunk based development.
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by whoknowsidont 8mo ago
I mean good. The U.S. is currently run by a pedophile ring and has legitimate Nazi elements in its employ. Also O365 just sucks. We can do better. We've had better. Please stop using MS products and technology stacks.
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
No idea where you're going with that, other than it's another dipshit perspective lol.
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
This is a pretty dipshit take.
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
You didn't link me to the thing that we are discussing. You linked me to a current financial report, that of course just lists the tolls. Do you understand how bonds are issued? But, since you're seemingly in Texas and are complet
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
Windows 2000 was a bug riddled, poorly architected punching bag for malware. Things definitely went up-hill AFTER Windows 2000. What on earth would cause someone to say Windows 2000 was a good release? It wasn't even a good release whe
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
I've never called ahead or anything like that. There are a fair amount of people using them on the weekends, as far as I've seen. There is one school that definitely is gated off, but that's because it's near a major poi
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
>I have for the toll roads I drive on. Link me so I can draw some circles for you. > to argue it's funded primarily, originally through tax dollars Do you know how bonds work? It's an isomorphic operation. A state entity is
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
why did you ignore my other statements that expressly address this "viewpoint." The bonds are issued either by the authority itself or some other agency expressly delegated to issue those bonds. The accounting is done EXPRESSLY wi
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by whoknowsidont 9mo ago
Have you tried? I've certainly been able to. And I'm definitely not alone in having used those facilities. I've used them personally and for ad-hoc sport events (lacrosse isn't exactly popular in the area I'm in rig

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