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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
It seems to me like someone with few points is least likely to understand a solution to a duplicate of their problem.. I don't really see the harm in linking it and still letting people answer or comment on the proxied solution. SE spe
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I would prefer to have u2f devices but be able to trust some tokens from friends and family without having to have them present at every registration, kind of like having a spare key with someone for every lock. I guess I'm not really
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
Many people mention they avoid commenting on downvoted questions for fear of the wrath of the asker. People seem to feel differently about close voting, perhaps since they are collected and presented as a group. I don't really get the
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
> A good analogy would be a GC in construction. Yes, and a GC is very much on the hook, dealing with communication and looking to make as much as any subcontractor on the project even if that is by taking a small percentage from each. If
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think the point was a low participation system relative to the web as a whole has meant systems where many bloggers accumulatad less than a withdraw transaction fee each. Aside from that, they need all the bother of registration. I'm
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
In my market, most consultants bill the customer directly and pay 20% of the first 2 years to each other as finding fee for introducing a new customer. When they subcontract in the fashion you suggest, it is more about keeping the relations
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think they have very few candidates because of the ethical issues, for example nearly no one in the US wants to complete an upper degree because they don't want to be exploited. To put it differently, poor ethics is possibly a necess
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I'm not really looking to justify it. I think fish rots from the head and it's time to either buckle down to real rules for credit or stop doing multi-author papers in this fashion. Hollywood has a credit format.. programmers have
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
Yes, but I actually think primary authors in title actually being grant proposal writers and middle managers is far more destructive to academia itself. I think it is the norm that a lot of people get primary credit on papers for doing what
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I don't think any of these are from generic terms from within their trade.
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
If by quoting this you are saying good faith applies to article sources as much as to other HN members then I think that guideline could be clearer.
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I'm afraid you aren't jaded enough. For medications under patent, it really doesn't matter if the standard dose is 10mg or 100mg, the standard dose will have the chosen price. Since they sometimes have to sell both dosages at
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
So if all gun deaths in the UK since 1990 were also in the last month then the 2 systems are converging?
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I'm not sure that is worse. A vast majority of the primary source web has no in page ads as it is things like orgs talking about their own products. If I could reliably filter the entire ad funded web from my search results on the basi
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
It claims to ban your Google account on all or part of the service, where that service is presumably YouTube. I would consider that wording a step away from destroying other Google properties to protect the YouTube bathwater. But I doubt th
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I have to agree, for example, there are many things about programming and getting a non-academic job that I have learned from watching programming videos and many things at a higher academic level or for contributing to a codebase that I ha
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I have to agree with the OP, if something is primarily text oriented then it probably is more efficient to learn it using a great deal of text. The whole learning styles thing is not really something that should be perpetuated: https:&#x2F
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I don't get why this is written in the past tense or treated as something that ended when one special program ended in the article. The US started demanding denaturing or taxes in 1909, made it deadly during prohibition, but the US sti
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
While I agree with you on the other points, I think if trying vaping is largely displacing trying cigarettes then it's fair to compare it to smoking. If vaping were as harmful but less addictive or more addictive but not harmful, then
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think it's a good point that these "ends justify the means approach" arguments and ultimatums are fully sanctioned by society irregardless of evidence that those who don't change their behavior end up more self destruc
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
The photo of a Clinton is also a prime example of left party gone center-right based on support from the billionaires and the (rest of the 4%). Since the US has a FPTP system, the first layer of fighting is for both party nominations and is
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think Google is going with pleasing the user in this case. If I have a passing interest and finally come back years later, I have no interest in following rebranding history to figure out this isn't yet another cheap copy, if Google
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
It could be the normal assert of continued non-accountability.. But they also might want to fail more than the politicians want to choose a non-nationalist policy. I would expect they miss the days when they had just enough white hat cred
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
That's silly, I've worked in a closed source community with cross company stakeholders and we had no trouble understanding we weren't open source Scotsmen. Sentry seems to know this too, and this unnotable change is strangely
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
A product can get additional licenses and members of a community can move to a fork under the additional license.. But as far as community, it's a little like going to a party only to discover it is a church meeting. Once or twice misc
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think there is 24/7 user support and very different software consultant like support and AWS can't actually provide the latter even on a product they control. I don't really get what these growth startups are supposed to be
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
Not technically on call, yet it takes about 20 minutes to get through the corporate officer titles on an enterprise bridge, making it hard to complete the reboot sequence within the Platinum response time.
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
There's less and less work where you can be tired and productive. There is either a customer watching you, a great deal of variety in the task or a machine with a quickly falling TCO after your job first.
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
It still sounds sketchy since it sounds like your data is maintained at a 3rd party for a purpose that is not intended (unrelated to your care) on the idea that you may one day opt-in to the unintended use.
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
True, but I'm actually saying that poverty is being defined to allow resource savings to trickle up so you had a healthier and more sustainable life at the poverty line a decade ago than today.

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