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"I'm looking for a guy who does drywall." "Sorry, I specialize in lath and plaster."

looks like whoops http://filp.github.io/whoops/

"I tried creating an Electron app with Widevine support and Google won't let me."

From the modern, multiracial American perspective, yes that would be xenophobic.

So, basically cryptocurrency needs to be a currency.

Excessive acceleration is already written into state speed laws.

There's a difference between anti-college and anti-intellectual discussion.

No, you've just asked me to not have differing opinions. Of course, when it's convenient for others to express theirs in similar language, as long as it's not the wrong opinion, it…

The whole thing is a bullshit joke to begin with; it's always a complaint about diversity in jobs perceived to have status, but never jobs that are not. No complaints about diversi…

GANs are fascinating, but I'd love to see a post-processing effect that removes some of the pixel fringe created during GAN composition.

Immediately checked out when it mentioned blockchain.

It's fairly rational to point out that the market is overvalued at the moment to begin with. If anything, I'd expect some big losses in that 5% median if economic pressures leave p…

It's just the wrong audience altogether.

Better yet, here's an idea, if you don't like it, don't upvote articles talking about physics on HN. Perhaps to you, I'm the equivalent of Twitter dribble from the masses. What a s…

Spare me your thinly veiled insult and learn some modesty; my kid sister doesn't need to know how blockchains work to know that a bunch of guys running GPUs in their garages and in…

As a layman from a distance, it seems like string theory is to physics what technical analysis is to finance, or Bitcoin to tech. A total joke; but many people seem to put stock in…

Yes, and it's a linear effort that compounds making asset development in particular much more expensive. For instance, if you have 300 major assets in a game, and one of them takes…

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Steinbeck#Disputed

"And finance professors Jay Ritter and William Schwert have shown that if you had spread a total of only $1,000 across every IPO in January 1960, at its offering price, sold out at…

nitrix isn't referring to the other features, simply the concept of reliability over UDP to minimize overhead. The games industry has been using this concept for decades for effici…

I wonder why they're all going public right around now.

Enterprise IRC that people actually want to use and will pay for. B2B is incredibly lucrative if you cater to large organizations' risk needs. That being said, I'm sure the valuati…

"From 1980 through 2001, if you had bought the average IPO at its first public closing price and held on for three years, you would have underperformed the market by more than 23 p…