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Comment #15064594
No, that doesn't constitute implicit moral approval. We all understand that platforms and providers can't police each individual user. That's a concern about logistics, not moral c…
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Comment #15064412
They frame it as "imposition of morality" though the issue is broader than that, i.e. Breitbart's tendency to incitement and spreading disinformation. Crying "free speech" over iss…
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Comment #14860125
As someone who owns a couple rental units, the prospect of being a rent-seeking gentrifier or a slumlord
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Comment #14763227
Lmao, if you paid $10 you got ripped off.
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Comment #14605812
Genuinely lmao at the narrative that the taxi unions all got together and conspired against greener rides
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Comment #14604914
yeah, real shame that the unmitigated sexual harassment got in the way of their complete avoidance of regulations
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Comment #14412559
You send a message to [the person who can prove ownership of HN username 'perfmode']. c.f.: https://keybase.io/docs/kbfs Soon, you'll be able to throw data into /keybase/private/yo…
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Comment #14205987
Companies that grant options could fix this in a heartbeat by extending exercise windows; they choose not to do that. Nothing to do with AMT here. If AMT repeal would 'fix' stock o…
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Comment #14110952
Nothing says "normal demands of everyday life" like bouncing quarters off of bedsheets
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Comment #13972489
You'd... know if it was him. He'd, uh, have some choice words about Bomb Man.
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Comment #13968633
I was most surprised by this CEO who goes around messaging randoms on LinkedIn to start friendly conversations. Does that happen?
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Comment #13950312
70x faster? If Crystal gets its own port of Ruby on Rails, oh boy.
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Comment #13949961
If you're a tech company, and your stack is so tightly coupled to Amazon that it represents an existential threat to your server fleet, you were never going to make it anyway.
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Comment #13949935
Wal-Mart, probably. They bought Jet.com, which is effectively Amazon retail. I've tried it and it works just fine. Amazon's definitely the 900 lb gorilla of convenience, but the BA…
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Comment #13933303
Off the top of my head -- protobuf, thrift, avro, XML, lua tables, properties files, yaml.
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Comment #13933271
Heh, people sure to use it like it's the answer to everything, and "don't use it" stops being an option if you're writing to a JSON-based interface. JSON's fine if you don't have a…
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Comment #13925071
s/CIA/arbitrary third party/ Headline makes it sound like the Cisco routers come with a CIA SSH key baked in.
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Comment #13924995
facepalm Thanks.
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Comment #13924866
Yeah, private equity is a natural response to business failing in the wake of a bubble, but bubbles themselves are market distortions caused by insane valuations. Highlighting the …
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Comment #13924649
I'd almost pay a premium just to AVOID branding associations with Bono.
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Comment #13924606
All this needs is a "This is good for Bitcoin." and we've reached full success-fail.
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Comment #13899339
In that case, I guess we're just drawing from different glossaries. I've always heard "blocked" used to mean "can't execute because of something other threads are doing" regardless…
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Comment #13899051
In this post, I will summarize my understanding of a non-blocking (lock free) design of linked list data structure... The author conflates blocking with lock-free. Starvation is a …
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Comment #13899021
You realize you cherry-picked a snippet of my post, and then made the exact point I just made, which is: There aren't deadlocks, but there is still waiting and potential starvation…
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Comment #13899012
Oh god, "non-blocking" is even worse, no thanks to Javascripters. Lock-free data structures can wait, and can block if they deal with failed operations by spinlocking. The muddled …