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akincisor

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    Comment #41713605

    See the history of Reddit. It was manually curated sock puppets before bots were viable, and now that bots are viable, I strongly believe the bulk of comments and posts in the popu…

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    Comment #40162566

    I've recently used a ruby script with a bunch of methods that I can configure with a few yaml files to generate a shell script which I can then run. Each run generates a timestampe…

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    Comment #39898947

    Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Yes (willing to come to office occasionally) Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Java, Scala, Ruby, Python, C++, SQL, No-SQL, GraphQL etc Resume: ht…

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    Comment #39556883

    So you're paying them to not fix a bug in their system, am I reading that right?

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    Comment #37216867

    The contract of the web is: - I ask for a resource - you give it to me - any linked resources (stylesheets, scripts, images etc) are up to me to request Therefore there is no "ethi…

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    Comment #36455158

    I made a simple one myself as a one file html app. https://gitlab.com/aksrikanth/flash-cards

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    Comment #34576295

    Think of what happens to a fluid when exposed to a vacuum. The water surrounding the vacuum instantly vaporizes and creates bubbles of water vapor. Then these small vacuum bubbles …

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    Comment #32769174

    Is there a firefox extension that can give me a GPT-3 summary of any given page? That would be super useful.

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    Comment #30591135

    I'm now wondering if there is a time in history when this would not be seen as a coincidence? Like a time when there was no crazy ruler.

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    Comment #24991574

    Uber and Lyft are betting that 7/8 threshold will never be hit organically, but they can buy a 7/8 share of the legislature ensuring that this measure can only develop in one direc…

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    Comment #24689808

    CSS is declarative and not imperative. A lot of people have issues with a different kind of programming. Also the "cascading" nature of CSS makes it hard to reason about.

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    Comment #23646568

    I love my Ricoh GR and bought it nearly 6 years ago. The camera is an amazing combination of an APS-C sized sensor in a pocketable form factor combined with a fixed focal length le…

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    Comment #23556716

    So any post that has "... a liberal amount..." or "... take the conservative approach ..." or "... replaced the right wing nut..." would be filtered. Political candidates also shar…

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    Comment #23198359

    If you've ever used a firecracker rocket it has solid fuel in exactly the same way. It just burns from the inside out (I think) to ensure that the rocket's center of gravity doesn'…

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    Comment #23182582

    Is it possible to have the hierarchical structure of tabs like in tree style tabs (so I can see which tab spawned which tabs)?

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    Comment #23117626

    Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF1mOTsYB0Q

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    Comment #22667451

    No one, not even those who love me, need to see my face in High Def.

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    Comment #22605771

    It would be a good choice to replace tablets that are used outside conference rooms to show the schedule and/or book the room.

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    Comment #22431202

    Also missing optimal placement of scarecrows for larger farms.

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    Comment #22411517

    The first time I was a new (post) grad and I didn't much like it and left for a startup within a year. I figured I'd give it another go with more experience, so the second time I w…

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    Comment #22409621

    This may have been true 15 years ago when they were a small company. Google now employs ~60K engineers and the majority of them are "Bog Standard". Disclosure: I worked at Google t…

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    Comment #21488391

    > Too little (PHP, JavaScript) is suboptimal, and too much (Scala, Haskell, Rust) is also suboptimal. I find myself thinking the exact opposite. When you want to do something quick…

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    Comment #21341669

    “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” ― G…

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    Comment #21220059

    I would really love if the system76 laptops had hardware kill switches for the camera and the microphone. If the camera switch also physically occludes the lens, that would be grea…

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    Comment #21117910

    Not necessarily true: https://www.livescience.com/24694-identical-twins-not-identi... paper (PDF) : https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Constantin_Polychronako...