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maicro

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    Comment #41813127

    Hmm, I'm not saying it's a good idea, but what about a daemon that keeps a symlinked version of the entire jira environment up to date? So you have one jira-as-filesystem that's th…

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    Comment #41734982

    Off-topic except that it's about gumroad - does anyone know of a proper abuse submission address or form for gumroad? I've received two spam emails from them in the past week, wher…

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    Comment #41699961

    That's one of the difficult things when dealing with any sort of conspiracy theory or major discussion about fundamental issues with government - there _are_ significant issues, so…

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    Comment #41671026

    Yeah, I'll just throw this here seeing as the other main thread on here is so long - his website _is_ wild, and I'm not prepared or willing to go through and figure out where all w…

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    Comment #41670855

    From the linked article: "Vanilla OS also checks for system updates weekly, by default. Users can change this to daily, weekly, or never if they choose. To minimize any impact on t…

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    Comment #41670415

    You may be interested in the youtube channel Project Farm then - I don't know if he's specifically tested Wiha screwdrivers, but Wiha performed well in his recent pliers test video…

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    Comment #41658289

    "No, 'c_water' means 'clean_water', it has nothing to do with the temperature, so that's why you got burnt; also 'gray water' has nothing to do with a positional encoding scheme, a…

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    Comment #41627154

    I was going to add on here that I thought electricity prices might be cheaper as well - I swear I saw recently some EU country was basically fully powered by renewable energy for s…

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    Comment #41627009

    Another guess - just comparing Linode and OVHCloud quickly, my guess is that Linode focuses more on multi-VPS systems, while OVHCloud has a larger fleet of dedicated servers. If yo…

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    Comment #41601864

    All valid points, but I will say services don't help in this situation - I received an email from @redditmail.com recently, which is real and part of reddit but feels off on first …

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    Comment #41591757

    Yeah, too recent to understand (though I've also been out of the loop a bit) - so thank you, that's...a good one.

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    Comment #41591525

    Absolutely all valid points. I will say (because you specifically pointed out you haven't checked - I do enjoy clear and honest communication online) that Obsidian at least deals w…

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    Comment #41523112

    That's one of the benefits of the body cams - it protects the police from false accusations while it protects the citizens from abuse. Your point about "absolutely highest impossib…

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    Comment #41520840

    You might like Notion, Obsidian or similar note taking apps - using it as basically a stream-of-consciousness tool, recording what you've tested, those notes you mentioned, but als…

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    Comment #41520759

    Not trolling or attacking, but - how would criminals use higher standards of behavior to harass police? I don't propose to have any magic solutions or great insights, but if there'…

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    Comment #41383407

    I do love how just about every place that site is mentioned, even Google search results, it's in the format "X (formerly Twitter)".

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    Comment #41379088

    Just make sure to not leave it in the driveway and it'll be fine.

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    Comment #41323895

    For those who don't know the current records well, from Wikipedia[0]: The men's world record is 9.58 seconds, set by Jamaica's Usain Bolt in 2009, while the women's world record is…

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    Comment #41312338

    Also, piezoelectric motors are a thing - sure, they're super tiny and for specific purposes (very fine movement), but beyond the fact that they use electricity to generate the vibr…

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    Comment #41310258

    I had a similar comment so I'll just add-on here - jitter definitely is a huge issue. If an interface is _consistently_ slow you know to slow down, space out actions and wait for v…

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    Comment #41290770

    I played around with a Markov generator many years ago, trained on the corpus of everything I had ever said in a specific IRC channel. The resulting messages were pretty interestin…

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    Comment #41290723

    Because I trust a random HN commenter more than what I can find on Google easily these days (though I did still search first of course)... why will they be a brick at the end of th…

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    Comment #41258791

    That could probably be called a Heisenbug[0]: A bug that disappears or alters its behavior when one attempts to probe or isolate it. Though it depends on the cause - as others in t…

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    Comment #41184868

    Based on the intonation, I'm guessing it's a "loyalty" card - it tracks your purchases, unlocks some level of default discounts, and will often accrue points you can then use for v…

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    Comment #41100306

    "Also, if I don’t make the library async, less people on Hacker News will be mad at me, and that’s a number that should always go up, not down." - [insert some witty comment about …