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Comment #23674656
Pretty much. There’s no big secret. Just a bunch of uncomfortable hard work to not ship junk and get everyone on the same page. It helps that title for product managers is “Vice Pr…
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Comment #23673425
Don’t take the downvotes personally. The censors are part of our societal problem.
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Comment #23665599
Historically speaking perceived government overreach is followed by backlash of some sort. In life, we’re all playing the long game. I question the wisdom of some of the health ord…
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Comment #23665497
This submission seems to have been censored; it has fallen off the front page of HN. I signed up for Parler. It seems refreshingly welcoming to me. That might be problematic for th…
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Comment #23618674
Millions of preventable deaths? Do you have a source handy? I’m wondering how that aligns with the latest data.
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Comment #23618560
Wow, how can we be more like Italy?
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Comment #23583020
This post seems controversial to the community based on voting. I’m wondering how it does not contribute to the discussion. It seems like an obvious statement? Am I wrong in thinki…
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Comment #23532421
I worked at Apple. I don’t remember but I’m pretty sure perf just sucked, and I’m guessing there weren’t enough people to deal with it. Like, you are giving way too much credit to …
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Comment #23524266
Can imagine a lot of folks simply don’t want to see these here, which is understandable, but I’m personally curious what the HN crowd thinks. Maybe once in a while is okay.
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Comment #23524148
A reasonable crane operator would hopefully call for help and not push it to the limit. Personally, I’m not convinced cops need to go for a 100% apprehension rate all the time no m…
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Comment #23522033
It’s darkly funny seeing TSA agents pulling out water bottles, which may be filled with highly volatile liquid explosives, and chucking them five or six feet on a parabolic traject…
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Comment #23511303
It’s basically a pull request. There are going to be mistakes and changes. You can pull it and run it yourself if you’d like, but don’t say it’s shipped until it lands on master.
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Comment #23510790
What’s the link between “everyone has a way to pay” and “hospitals won’t overbill”?
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Comment #23504462
Perhaps high bandwidth costs deter undesirable customers or usecases? A slight restatement of your idea. Just speculation.
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Comment #23503508
Has a snap back happened anywhere else in the world? While the unknown is scary, in this case it seems like we can look to our neighbors at home and abroad for comfort.
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Comment #23503264
What’s the timescale? What “teeth” do the laws need? How do you manage the phenomenon of psychological reactance? Asking because while the theory may be sound, translation isn’t a …
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Comment #23502294
They can. Public officials spreading damaging falsehoods may violate the fourth, fifth, and sixth amendments. I believe that is the issue being discussed.
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Comment #23501505
I believe the issue today is that the police are causing violence against the people with little power in our political system. To those people the distinction you are making is wi…
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Comment #23501417
Nah people who get hurt don’t benefit. One side is organized like a military with command stations and ranks like captain and lieutenant, while the other is just people marching be…
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Comment #23491296
That appears to be the opinion of our impartial health officials, yes.
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Comment #23451340
Unarmed police in other countries seem to handle those situations just fine.
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Comment #23334543
It’s editorial conduct. EO looks fantastic. I don’t support Donald Trump, but I support this action.
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Comment #23308004
The “paid leave” money comes from paying you less when you’re not on leave. Little industry secret I guess.
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Comment #23307985
Are those numbers directly comparable? The US figure is “in the past month” for “under five years old” and the European figure is “in the past year” and “under 16 years old.” Havin…