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Comment #38713309
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Comment #38712398
I kind of assume the opposite problem. If you start with code and then add testing and documentation you may never committed to leave broken things to maintain otherwise inconsiste…
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Comment #38711999
Imagine you lower the manufacturing cost of the most popular beverage ten fold. How much less do restaurants charge for the drink?
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Comment #38701553
If the point is continued legal meaning then it would be better to digitally publish in any way that allows distributed verification of the record as what was published and not cha…
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Comment #38700954
In a consumer context it seems pretty harmless compared to the manipulation by design of the profit driven side in B2C or even B2B transactions. I thought the article was going to …
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Comment #38676726
I'd don't really see a difference between sending an email to a list or to a maintainer. Maybe that's an argument for not adding and adapting to unnecessary concepts like a web bas…
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Comment #38676242
Use something like Anki for spaced repetition during these short times and use other time to do more in depth work and add cards.
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Comment #38676122
I don't think the world would be a very ecologically diverse place if all continents were as domesticated as Europe. When we argue that Africa, Asia and South America should protec…
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Comment #38655999
Any level of random sampling is a serious concern for a conglomerate like P&G with both many products and high volume. Negasmart may be able to sell for years at a substantial volu…
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Comment #38655718
The regulators seem a bit condescending about other countries. Given everything I've heard about US import and food controls the manufacturer may have intentionally chosen the US s…
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Comment #38632484
You just need a lesson in "nonduelism".
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Comment #38617460
Might backfire by forcing Russia to simplify their tax system which aside from economic gains could also free up thousands of accountants for the front line.
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Comment #38617061
Refusing to hire the workers of partners would be a worse problem. But their offer sounded a lot to me like they were presuming access to salary information, etc. In a proper syste…
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Comment #38607055
As per the article, clawbacks. Even "Pauls" that Bernie didn't talk into reinvesting were threatened with clawbacks of their fake earnings.
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Comment #38605939
The difference seems too small not to rule out all sorts of things, but the general idea would be that you can't predict shorter/longer for one minor change, so the average of samp…
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Comment #38603084
I'm not sure suburban and rural problems are as relevant as density in an apartment building. You can add APs, etc, but you can't stop collisions with neighbors.
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Comment #38594769
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26081208
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Comment #38591855
Inventing new things who cares, but for existing key sequences its a problem even if the new sequence would have been better. Imagine when some of these soft cars start adding powe…
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Comment #38574348
Companies usually do the name change correctly.. This is more like the artist who should always have been referred to as Prince. Telling people about the other name isn't an update…
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Comment #38562900
The de-google issue is Google's proprietary play/Gapps setup which expects to have higher privileges and sells itself as nicer APIs and cloud services to app developers. Many apps …
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Comment #38561007
Bring us some fresh wine, the freshest you've got!
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Comment #38537634
It looks like twitter has about twice the global users as in 2013, but there are like twice the internet users globally than in 2013 and ~5 countries make up half their users.. So …
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Comment #38537216
Nonetheless, the article's examples sound like clearly attributable job specific cancer risks. Cancer decades later from lots of longterm sitting are harder to account and probably…