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Comment #44048331
This is really impressive! Great job. One small piece of feedback… There were a couple times where I asked to learn something, and it asked me to repeat a phrase back, which was gr…
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Comment #40588291
That's just the Leonhart. There are a number of other manufacturers that are approved for various types of tournaments including Tornado, which is most common in US tournaments and…
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Comment #40588276
Official tables can have either style. There are quite a few tables that are considered tournament grade by the various table soccer associations, including ITSF (I think at least …
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Comment #40518033
Factoring work into independent modules that are owned by teams does not preclude active and vigorous collaboration. It just means you don't need a giant list of approvals or manua…
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Comment #40517762
Oh dear, he got me. try { if (document.referrer) { const ref = new URL(document.referrer); if (ref.host === 'news.ycombinator.com') { window.location.href = 'https://en.wikipedia.o…
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Comment #40514789
A couple things: * The guidance is to allow teams to do work independently in parallel, not give them no direction or strategy of what to work on. Without small discreet teams that…
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Comment #40506089
Coda Hale's "work is work" is my favorite analysis of this topic, because of its focus on axiomatic mathematical upper bounds on productivity and how you can avoid hitting them: ht…
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Comment #39265705
Met my wife of now 13 years at age 30 via a group dinner put together by a mutual friend. A good friend of mine just met the love of her life at age 39 via online dating. Don't str…
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Comment #38121398
That was also my first thought (injection all the way down), but doesn't this reduce the problem to enforcing simple character escaping?
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Comment #36702389
The article indicates that it was 841's mother who was likely fed by humans. 841 was born in captivity and care was taken to prevent human association: The pup was raised by her mo…
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Comment #30961195
I had a major issue with Bank of America that I could not get any support on. I filed a CFPB complaint and was directly contacted by a representative the next day who solved my pro…
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Comment #22331570
When a developer wanted to build a 5 story condo building on an entire block across the street from the SF property I've owned for the last ten years, many of my neighbors opposed …
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Comment #22331519
It's a fair point. What makes Lafayette a good place to build without increasing sprawl or traffic that it is right on a BART line. "More of everything" should probably be caveated…
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