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sezna
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Comment #38588816
I would not like to have to concern myself with exposing government-compliant APIs when coding any arbitrary tool...the free market can reward good development.
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Comment #30224039
a physically large head, shaped similarly to a stereotypical alien head
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Comment #28197761
Yeah, my middle school wood shop teacher was a “coach” and we called him coach. Don’t think he coached any school sports though.
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Comment #28195114
> I thought high school shop class no longer exists. anecdata: I graduated high school in 2015 and had woodshop, auto shop, and metal shop classes. Also welding, and, for what it i…
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Comment #27835310
Rust is an active and growing community, and there are a lot of software engineers here who are interested in how the sausage is made. I can think of two solid reasons I like to kn…
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Comment #27793841
Texan anecdata: I rarely saw coal rolling when I drove my Tacoma. Then, in 2013, I got a Prius. This has been happening to me ever since.
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Comment #26260413
Quote from the movie Margin Call.
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Comment #25665865
they recently disbanded the homeless camp on the Burke Gilman, near UW under the bridge, after it burned down accidentally. That was really the only major one actually close to the…
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Comment #23207511
it is intended to be read as “expect this to work”, or “expect this isn’t an error”
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Comment #22542153
I'm not a stats expert, and this is a genuine question rather than an accusation. I notice on the "graphs" page, the trends look very close to perfect exponential curves when China…
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Comment #22446419
I didn’t realize anybody here was having trouble understanding it. It looks like regular English but with no pronouns.
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Comment #22258801
Not the OP but what system are you coming from? If JS, then TS is a great improvement. If anything else...probably not going to be a fun time.
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Comment #22151985
This claim is invalid. See my response here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22151968
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Comment #22151968
I did not see any links to any official government documents on that page. Indeed, I saw very little attribution for many claims. The article is fraught with cultural bias against …
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Comment #21800018
This is similar and in stock, if you’re okay assembling it. They have great build documentation. https://keeb.io/collections/keyboard-pcbs/products/quefrency...
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Comment #21715302
I vote and I protest, but yet those with money continue to corrupt the system. I feel much more like a victim of the system than a participant. How would you suggest a typical Amer…
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Comment #21357073
At least in the US, there is no Hyundai Maxima. Did you mean Nissan?
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Comment #21307251
This article feels disorganized. He switches context freely without alerting the reader. I cannot tell if it is an intentionally wistful style, or just disorganization. I’m curious…
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Comment #21234735
Judges are required to make decisions in many fields they have not been specifically trained in. If they were experts on every subject matter, there would be no need for lawyers, e…
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Comment #21166951
It is required in the states but could potentially limit results to include less low income/unemployed individuals. Almost any job will withhold income tax and send it off to the g…
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Comment #21147970
These conversations frequently devolve into semantic debates over what a cult is. Some Christian groups are definitely cults. There are some signs of a cult that usually involve he…
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Comment #21147435
When I lived in China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, it was no secret Falun Dafa (or Falun Gong — same thing) were nuts. They’re like the Scientology of Asia. Maybe a little weirder. They…
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Comment #20997901
Thanks. These look good.
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Comment #20997896
This is not usually the case. Initial resume reviews are often done by HR, some algorithm, or at least somebody who is not who you will actually be working with on the day-to-day. …