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superswordfish
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Comment #12331657
I wrote a pretty decent reply to this, then realized that posting it here would be utterly self-defeating. The double standard you're pushing here is disgusting, and you know it. T…
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Comment #12330837
I am running Xubuntu on this thing and I hate it so much. Palm detection is so broken that even after tweaking Synaptics and trying libinput (customized it "perfectly" under Arch w…
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Comment #12330815
I think it is fair to say that greying is contrary to the customs of HN. Think about it -- one user's disagreement/disgust/whatever immediately renders a comment suspicious. That d…
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Comment #12330254
While we're on the topic, please eliminate downvoting, or at least the greying of text. It's antisocial and pointless. Edit: Point proven. Two upvotes and seven downvotes in 12 min…
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Comment #12327043
Fair enough, I found parent's comment flippant because it suggests that HashiCorp's generous open source work is popular due to some hype conspiracy.
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Comment #12325823
It doesn't take an expert sleuth to find things like https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/tags/case-study.html , so your "does anybody _actually_ use the HashiCorp stack" comes across pr…
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Comment #12325810
Your limited, proprietary, paid tool? Yea...
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Comment #12320221
GitHub never would have had that problem in the first place if :+1: were not so easy to do. There's no reason to make emoji part of GitHub flavored markdown or for it to be an auto…
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Comment #12320144
Not quite, it's difficult to avoid using votes as a heuristic for post quality. A reader's first impression of a heavily downvoted comment is negative. It encourages groupthink, do…
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Comment #12319812
Best unintended consequence of GitHub adding comment "reactions" is the redditification of discussions (thumbs up/down brigading). Lovely.
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Comment #12284180
I ran a setup like this for several years but rejected/spam foldered emails were always a pain, plus a well-appointed mail host uses a fair bit of memory. I use Google mail now. It…
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Comment #12283507
Not all software requires the same degree of rigor in design and implementation. Software has bugs, but it sounds like you'd prefer if such software were never written in the first…
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Comment #12282053
That list of "cues" is hilarious. Guaranteed you know professional people who hide it from you because, well, you know why. And to reiterate, you need to unwind. Holy crap.
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Comment #12281961
How exactly do you know which of your tenants are using cannabis? Do you drug test your tenants? > You should not need to live in an altered state, intoxication, and if you are fre…
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Comment #12278874
I haven't noticed any reduction in catalog size or variety over the years (US), maybe I've lived around well-funded systems? If anything it's become more varied with time. The only…
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Comment #12274838
This logic is full of holes. A robot can, by not needing to rest, be vastly more productive than the same person. The robot can be designed to never make a mistake too. Indeed, aut…
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Comment #12262146
It happened at 4am in Bloomingdale, a recently gentrifying and possibly the robberiest neighborhood in DC right now, during a wave of robberies. The police said there was sign of a…
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Comment #12238482
Clickbait is clickbait.