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Comment #48585082
That source isn't even able to directly lay out the claim, it spends 5 paragraphs IMPLYING Krugman changed his position for hand-wavy political reasons. But lacks any direct eviden…
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Comment #48585050
Landlords are the least productive class in society, and it's not even close in terms of ranking.
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Comment #47638698
>choose those who have graduated from tier-1 institutions. University degrees mean nothing at the end of the day. It means everything for YC's model. YC does not care about the sof…
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Comment #47638655
This thread is going to use very dressed up and lofty language discussing the issue, in order for the express purpose of dancing around the fundamental issue here. Y Combinator as …
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Comment #47455506
What is there to learn? If anything developers are still the one's training and enhancing the models by giving them more feedback cycles and what works and what doesn't.
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Comment #47447020
You are misusing some of those words and I'm not even sure how to interpret them even with a hefty dose of good-faith reading. The report is not premature and it's not premature to…
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Comment #47446586
It's not premature. Every single expert in this field has warned about these issues since even ~2012 days when these types of platforms were being publicly discussed. This is an ex…
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Comment #47445901
lol at the parent comment being flagged. Being factual is really problematic on this site, ain't it?
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Comment #47443582
https://www.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/comments/1ry2kwr/the_moment... Exciting stuff!
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Comment #47442804
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Comment #47427233
I think this perspective has resolutely been debunked at this point. The government has historically, routinely, consistently, solved problems more complex than cloud computing. Th…
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Comment #47240575
Nope. It's definitely directed at the comment employing troll truisms. Trying to masquerade your motivations with words that mean something is a trick as old as time, but this one …
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Comment #47226867
How dishonest or stupid do you have to be to make this comment?
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Comment #47188299
Basically a reflection of the average intelligence in the U.S.
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Comment #47184780
>I carefully explained the reality of the situation No you didn't, because it's not factual lol.
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Comment #47172359
The time you spent writing this comment you could have been googling. I know it's within HN's nature to be contrarian for the sake of being contrarian but this is absurd.
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Comment #47068081
I'm not debating it... we're not debating it. You're having it explained to you. >If I go by my experience That would be the very definition of a bubble.
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Comment #47064053
https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/
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Comment #47064042
>I don't buy this. It's not really debatable. Git flow came about because of SVN / CVS practices and was the first and for many still is THE branching model they use. >Yet all of u…
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Comment #47062010
> but I think git-flow was popular largely because of the catchy name and catchy diagram. It was because Git showed up in the era of SVN / CVS where those branching models were cre…
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Comment #47061983
Nope. Gitflow is not trunk based development.
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Comment #46749335
I mean good. The U.S. is currently run by a pedophile ring and has legitimate Nazi elements in its employ. Also O365 just sucks. We can do better. We've had better. Please stop usi…
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Comment #46485856
No idea where you're going with that, other than it's another dipshit perspective lol.
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Comment #46473077
This is a pretty dipshit take.