c_r_w

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by c_r_w 2y ago
Was VGUI built on GTK back then? It looked exactly the same as other GTK apps I was using in the early 00s.
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by c_r_w 3y ago
Came here to say the same thing. "Liberty"... I'm using a Pihole to block trackers.
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by c_r_w 5y ago
Interesting on the heels of the (supposed) failed bid from Microsoft. This would dramatically improve Playstation's cross-platform capabilities, as their games are increasingly going cross-play.
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by c_r_w 6y ago
It does seem to have been a plainclothes USCP officer per new reporting. I had read possibly erroneous reports that he was part of Pence's detail.
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by c_r_w 6y ago
Difference between the Secret Service and Capitol PD.
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by c_r_w 7y ago
Does this apply to mobile app install ads? I just don't see how those products are accessible to consumers in the same way without the awareness driven by highly targeted, experimental ad campaigns. I'm thinking King.com or Superc
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by c_r_w 7y ago
Hugely missed opportunity, I thought it was nutshell for 30 minutes before I noticed the spelling. Can you imagine the cute squirrel logo? Mouth full of peanuts? Nushell sounds like an new wave band.
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by c_r_w 7y ago
I had that question and also the "just kidding" question when I heard the name. What can you do, naming things is hard.
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by c_r_w 7y ago
Some devs from my company just recently published https://jkcfg.github.io/ , building on lessons learned from many years of configuring Kubernetes. Since we are discussing JS for config management.
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by c_r_w 8y ago
Thanks, I knew I had seen this before but unbelievably there is no date on that article.
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by c_r_w 8y ago
Hmm maybe it was deeper. I remember being shocked at the time, but my memory of the scale may be significantly off. It was discussed in the context of "there is barely any water in this aquifer these days."
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by c_r_w 8y ago
Yep. I personally know folks with a small ranch outside of Sacramento who had to dig down 90 feet to find water for their well. Hard to imagine that being replenished by a few rainy seasons.
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by c_r_w 8y ago
Does this account for the massively depleted aquifers thoughout the state?
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by c_r_w 8y ago
That guy is CSW. I am CRW. I swear he uses my email address to sign up for golf clubs.
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by c_r_w 8y ago
Thanks very much for the reply, that is very interesting. It is really a very smart feature, and I cannot explain rationally why that is the one thing that pushes me over the line into "this is too creepy." Do you record what resp
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by c_r_w 8y ago
I actually would assume the usage stats would be very good on the feature. I am not sure if you can turn it off on the web, I will look again. Unfortunately it is a bit of a Pandora's box situation; just knowing it is happening is the
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by c_r_w 8y ago
For what its worth, I am currently looking at ProtonMail again because I find "suggested replies" too creepy. It is actually stressful, at the "increased heart-rate" level, to see those and be constantly reminded I have
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by c_r_w 8y ago
I deleted all of my Facebook data about a year ago and I actually had to create a new Spotify account to disconnect it from Facebook. Glad to hear they are improving this process.
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by c_r_w 8y ago
What does that mean, "marketing-first approach?" Is this a common distinction in the Hacker News culture?
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by c_r_w 8y ago
Agreed. There is this concept of the wheel of energy, people tend to be good at different parts of the wheel: Starting Growing Containing Completing Founder types tend to be amazing at Starting, and sometimes at Growing. But at a certain po
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by c_r_w 8y ago
Whereas effective leaders are required to manage not only the day-to-day, but turning the core vision into an actual business plan that can pay employees rather than just burn VC money. My experience is the opposite; I've worked at two
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by c_r_w 9y ago
It is crazy Thiel didn't see this years ago and say something then, when there was still a chance something could be done. Plenty of others did. Now, hopefully, it is too late for Facebook to escape regulation and, dare to dream, trust
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How to Use Weaveworks Continuous Delivery on Google Kubernetes Engine(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
3 points by c_r_w 9y ago|0 comments
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by c_r_w 9y ago
Amazon is definitely pushing the boundaries of what amount of privacy people are willing to exchange for convenience. I was shocked that so many people I knew bought Echos... wiring your entire house for video doesn't seem that much cr
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Post-apocalyptic life in American health care(meaningness.com)
4 points by c_r_w 9y ago|0 comments
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by c_r_w 9y ago
This is basically the exact opposite of the Repugnant Conclusion, which states that many poor lives is better than fewer happy lives. This ran on HN within the last year. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/repugnant-con
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by c_r_w 9y ago
My cat's name is Computer. (Adopted, came with the name.) Not great for naming my frontend framework though.
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by c_r_w 9y ago
Fetishization of commodity. The marketing and packaging is designed to tick those "satisfying consumption" boxes in peoples brains.
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by c_r_w 9y ago
A very smart direction for Facebook. However, I can't help but feel disappointed that another facet of human discourse will be locked up in Facebook's ever-expanding monopoly of walled gardens. I am reminded of Matrix.org's e
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Behind the Velvet Ropes of Facebook’s Private Groups(nytimes.com)
1 points by c_r_w 9y ago|1 comments

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