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by code_scrapping 4y ago
Maybe you're right. Physical/behavioral differences were bigger, but fears based on them were simpler. As in your wolf/dog analogy - maybe they weren't developed enough to make a big deal out of it.
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by code_scrapping 4y ago
If you look at the racism problems today (with minor genetic differences causing such fuss), imagine the proto-racism back then. Scary.
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by code_scrapping 4y ago
TLDR: It's Postgres. (I don't have any big opinions about the effort, I just wanted to hear what was the database chosen that was able to track all different data formats... and it could have been sexier, but yes - Postgres woul
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by code_scrapping 5y ago
Blown away, by both the adaptiveness of the platform and software. It feels like the flexibility that I'd want for all of my prototyping experiments. Signed-up, and patiently cheering from the side-lines.
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by code_scrapping 5y ago
If you take a look at the site's footer, they're stating the original logo copyright. Not sure about the "Git" trademark part...
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by code_scrapping 5y ago
Maybe one day it'll be: https://github.com/tanin47/superintendent
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by code_scrapping 5y ago
Why stop there? Respectfully, Emperor code_scrapping III Leader of the Free Code Monkeys Debugger of print statements Divider of Sets, Walker of Lists, Mapper of Dictionaries May his hash always be unique, and infinite his TTL.
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Ask HN: SQL Debugging Tool
2 points by code_scrapping 6y ago|0 comments
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
Maybe the problem is with my sense of humor, but I find that when a comedian starts the sketch with "you're a stupid moron, let me tell you why..." I have trouble following the rest.
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
Interesting. "I'll talk about a thing I don't like to people I don't like". Doesn't even work on the sarcasm/satire level because there's too much effort put into it. What am I missing?
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
Hi Carl, purely judging from your profile picture it seems that you're about half my age :) and I think it's excellent that you're doing a bunch of things - personal blog, linux, tutorial post... Just remember - most of the g
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
I love when the comment section gives me more good reading material than the original post. Kudos to the community!
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
That is the most shocking part, but it's not the emphasis of the rant - it's the added value that gives the author credibility. Please note that I'm coming from a 3rd world country, Google probably has my university well belo
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
She writes "Google treats badly black, queer women", but the story is "Google treated ME badly, and I'm a black queer woman". Also, I'm not comfortable supporting or empathizing with anybody so certain about
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
If we're discussing the capitalist society, the salary does represent in a very literal form your worth to the company, and by consequence probably your skill level too. I'll admit that it's more complicated than that. What
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
I agree with all above, and I'll go on a slight tangent. I dislike the "genius" and "gifted" labels because in the long run they're excuses why you're not one. "It's ok that he got a better salar
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
It's from the UTC+384h time zone.
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
I have to ask - what's the revenue model? I didn't see a payed account option (which is nice), but I do wonder how you're going to sustain this without deciding after 5 years that maybe selling a carefully selected subset of
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
It was a good dad joke. (bases for analysis: am a dad, did laugh, was going to make the same joke myself)
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Vint Cerf’s Plan for Building An Internet in Space(quantamagazine.org)
64 points by code_scrapping 6y ago|42 comments
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
> Thanks for the Kudos You're welcome and you deserve it! > Let's not imply that all decisions are malicous and all lawyers are evil. I'm really not. But I can imagine that if you're a professional versed in blindl
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
That's a wonderful way of supporting people while also taking care of brand, styling recommendations etc. Kudos to Arduino! Maybe RPi just hired some <profanity-word> lawyers that need to justify their salaries by doing same-old,
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
I still use BBC as one of the better European sources of information, after filtering mentally that it's (of course) tailored to UK audience. I'm not British, so maybe I wasn't paying as close attention as I should to see the
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
Both comments are in poor taste. The point of the article was not about the quality of the product (cakes) but about a model of small-time abuse in which she has first-time experience. She is allowed to state the situation and give an opini
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
You seem to have the impression that I don't see the value of early users, which is not true. They are crucial. Could those 30 students have gotten GCP access and carried out their assignments? Probably. I wouldn't portray myself
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
Thanks for clarifying, you're right - I missed the fact that you're not talking about the same product. Thank you for the offer, but you're right - it would be lost on me. > early users do need the product badly and are wi
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
Like I said - I understand that there's probably a good reason why you're limiting user numbers, but it's a bad mechanism for doing so. Good luck, I'll take a pass on the invite, and wait for the site to become open, if
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
This is another site that needs the "invite code" for new users to register? I know the arguments of controlling the influx of new people and having a trust-chain so that comments are decent etc... but it just feels so elitist. I
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
Because Evernote is too formal? Let me slap-on some ComicSans on my notes...
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by code_scrapping 6y ago
If I see that the link is coming from substack, I'm actually discouraged to click (in fear of imminent "pay for more")

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