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by composer 5y ago
> An estimation has two components: location and uncertainty ReRe's Law of Re petition and Re dundancy [5] could benefit from a refinement that accounts for the inverse relationship between width-of-delivery-window and certainty-o
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by composer 5y ago
oathtool -w1 --base32 --totp $secret Add a space before the command depending on your shell. Some shells will keep your secret out of history logs.
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by composer 5y ago
I like this argument and would like to strengthen it in sligthly diffent dimension... Every time I hear/read a "net offset" justification like in the greatgrandparent comment my brain only hears I'm gonna sell heroin
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by composer 6y ago
[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19249822
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by composer 6y ago
ReRe's Law of Re petition and Re dundancy [4] somehow does not apply to you: A programmer can accurately estimate the schedule for only the repeated and the redundant. Yet, A programmer's job is to automate the repeated an
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by composer 6y ago
ReRe's Law of Re petition and Re dundancy [3] agrees with you: A programmer can accurately estimate the schedule for only the repeated and the redundant. Yet, A programmer's job is to automate the repeated and the redundan
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by composer 6y ago
> $2.5 Trillion every year Actually it will cost $3T ONCE, one-time. Actually the USA has already paid for a UBI from just its pandemic-related stimulus alone, e.g. CARES Act. The way to achieve an perpetual ongoing UBI with just a one t
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by composer 6y ago
That is also a good idea because people are motivated more to act when something goes wrong; and a close second is when they are excited to share a good discovery. The DefaultReviews [1] gist may offer some guidance: "...rating by def
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by composer 6y ago
Similar to floatrock's proposol [1] of turning reviews upside down... Imagine being able to track broken-ness (when, how, why) in the field across all products of the same model. And doing so for each product you own. "Default rev
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by composer 8y ago
ReRe's Law of Re petition and Re dundancy [2] seems appropriate here: A programmer can accurately estimate the schedule for only the repeated and the redundant. Yet, A programmer's job is to automate the repeated and the
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by composer 8y ago
Giving is exactly what turned one blogger's bipolar struggles into something manageble [1]: "I felt trapped, waiting for the descent, wondering how steep, prepared somewhat for its arrival because it had never not come. Now, thoug
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by composer 9y ago
That's funny. But I like the idea of signaling the market some way. In a sufficiently competitive market even your opt-out signaling would would work. In the deaf market of the airlines however, scaled coordination enough to tip power
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by composer 9y ago
DHH posted about his bad airline experience[1] in 2013. An app for addressing both your experience and his experience is feasible for the HN crowd. Please steal this business plan[2]. tl;dr Today, getting issues resolved places the burden o
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by composer 9y ago
I'm reluctant to say this... But future generations will probably laugh at us. Our rule of thumb about deprivation of oxygen and brain damage is based on the idea that brain damage occurs on the "down" side when the brain is
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by composer 10y ago
Or how about: ReRe's Law of Repetition and Redundancy [1] A programmer can accurately estimate the schedule only for the repeated and the redundant. Yet, A programmer's job is to automate the repeated and the redundant. Thus, A pr
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by composer 10y ago
(Pardon the incredulous-sounding intro but...) Actually you can pay for it. Exactly because any regular ordinary person can pay for it. Exactly because abundance is inherently free. (For the rest of the comment I'll redefine the label
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by composer 10y ago
ReRe's Law of Re petition and Re dundancy A programmer can accurately estimate the schedule only for the repeated and the redundant. Yet, A programmer's job is to automate the repeated and the redundant. Thus, A programmer
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by composer 15y ago
kiba, if by "spammy" you mean continuing to call for focus of the hack-space's collective intelligence on one of its most fundamental problems... then spam on brother... spam on.
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by composer 15y ago
Wow. The article is significant because it identifies and proposes a solution to a fundamental problem everyone has (even if they don't recognize it yet). Craig Newmark concurs with the poster per a gigaom interview. "Newmark called some fo
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by composer 16y ago
Why this is significant: Think outer space. In orbit, on the Moon or near Mars, a JTEC's sun facing side has a huge temperature differential than the shadow side. And on a lighter note, think of all the unlimited energon. And maybe the inve
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by composer 16y ago
My tinfoil hat theory: The passion of a vocal minority is not a reflection of the hacker collective, but rather the reflection of an impressively-run facebook-sponsored astroturfing campaign. Comments like "I have lost my faith in the Dias