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by danaliv 5y ago
Glad to hear the majority of Hacker News thinks it's ok to sexualize and catalog pictures of me without my consent. At least now I know who I'm dealing with here instead of merely suspecting it.
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by danaliv 5y ago
As a... – user I want to... – ensure the developers behind the product have robustly debated the benefits of tabs vs spaces So that... – I get more value from the product Well that cuts to the quick.
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by danaliv 5y ago
They can’t force you to produce a lawyer on the spot, and they can’t force you to call one in front of them. Your conversations with lawyers are secret and the police aren’t allowed to know anything about what you talk about. They have to r
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by danaliv 5y ago
You don’t. You tell them you won’t be talking to them without a lawyer, and they have to drop it until you find one. They can’t demand that you magically produce a lawyer on the spot.
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by danaliv 5y ago
This is heavily dependent on the subject matter/industry.
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by danaliv 5y ago
We have a winner. :)
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by danaliv 5y ago
I'm with you on all of that, but that's not what the person I'm replying to is saying. They're saying that the subject of the article might be a bad guy so he probably deserves what's happening to him.
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by danaliv 5y ago
I'm not just saying it, I've done it. Someone else in this thread has too.
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by danaliv 5y ago
Do you really not get how what you're saying is 180° from principles of due process, equal protection, and freedom of speech?
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by danaliv 5y ago
> Is this the case of someone guilty getting 25 years in jail for not wanting to snitch? This is an absolutely disgusting suggestion.
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by danaliv 5y ago
Probably would’ve still been harassed and wound up on the no-fly list, but yes, if the FBI tricks you into meeting them, walk away.
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by danaliv 5y ago
> I think many programmers have minimal experience with other jobs, and assume that coding is somehow more elevated or demanding than other professions, while the reality is quite different. As someone who has worked in a few different
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by danaliv 5y ago
> Retyping out programs from magazines isn't even something most programmers have considered these days Oof, this takes me back to the day I learned about RAM the hard way. I was typing out a program from a magazine. It seemed lik
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by danaliv 5y ago
It's not a kernel module, it's a compute kernel. Nothing to do with operating systems. They provide versions for android-arm64 and linux-x86_64. The fine README says it builds and runs on Ubuntu 20.04.
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by danaliv 5y ago
More productivity for the productivity god! Produce, produce, produce!
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by danaliv 5y ago
On the aerodynamic side, this aircraft has a mass of 1.8 kg / 4 lbs, which is an equivalent weight of 0.7 kg / 1.5 lbs on Mars. That is also the force required to maintain altitude. Imagine picking up four or five apples; that&#x2
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by danaliv 5y ago
Around these parts, you have to be yelling and calling people names to be considered "partisan." Subtlety is lost on us. (Not /s, but also not not /s?)
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by danaliv 5y ago
> the only approaches I've noticed that aren't in the simulator are some RNAV approaches to smaller airports. That's bizarre. CIFP has every approach in the country. They'd have to actually remove approaches to be
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by danaliv 5y ago
I generally don't like the New York Times either, but you're grasping at straws here.
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by danaliv 5y ago
Same here. Between their garbage labor practices and the fact that everything on Amazon had become, well, garbage, it was an easy call to make.
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by danaliv 5y ago
Years of telling Facebook I won’t give them my number finally pay off. I deleted my account a while back. (Well, whatever Facebook calls “deleted.” Incidentally, did you know you can’t delete your HN account, even if you email them and ask?
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by danaliv 5y ago
Ok, but she experienced a decrease while living in this building. And doctors said that is consistent with exposure to VOCs.
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by danaliv 5y ago
;)
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by danaliv 5y ago
Just want to thank you both for the delightful irony of these comments.
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by danaliv 5y ago
This only "makes sense" if such a person believes that their personal advantage is more important than other people. It makes no sense whatsoever from a Rawlsian perspective.
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by danaliv 5y ago
> they are actively getting in the way of why I would use their product No they aren't. They're being completely transparent about this and giving you the option to keep the old behavior with a one-time settings change. So wh
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by danaliv 5y ago
This is awesome. I've wanted something like this for years. Thanks so much for building it.
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by danaliv 5y ago
Even gliders have trim. It's not technically considered a primary flight control because you can survive without it, but at the very least it's annoying not to have it.
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by danaliv 5y ago
Flight instructor here. This person knows what they're talking about.
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by danaliv 5y ago
> Two hours of time can cost you into the thousands of dollars I’m sorry, what? Who are you hiring, Pablo Escobar’s lawyer?

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