dgrealy

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by dgrealy 10y ago
fuck you dang ban me
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Entrepreneurism is still very much alive. Down but not out. However for this board, talk of it is decimated. To the point where the only mention of it is in this thread, where I am speaking to one person, who needed to be reminded what it e
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Do you not understand the lesson being taught by such an exercise? It sounds like instead your biases made you think the school civics class would be teaching students how to profile people as terrorists . You really are an idiot.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
... that is a link about equity tradeoffs as an employee . You've demonstrated not even knowing the definition of the word! Incredible really.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Is entrepreneurism dead, or something? On HN of all places it isn't even mentioned in the comments? I think so many of the entrepreneurial doers left HN or stopped participating in discussions long ago.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
I checked the page source, and it turns out the entire article is written in English.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. So insightful. Also definitely thanks for clarifying the total confusion about what is meant by "in America". I thought to myself, "Now wait just a minute. Do they mean the USA? Because all those
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by dgrealy 10y ago
What do you think of the american intelligence agencies who say the same thing?
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by dgrealy 10y ago
So banks come in handy after-all. I regularly get aggravated about the sensitivity of my bank's fraud screening. I have to call them constantly just to spend my money. But, I am at least reassured about how difficult it is to siphon mo
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Very interesting idea. Pricing seems like the biggest challenge that comes to mind, but maybe there is a good solution.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Classification is still very needed. I'm interested to see what comes out of this. Especially with regard to eliminating biases of a classification system. Capitalism isn't going anywhere obviously and shouldn't. On the other
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Go ahead and downvote me, but NSA has a different process than warrants for a reason. There is signoff which satisfies the constitution. Secret court, secret panel. It is secret for a reason and the court is overseen by congress. However
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by dgrealy 10y ago
How you are getting that I want anything different? Also, don't go around calling people insane.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Do you think it might be a judge? Upon a completed investigation? One which is effective and protects the identities of the investigated prior to any criminal prosecution? Do you think there should maybe be an oversight board and a congress
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Well think about it ... if the investigation or justice proceedings were not completed, or the investigation didn't yield prosecution, thier names would not, and should not be revealed. So which is it? You want full transparency which
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by dgrealy 10y ago
It's important to remember that these orders serve a real and necessary role in investigating serious criminals; these individuals are not named prior to trial or if the investigation does not lead to a trial. It should not be assumed
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by dgrealy 10y ago
I'm not going to tell you what you should do, especially without knowing the details of the situation, but it's probably helpful to hear a third party's description of what your options were 3 weeks ago, if you ever find your
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Declassified is fine, and that's what this is about ... I just see too many people with no respect or knowledge thinking that secrets are by nature some sort of problem, and wanting classified things to be in the public domain.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
You're totally right. Your industry definitely contains the worlds smartest people by nature and everyone else is second-rate and would be laughed at if they tried to work in Silicon Valley. I mean, do you actually hear yourself? Reall
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by dgrealy 10y ago
The CIA keeps secrets for a reason. All this armchair talk from prople wanting to get CIA material into the open is pure idiocy. Stupid and dangerous. You know these are the people who protect you from all manner of sabotage and manipulatio
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by dgrealy 10y ago
One thing that bites me occasionally with the current browsers is when I'm closing a lot of tabs with cmd-w but go too far and accidentally close the last one and loose the window. Windows close with cmd shift w so this behavior makes
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by dgrealy 10y ago
I would prefer if esc was left as a physical button. But pleased with where this is going after using it.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
7% for 20k seems a bit steep. Even with YC placement being nearly priceless as it is.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
That only works when there are two options and the dialog is configured right.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
I don't have the touch typing issue after a few weeks. Yes it feels different so you will not get it right always at first. Tilde is my new touch reference for where escape is (or I guess it always was).
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Agree. Touchbar is like a re-incarnation of what function keys were originally, when the only people who used computers were programmers who would be writing their own functions for those keys. Of course they fell to disuse. Now they are ha
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by dgrealy 10y ago
I'm curious: You probably found the Touchbar section in System Preferences where you can customize the buttons - can you improve the situation for Spotify there, or not? What do you wish it did / was able to do? (Decent chance of
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by dgrealy 10y ago
I love my 2016 Pro. Touchbar takes some getting used to. As far as speed, battery and performance the thing is a beast. Very happy. I have 4 VMs running at all times and many apps and browser windows and I haven't noticed it chug once.
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by dgrealy 10y ago
Ha! I'd say it deserves the occasional fancy meal from that.