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by hooph00p 7y ago
>Also most HN commenter's rent is paid by their parents. I don't know if I agree with this generalization...
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by hooph00p 8y ago
> Just because something got done eventually at a great cost doesn't make it successful Are you arguing that success is in the eye of the stakeholder? Sounded to me like it was a success.
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by hooph00p 8y ago
No.
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by hooph00p 8y ago
This implicitly claims that your identity isn't even loosely coupled to "izzydata". A quick google shows twitch, youtube, twitter, etc. If these are in fact, you, then it is highly likely you could be identified. If you can b
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by hooph00p 9y ago
> pro-conservative or anti-liberal hmm... you might be on a different part of reddit than I am.
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by hooph00p 9y ago
>DRY should not be an unassailable mantra. Excellent takeaway.
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by hooph00p 9y ago
Does Wallaroo have Apache Kafka support?
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by hooph00p 9y ago
Can you say X comes at the cost of Y and Z? A and B in the previous example were products. Y and Z in your example are attributes of the products A, B and C. Pedantic, but less confusing.
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Forbes: The Next Billion-Dollar Startups 2017(forbes.com)
1 points by hooph00p 9y ago|0 comments
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by hooph00p 9y ago
examples?
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by hooph00p 9y ago
These are some broad generalizations.
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by hooph00p 9y ago
How does this relate to the discussion?
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by hooph00p 9y ago
You could argue it would be bigger. Instead of working around Travis to connect to repositories, the repositories are there. That's the biggest sell for me, anyway.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
I like this mindset. > It's not amazing that we amaze ourselves. This realization is super assuring with the complexity of the discoveries broadcast on HackerNews. Sometimes it's overwhelming, but now I can think of it as a sor
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by hooph00p 10y ago
and here I was trying to avoid an existential crisis today. There that goes.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
This is cowardly.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
You can't be serious
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by hooph00p 10y ago
Gas lighting doesn't change the tone of your rhetoric. Drawing conclusions from what you said isn't a big stretch, given that you were dismissive, and clearly invested in the scientific portion of the MIT statement: > Science
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by hooph00p 10y ago
> SJW posturing you see at second- and third-tier It's been difficult to take anyone seriously that has a problem with people they label as "Social Justice Warriors". Also, this isn't the sort of rhetoric I enjoy seei
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by hooph00p 10y ago
I am not being baited into an argument about this.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
I'm disappointed to see this sort of hysteria and conspiracy theorizing in a HN comment section.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
>Also, does it have a standard 3.5mm headphone jack? I can't tell if this is serious or not, but this continues to make me chuckle.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
I can get behind this.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
What am I reading?
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by hooph00p 10y ago
>A half-hour a day -- that's five hours a week . A lot of this stuff is kind of... exaggerated. There's no real metrics except for these "small piece of day" x "five days a week" to make it seem dramatic. N
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by hooph00p 10y ago
> A website is public property. This is a gross misunderstanding of how the internet works.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
You have nothing to add to this discussion. Please take this rhetoric elsewhere.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
I really like this idea, and I'm a mid-level developer in the market to maintain a package like you've described. I would love to participate, and I'm going to watch this.
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by hooph00p 10y ago
What's a good use case for this platform?
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Delta Cancellations Continue for Second Day After Outage(bloomberg.com)
2 points by hooph00p 10y ago|0 comments

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