linuxasheviller

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The Jelly Bean Rule(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by linuxasheviller 7y ago|1 comments
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
Any good economist would point to the economic inefficiencies created on the whole market by the externalities of the human suffering this would cause.
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
I can guess with almost certainty that this product does not have permission to use our logo. If they had permission, our brand team would have probably made sure they were using the correct one, instead of a version that was sunset almost
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
Hi! Awesome project, I love it! What license is this under? Would you consider explicitly adding a license file to the repo?
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
I work at one of the large tech companies listed on the site. I've literally never heard of this project until I found it on HN today. It's funny to me, because just yesterday I was a having a conversation with a colleague who ask
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
Say hi to the other folks on the Azure team from us.
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
Most people with _access to_ money
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
Taxes: Where we openly brag about finding ways to contribute less to society.
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
> Keep in mind that the journalist who did the research and wrote the article did not have a say in how the employer who enabled them to write this piece generates revenue. In a way, she did. She is not an NYT employee, but rather, a pro
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by linuxasheviller 7y ago
+1 for taming the addictive nature of social media. -1000 for trying to do this with age-based restrictions. Kids will get around it. Kids SHOULD get around it. Gating content based on age does. not. work. Source: every teenage kid ever.
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by linuxasheviller 8y ago
I misread this as comparing burning 2,400 gallons of kerosene versus burning 10,000 Americans and was becoming very concerned about where you are getting you data.
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by linuxasheviller 8y ago
Semantics, but, I'm not sure either of the people you cited is advocating climate change.
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by linuxasheviller 8y ago
What's missing is how not to do terrible outreach. I help operate a blog with a fairly high domain authority that accepts guest posts. Every morning I have to spend time mass-deleting guest posting requests that are just so bad there&#
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by linuxasheviller 8y ago
I hurd next year.
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by linuxasheviller 8y ago
Open source advocates love GNU too, even if the love doesn't go both ways.
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by linuxasheviller 8y ago
That won't stop a cease and desist, though. See also: FreeCraft, bnetd. Though I actually think this will be a good test of how GitHub's new owner reacts when faced with an issue of community versus corporation.
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What pandas (Python) taught me about taking an average(opensource.com)
1 points by linuxasheviller 8y ago|0 comments
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by linuxasheviller 8y ago
Further, unless you did a full install, that audio clip had to load off of the CD. Which meant if your CD-ROM was slow to spin up, often you'd be dead on the floor as that audio clip played, after a brief freeze.
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How to avoid humiliating newcomers: A guide for advanced developers(opensource.com)
147 points by linuxasheviller 9y ago|75 comments