ryanmarsh

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by ryanmarsh 1mo ago
Has anyone else noticed the shape and order of these settlements indicates they engaged in siege warfare?
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by ryanmarsh 3mo ago
Ok that hurt, but seriously what's the right answer.
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by ryanmarsh 6mo ago
I’m not a fan of our (the US) involvement in this conflict. That said it seems like a properly executed precision strike. The school is 200m from the Tomahawk impact. Is the intent of the article to showcase American precision or to imply t
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by ryanmarsh 1y ago
I really needed this 20 years ago.
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by ryanmarsh 2y ago
I worked in the Pennzoil building (mentioned). It was a horrible waste of space, for what? A couple of nondescript black triangles? They could have had so much more leasable space and the floors wouldn't have been these odd shaped low
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by ryanmarsh 2y ago
I really like the part where the article was phone friendly. Seriously how does anyone make money with a website where the actual content is so obscured by ads that users don’t bother coming back?
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by ryanmarsh 2y ago
You had me until "Please support HTTP basic auth for client authentication". OAuth 2.1 draft spec emphasizes that basic auth is no longer preferred. I read that to mean: MAY, or perhaps even SHOULD NOT.
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by ryanmarsh 2y ago
"Coincidentally, Lynch's co-defendant, Stephen Chamberlain, who was also acquitted, died the day of the storm after being hit by a car on Saturday morning in Stretham, England." Coincidentally indeed. "Other missing indi
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by ryanmarsh 2y ago
Nothing will compare to standing in a book store as a teen reading Mother Earth Mother Board, published in wired, while my Coke got warm. https://www.wired.com/1996/12/ffglass/
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by ryanmarsh 3y ago
Has anyone else read the story of the astronaut onboard ISS who lost it (if I recall it was over a romantic interest) and destroyed the toilet and drilled a hole in the space station?
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by ryanmarsh 3y ago
Hacker News is not the audience for “haters gonna hate”. The list of similarly cynical responses to great innovations and great businesses is a long one here.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
I’ve spent a fair number of years doing corporate cucumber training. At every client I emphatically insist that if they are not using Gherkin as a “Rosetta stone” for the business folks then they’re wasting their time with cucumber. Don’t g
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Is this IaSQL reborn or a completely new product?
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Literally halt and catch fire.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
I’ll tell you how, because I had a client in this exact situation. The business just sees fluctuations in sales. They don’t see error rates. In traditional businesses SW engineering keeps the dynatrace logs close to the vest. I convinced a
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Thanks for troubleshooting for me but no. Just a stock popular browser.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
I was showing this exact problem to my wife, a moment after trying to order something from The Container Store and their website being broken, just after trying to pay a bill and that website not working too. I swear to God this f**ing indu
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
I’m a little confused. Not working overtime is striking? Is this correct or is there some other missing detail?
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
I have a way of recycling polystyrene that’s also good for dealing with tyrants.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Changing the fan speed (UI slider control) in the model X without killing yourself is fun. To those who want to say “use voice control” let me tell you about all the times I say “turn the fan speed up” and it turns it DOWN.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Browsing HN on mobile. New CSS framework appears. I click the link, aaaaand it looks janky on mobile. Every. Single. Time.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
For many businesses revenue is a function of aggressive deal making. Full stop. In an undifferentiated market of discretionary (impulse) purchases if you don't hustle the customer you make less. The author of this article is confusing
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Anything north of Baghdad on Day 18 was not a key battle at all Agreed. Key in the battle, not a key battle. saved by F-18s flying CAS That's not how the team explained it.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
empowered to charge them whatever price they want That's correct assuming monopolistic behavior. I believe pricing in information infra will be a race to the bottom. We've not seen a lack of competition in this space.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Anyone could have looked at the test results for Javelin and seen that it would be successful against modern armor. Agreed, but most didn't. I believe it was downplayed. ATGMs didn't play a big role in either Iraq or Afghanista
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Yes, you understood the assignment. The public knows about US and NATO weapons what the US and NATO wants the public to know. Individuals in a position to know the truth, who violate the narrative, are dealt with harshly. Case in point: The
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Would a (the) global superpower want its rivals to believe its capabilities are ahead or behind of their current state? This leads me to believe we're never going to get an accurate picture of the state of a weapon development program
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
The contract also provides, provocatively, “Historical geo tracking data,” though it’s unclear what exactly this data consists of or from where it’s sourced I bet it’s source IP address geo location for transactions.
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
I thought law is written by the legislature not the courts. This is a decision in a case no?
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by ryanmarsh 4y ago
Can a lawyer please explain what the word "overturned" means in this context? This wasn't an appeal in Roe v Wade was it? I'm super confused.

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