shanemlk

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by shanemlk 6y ago
Seems like it's still working, Dang. I can email you if you want though.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
"Let's be civil!" - white people as they murdered hundred's of indigenous tribes.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Certainly. But there's also responsibility of the group members to understand what kind of topics and conversations they're about to enter. Facebook is divisive. It's a stressful topic. The crowd shouldn't click on a lin
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Touché, valid point. But someone's gotta break the Matrix once in a while... at the end of the day, this is just a text based website, and I'm hammering keys. It wasn't like I was walking down the street yelling obscenities.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
I don't even care about the free speech argument. Ban the racists, great. All I'm saying, is that Cthulhu is not happy Signal is #1 in the app store right now. Big tech/brother/whatever will never be your friend. The zei
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Twitter, please, devour my soul
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by shanemlk 6y ago
You were able to condense my comment from 29 words to 2. Nice job.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
I'm sure if this person just enjoyed tinkering on the hardware in their office and not spreading code for intellectual property they don't own, we wouldn't be here.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Basically they hooked gizmos to peoples' brain and found if they force people to read emotional words, their brain indeed feels some impact... cool. Thanks for that, great read.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Anti-user, or anti-hacker...? Also, The Wii and DS were wildly successful, which was not long ago for a company founded in the 19th century.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Seeing some of the comments here being ethical concerns too for basically stalking people for legal advantage. OK, that's certainly overkill. But I'm fine with them using some legal force. I just watched "feels good man"
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Devil's advocate, hear me out: Nintendo backlash is always dramatic. Zelda is my favorite franchise, so I've always followed this news. They are a large company primarily making recreational video games accessible for families and
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by shanemlk 6y ago
I personally am not concerned about murder or shock, but I think it's worth saying what many people think. Many games containing violence are probably made in poor taste. For example, it would be a red flag for me when meeting someone
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by shanemlk 6y ago
this triggered me
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by shanemlk 6y ago
Why are SPAs bad for e-commerce if they change the URLs? Also I thought Next.js is a SPA framework.
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by shanemlk 6y ago
I was building a point of sale and online ordering system for my friend's pizza restaurant. DoorDash drivers would come in for orders, and no one had ever signed up for it. Calling them on the phone to cancel it was a nightmare. I hope
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by shanemlk 6y ago
It's an impressive animation, and I hope you make some money on it. I personally would just steal your style tag and the book div/img tag and call it a day if I wanted to use it, so I hope your customer base doesn't have fron
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by shanemlk 6y ago
but tastes better per dollar
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by shanemlk 7y ago
And if you write Laws thinking you're Moses, you're not smart enough to code.
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by shanemlk 7y ago
Yet another extremely vague Hacker News article building controversy due to its failure to communicate anything tangible. Is this article talking about monolith deployment architectures or monolith code bases? If it's about monolith de
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Revolutionary Shopify Technology(the-shane-kunz-experience.myshopify.com)
1 points by shanemlk 7y ago|0 comments
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by shanemlk 7y ago
For 30% extra charged to the struggling small restaurant.
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by shanemlk 7y ago
https://feedflight.com/
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by shanemlk 7y ago
I've only used Azure so far. I can see why a big company would choose Azure. Although as we move further into the tech era, we're going to see a decline in the size of companies. Internet services will continue to make it easier f
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by shanemlk 7y ago
The word "work" is not specific enough in this context, and this whole discussion lacks nuance. When we talk about "work" are we talking about renting your own time, or building something you have a stake in? Does a side
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by shanemlk 7y ago
CEO is different from employee with no stake in the company. Sure, he probably does spend 80+ hours on his companies, but he's enjoying it. He's not beholden to any expectations of a manager. He's spending time reading/e
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by shanemlk 7y ago
I've always assumed the origins of marriage were religious in nature and that the only legal purpose was to join finances. But after doing a google search to not look like an idiot, it seems like marriage was started to legitimize chil
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by shanemlk 7y ago
True. But the point of the article was hoping it doesn't happen to regular folk.
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by shanemlk 7y ago
This paints a great picture, thank you. You're not arguing whether she deserves it, but whether the law actually ties the two together properly. My point here however was to not only fix the algorithms but the laws too. Idealistic, I k
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by shanemlk 7y ago
Typically their finances are still shared after divorce. No one "escapes" marriage.

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