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sirrocco
2y ago
Apparently there's scheduled maintenance ongoing - but it wasn't supposed to break everything :) https://status.npmjs.org/
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sirrocco
10y ago
Bribing was never on the table to be decriminalized, just negligence while serving in a public office.
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sirrocco
10y ago
When you say no proof, what would you expect good enough proof? I expect the Russians would never admit to anything.
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sirrocco
10y ago
He asked a valid question and passed no judgment. You seem to have a chip on your shoulder.
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sirrocco
10y ago
Honestly, when it comes to pilots I want one that has a burning desire to live.
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sirrocco
11y ago
It's open source if you use timekit.io (their backend essentially .... ). So not really.
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sirrocco
11y ago
No, you open up the Chrome Dev Tools, click the Timeline tab and then start recording. Click a few days in the calendar, stop the recording and then you'll see that after each click it takes 100ms until paint events are shown.
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sirrocco
11y ago
Ok, so there are some cases where it helped stop the attack. Going a step further, how many of those had AKs and maybe bullet proof vests? Should everyone have armor piercing bullets too? How many of the attacks happened because it was easy
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sirrocco
11y ago
Please give an example of a US terrorist attack on a theater/school/whatever when the citizens stopped the attack.
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sirrocco
11y ago
What was the cost of that "safety" ? There is no such thing as a free lunch it seems
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sirrocco
11y ago
No, having guns won't help one bit. Just name one attack in the States that has been foiled by a citizen. What will happen unfortunately is that the surveillance measures will increase exponentially, normal citizens will throw privacy
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sirrocco
11y ago
I call bullshit on that. Tell me one theater/school/whatever attack in the States that has been foiled by armed citizens.
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sirrocco
11y ago
"preying upon his prisoner's fears of the infamous Gestapo". Would you say then that torture (of other people) eventually played a role in the effectiveness of his technique ?
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sirrocco
11y ago
I was giving a couple of examples in reply to the "Why is this a topic of conversation?" question. It's not meant to be taken literally as a plan to save someone. I'm just saying that it's worth having a conversatio
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sirrocco
11y ago
If your daughter and wife were kidnapped by 2 people and you catch one of them, would you torture him to save them? What if you learned that they are being raped every day? Would you torture him then ? What if you knew they do this every tw
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sirrocco
11y ago
Oh, such a "holier than thou" attitude in that article - US watching over the naughty naughty Europeans so we can all have a better and safer world. Maybe he should get off that really really high horse just a bit.
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sirrocco
11y ago
Actually .. it wouldn't : http://jsfiddle.net/kv2tzb5n/ (at least in chrome). Would you say this is a good moment to pass judgment on your programming abilities ?
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sirrocco
11y ago
Really? Is that what you judge a programmer by? I might be annoyed if I see something like what you're talking about, but I'll just point it out and forget about it. PS: I too am from the XHTML era :)
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sirrocco
11y ago
Why do I have to signup for this?
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sirrocco
11y ago
That's exactly what he said - it's a matter of luxury. Retiring at 30 is a luxury.
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sirrocco
12y ago
> anyone is free to decide whether they follow the teachings of said religion or not Everyone that has enough mental power to escape the mantra of " you are going to hell and burn for all eternity ". Many, many people truly be
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sirrocco
12y ago
Oh bullshit ! Everything is at first expensive but eventually reaches down to the masses.
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sirrocco
12y ago
Definitely needs something like this. I mean Brasov and Timisoara have a cost of living of about $2000 - now that would mean you'll live at least an upper-middle-class lifestyle. For one person you can probably get by with about $1000
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sirrocco
12y ago
Thanks for posting this, the whole thread was a learning experience and congrats for having the guts to "Ask HN". I won't really comment on the code but I think that the company could have come back with something like: "
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sirrocco
13y ago
Why not another blog post ?
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sirrocco
13y ago
Cool, keep up the good work.
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sirrocco
13y ago
Awesome extension - It would be nice if I could add a youtube mix. For example if I go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlcIKh6sBtc I see a mix starting from this song. I'd like to play that mix. I don't know if
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sirrocco
13y ago
I fully agree with you. For example when I look at Amazon reviews I never look at 5 star or 1 star review. Always 2,3,4 - those come from people that actually had issues - some smaller some larger. Then I can decide: ok, I might encounter t
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sirrocco
13y ago
If you think like that about jokes, you'll have a hard time laughing at most of them.
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sirrocco
13y ago
I don't think she's worried ... I got that as her making a joke.
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