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awnird

2,965karma·276submissions·March 2, 2013
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I think the main difference is that 20 years ago you didn't have right-wing militias prowling the streets and allying with police. https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2020/0…
5y ago·view thread
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24089823 which side of the scale is the finger on?
5y ago·view thread
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissistic_personality_dis... It’s been recognized as a “real thing” for decades.…
6y ago·view thread
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This is incredibly troubling. How can anyone trust GitHub, knowing that non-employees regularly had access to private information?
12y ago·view thread
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Will his wife also have access to private servers at his new company?
12y ago·view thread
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If you're not comfortable having people know you donated to hate groups, you might want to consider not donating to hate groups.
12y ago·view thread
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Now do this for the coaches.
12y ago·view thread
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When Magic The Gathering Online Exchange was at $1200, it meant that bitcoins were at $1200. When they dipped below $100, it didn't count because: ...? Can someone explain this?
12y ago·view thread
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Compared to other languages, Erlang has a huge learning gap between "playing around in the REPL" and "deploying an application". There's a much larger base of knowledge neede…
12y ago·view thread
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Most immediate reason for me to upgrade is that they resolved the issue with the Guava dependency. This means I can easily use Jersey, along with the latest version of Guava.
12y ago·view thread
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Apple, Amazon, Twitter, Google, Red Hat etc. There is a big difference between server side and client side Java.
12y ago·view thread
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Have you tried out Chicago Boss? It explicitly bills itself as Rails-like. http://www.chicagoboss.org/
12y ago·view thread
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Another reader here. That book was enormously helpful for me, thanks!
12y ago·view thread
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Size and makeup of the crowd seems to reinforce that this simply isn't a mainstream issue for Americans (yet?).
13y ago·view thread
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Source Code Pro
13y ago·view thread
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I believe the poster was making a sarcastic point about the kinds of stories that are currently popular on HN. He does have a point hidden beneath the snark. I believe that you could post a story ab…
13y ago·view thread