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This is easily one of the oldest and most enjoyable games I've played. Thanks for the work you've done!

Literally nobody has claimed giving tax breaks to the 90% of Americans is evil. Your comment appears sololy meant to be inflammatory and promote low quality conversation.

That doesn't work for most people, so they put money on the line.

Have you seen the code people write for mobile apps lately?

I work on some authentication software for a relatively niche service in a company of 50 developers. We get brute force attacks of thousands of IPs quite regularly.

I think the intention was that if you have no mut refs, then you have no borrow checker problems.

Without a doubt.

The consistency is definitely a factor, but even in just the top 80th percentile it's quite common to happen.

Really? I've always heard 2y or more at each place is the line of no suspicion, and from more conservative sources than HN. Interesting.

I was going for this applying to every industry. There's almost always a giant competitor that does almost exactly what you do. I personally feel the software industry is a bit easier to escape this problem, since it's quite low overhead to pivot in comparison, and it pushes so many solutions to problems people didn't know they have/want, instead of being more commoditized.

Feel free to review http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2016/ph240/white1/ or other research. There's quite a lot of propaganda surrounding renewables so it's worth doing a little extra investigation.

> You should always be afraid when your entire reason for living is a feature of a larger company.

Isn't this true for a majority of companies?

Not the OP, but they only said it wasn't strong enough, not exclusively engineers. I see plenty of grey area here.

I'd like to get you started on SMS 2fa. I deal with this a lot at work and would like as much information as possible!

It's definitely true for some people I know because it gets you above the fold for the game/category.

Most people watch above the fold in browse, and then above the fold for those games, so the streamers get all or nothing depending on the fold. So when you start out, that's nothing.

But for the minority of people who care about specific games/categories that usually aren't above the fold on browse (which hn is probably biased towards), this gets you quite consistent growth and engagement, especially if you're competant at the game or interacting.

Yeah it has a priority; low priority. Nobody wants to pay for it and it's not costing them in the market.

God I love octopus. Thank you for your work!

Curious of the ramifications of the fact that companies normally only have a handful of vendors relative to their employee size, but have tons and tons of "vendor" end-users.

I can't say I've ever met a developer who thinks that a 100% error rate to valid requests isn't an outage. Not sure why you have such a strong view of your semantics.

I've been on the internet for 6+ hours a day for the past 15 years and I have literally never seen it.

I think the true advantage you're referring to is automated regression testing, which isn't necessarily just unit testing (or at all)

Git is not the same in this case. Since git branches are just refs, I can do whatever commits or other changes I want and then assign a branch name. With hg every commit you make must first be done on the branch you want. This, when understood fully, can allow git to be much more flexible when manipulating the tree.

For some high performance games, storing assets with weaker compression means less CPU cycles spent.

And that might only increase in the future

Every computer or phone I own has a screen display filter to rid those blues. Really helps reduce the artificial stimulation for me.

Once you get used to it, turn it back on sometime temporarily. It's incredibly blinding.

Site isn't very usable on mobile.

Do you have any more information or links on this interpretation of the matrix?

Because you have to be in the know-how and do work to achieve that?

You're free to think that, and possibly some less important companies could get away with it.

However, in reality, the content owners really aren't that dumb and incompetent. There are very punishing legal implications to breaking the contracts, especially your relationship with others. And the content owners don't just do nothing; there's quite detailed questions and requirements they give when you renew their content, and they very often discover things they want to change after.

It's obviously a problematic enough relationship that netflix doesn't want to be a part of it anymore. More power to them; I wish this could be done for all industries as easily/well.

Soft drinks are very refined sugar. Quite different from natural.

Also implying natural is better.