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Periodic reminder that attacks on physical voting don't scale.

But attacks on computers and networks do.

That's a completely different topic of argument. _You_ may not agree with Keynesian economics, and may have examples to cite for your reasoning, but it doesn't speak to Krugman's consistency.

Additionally, QE was only a piece of the recovery. Keynesian economics also advocates for direct investment in infrastructure and other government spending to get people working and money moving.

If you follow Krugman, you'd observe the difference in his opinions on Obama debt and Bush/Trump debt surround the real-world events of economic recovery. Krugman often argues for Keynesian economics[1], in that you should drive up deficits in times of economic hardship, and drive them down in times of economic prosperity.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_economics

I really hope this will let me manage multiple calendars the way the app does… just be signed in to all of them... don’t make me "share" them with each other.

If you'd like to do this in the terminal, clone the repo and:

  git rev-list --max-parents=0 HEAD | xargs git show

This was a thought-experiment, and nothing more. Not actually advocating this change.

Wow, sorry for this! I just used default colors that were in the Google Sheets chart tool. For my own education, is there a different spectrum that would do better?

This was something that I was just kicking around in my head and wondering "what would these results actually look like?" And then I realized that all the necessary data was publicly available, so I grabbed a coffee and went to town. I'm not actually proposing this change and had no idea what the results would be until I started writing.

I'm not 100% sure, but I believe those are only spots that have been reviewed by WHA users. The app itself still has tons and tons of spots (I think from Foursquare data?) that are pinned on the map but needing some feedback from users. It looks like the creators are watching these comments, so please correct me if I'm wrong.

The G looks like a power button. Quick, someone critique that.

In the midwest, a dev with no professional experience straight out of college can expect to earn around $3,450 monthly (post-tax), plus benefits, no signing bonus, and no stock options.

Something about DC seems to give people the impression that anyone doing anything else in the world is "stuff that doesn't matter".

I see this from people that live in the Bay too.

NYC too.

Why stop with WebAssembly? Why not address the entire notion that we're tricking document-rendering browsers into being application runtimes?

https://github.com/BloombergMedia/whatiscode/blob/master/scr... which outputs: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/fbppsat45fdzg25/Screensh...

I see a lot of alternatives to this in the comments. Allow me to offer another: https://github.com/garybernhardt/selecta

The entire market is subject to the reactions of tweets.[1]

[1] http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/market-quaver...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9427667

Looks like the output is random when you incognito.

My first thought was a boot that your car gets when you don't pay your parking tickets.[1]

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheel_clamp

That depends. Do you believe what is shown on Shark Tank?

I think there is an interesting conversation to be had about why, in a world with LiveStream, UStream, & YouTube Live Events, people see Meerkat/Periscope as revolutionary. Also apply that question to Spotify vs Rhapsody.

Think about why, in a world with LiveStream, UStream, & YouTube Live Events, people see Meerkat as revolutionary. Also apply that question to Spotify vs Rhapsody.

The point that I was trying to make is that it's much easier to be influenced by a swarm of commenters and to unknowingly align your opinions with them. You're more likely to disagree genuinely with ONE article than with 150 comments all echoing each other. Alas, downvote me, please.

To me this reads "I can't make up my own opinion, I need others to influence my judgement and opinions."

Sometimes. But often the comments make me sad and I log off HN for a few days. Too much hubris. Too much criticism. Too much hand-waving.

Lol.

Go nuts. https://github.com/johndavidback/can-i-wear-shorts

Couldn't resist posting this.

"You don't deploy to BSD. So why the hell are you developing on it?"

http://www.widgetsandshit.com/teddziuba/2011/03/osx-unsuitab...

Edit: This is undoubtably a troll post, and I dev on a Mac + VMs if necessary.

When I can't or don't want to drive, Lyft is definitely my go-to transportation option in my city (Cincinnati). The prices are lower. When it's "surge" time, Lyft's up-charges are less painful. The drivers are nicer. I only user Uber when I can't get a Lyft.

Interesting points, but I think these are all solvable problems. More appropriate title: "Why Electronic Voting Is Hard".

How many times do we need to post this?