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Ask HN: How do you manage multiple Gmail accounts on Linux?
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by 4m1rk 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | VANCOUVER, BC | REMOTE 20 years of building software applications and leading teams, from Amazon and Disney to small startups. • Architecture, Large-scale System Design, ETL • Python, Scala, Go, JavaScript/Typescript, Ru
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SEEKING WORK | Vancouver, BC | Remote 20 years of experience in end-to-end project delivery, team building, and consultancy services. My experience spans from working with small startups to Amazon. Define the goal and leave the rest to me f
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Have you tried Joplin? It's open source. I liked it very much but ultimately ended up using a folder of markdown files and using vscode to edit them. It works great. The only issue is that long hyperlinks become unreadable.
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This just doesn't make sense to me. The employer can hire two instead of one while getting the same performance. Supposing we're not talking about 8+ hours timezone difference, it's much more valuable than just having someone
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Gave it something in Persian and it still tries writing something
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Building a resume to get freelance job or building a resume using freelance jobs?
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These explain why Python is the defacto for AI/ML which is interesting but I still totally agree with the idea of Python's simplicity making it just a better choice to get things done. I had a journey from Scala, a compile-time ty
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About 2 decades of software development and today I would choose the same stack. I've coded in PHP, C#, Java, Scala (Play framework), Rails, NodeJS, a bit Go. Django, DRF, and something like HTMX will be my default choice today, unless
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Had a similar but simpler experience with Telegram's Lumberjack game [1]. Wrote a small Python script that scans a few pixels of screen and sends arrow key signals when sees a branch. The game was gradually speeding up to the point tha
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Wow lot of complains here. I've had a good experience interviewing with Amazon few months ago. Recuiter was supper supportive and following up constantly. The interview rounds were also relatively nice. The only thing was to prep for a
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Actually it was the best option I had on Linux for O365 corporate email client. They added OAuth support probably during the past 2 years and they added some important features to the calendar notification about a year ago. The calendar has
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This topic made me think that you'll eventually have to support all FP principles in a strongly type safe language like Rust which reminds me of Scala FP community. I'm not sure if it ended up being a good thing for Scala long-ter
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Long term I don’t think he would make less money. Though even if he does he'll enjoy what he does and that's all that matters.
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by 4m1rk 4y ago
Oh yeah I have a vague memory of B000. I was more interested in mode 13 (256 colors 360x200). I think it was starting from A000. I'm proud that I found that address by trial and error. I was able to put pixels on screen using `int 10h`
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by 4m1rk 4y ago
So nostalgic. All the work is done by 21h interrupt though. 10h is faster. And the fastest is to put characters in 0xB800 memory address. How do I remember that number without looking it up?
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Maybe what I have in mind as the env setup is different but 1) lower envs might not experience the load or edge cases as prod 2) lower envs are supposed to be as similar as possible to prod. Is it a good idea to test things with Python 3.11
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> I usually wait until the 3rd patch myself, after many years of paying the price of greedy upgrades. We wouldn't get there if everyone does that though.
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To me the whole point of using open source tech is the freedom. I want to have options, hardware or software. When Apple tries hard to remove itself from that list I probably won't fight to keep it there. I just cross it out of my list
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by 4m1rk 4y ago
Just a side note: I guess it still can be suspicious as AWS is banned for Iranian. Irainians usually use other VPS providers.
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by 4m1rk 4y ago
Nice one. I believe we should avoid doing unnecessary clever things deliberately and actively.
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I guess the original issue is that HTML/CSS is desgined for creating documents and standard forms not apps.
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I got a similar book on C++ and tried to return it to get a refund as soon as found there's no exiting sample code but OO stuff. I was lucky that the shop didn't get the book back so I had to read it. I think it upgraded me.
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by 4m1rk 4y ago
I might be wrong but I hesitate watching old science documentaries, because science usually gets outdated.
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I suppose it's all because of the topic or the content itself. They try to use any technique to keep the view and to make it longer. They sometimes build miniseries from something that could be an hour max.
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I didn't expect India! Iran for sure does that too. The zoom part was kind of nostalgic :) they are getting better and better (just technically). They were even covering women bodies! Shit load of money and resources for these nonesens
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> we would discover issues only after deploying (or in production!) due to Python’s run time nature I love Rust but seems like they just needed to write some test before shipping to prod? > Built-in test, CI/CD Does it have anyth
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The writer is not considering that each asset will be a separate connection or am I missing something?
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And Google fonts?
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I stopped using Arch when I went to a meeting after upgrading the night before and realizing my audio is not working during the call. You don't have time to RTFM then.

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