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by 65 11mo ago
If they're dumb and achieve a lot... are they really dumb? Should intelligence be correlated with success?
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Ticket Resale for Profit to Be Outlawed in United Kingdom(pitchfork.com)
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by 65 11mo ago
The author appears to have a very large ego. Most "weird" people I know fall into the same trap of desperately trying to be something... to be interesting or dazzling or charming, while forgetting that they're talking to anot
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by 65 11mo ago
Usually people think Rust = fast, so "Written in Rust" might imply it runs fast.
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by 65 11mo ago
I've written SSR SPA frameworks with basic DOM "morphing" - e.g. I need to keep a sidebar from changing the HTML content/state when you click on a link, and I've always found advanced DOM morphing to be sketchy&#x2F
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by 65 11mo ago
I should complain on Hacker News more often. That worked! Finally. Thank you!
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by 65 11mo ago
I would prefer to have a job that pays me money than to not have to use Teams.
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by 65 11mo ago
My Teams is completely broken on MacOS. Yes I tried uninstalling and re-installing multiple times. Nothing works. So I've resorted to using the very laggy Teams web app. What good has Microsoft done for the world other than digital pai
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by 65 11mo ago
Boy am I excited for the Ladybird alpha release. We won't have to deal with Chromium browsers, Safari, or Firefox anymore.
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by 65 11mo ago
The abstract is some of the worst writing I've read in a while. Trying to sound so very smart while being incapable of getting your point across. This whole article reeks of pretentiousness.
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by 65 11mo ago
Every time I make this statement about Linux not being beginner friendly on Hacker News, there's always a reply about how so very pain free and easy it is. If Linus Torvalds of all people is complaining about how much of a pain in the
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by 65 11mo ago
Debian as a first time Linux user seems painful. Unless you enjoy spending hours and hours setting up a computer. Mint is still the simplest for me.
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by 65 11mo ago
Sewing my own clothing. But of course the programmer in me needs to make my own software to design patterns with code. Enjoying using paper.js to do all the complicated math to calculate lengths and angles.
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by 65 11mo ago
The news is not real life. Perhaps go outside and see how friendly and pleasant things are.
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by 65 11mo ago
Perhaps you're depressed?
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by 65 11mo ago
You can be smart and think the world is a beautiful place and life is a gift.
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by 65 11mo ago
I only visit social media in browser, I don't have any social media apps installed on my phone. Safari supports user scripts which I have installed on my phone.
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by 65 11mo ago
Hell I write ETL pipelines in Typescript since it's just... way easier to deal with. Not doing any crazy ML processing. But the Node ecosystem is giant and I'm a huge fan of the ergonomics of Typescript. And since Typescript is so
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by 65 11mo ago
I've never had a problem with social media usage - and I'd be surprised if other developers here haven't enacted their own solutions to prevent doomscrolling. I have user scripts on both my iPhone and my computer that complet
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by 65 11mo ago
I always found semantic versioning a little too verbose. Particularly when deciding when to release major versions. OSX was on version 10 for many years but of course released a new "major" version every year. Semantic versioning
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by 65 11mo ago
We are probably devastated because free commercial products have to extract revenue from the user somehow. Maybe not today, but most likely tomorrow. And this will always be a subscription, which was what Affinity was trying to stay away fr
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by 65 1y ago
I don't think it's possible to "love yourself" if you want to word it like that. Understand yourself? Maybe. Accept yourself? Sure. But love as a concept is shared.
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by 65 1y ago
The prompt should have included "Make it look like Vercel"
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by 65 1y ago
Perhaps we're considering reading with different perspectives. Reading a novel? Yeah sure. Reading documentation just to read it? Sure. But it's essentially impossible to learn without information about a subject. How do you suppo
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by 65 1y ago
I disagree with the reading part, as that's a major component of learning. Programming only clicked for me when I had a goal in mind and started reading documentation: change the color of the button when I click it. How to do something
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by 65 1y ago
I used to work on Drupal sites and they have very few examples for how to actually use various functions. So you'd run into instances where you're doing something completely wrong even if the function name makes sense. The best do
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by 65 1y ago
For me the most annoying thing is APIs arbitrarily changing all the time. Completely change the entire Tailwind, ESLint, AWS SDK, etc APIs every 6 months? Why not! Heaven forbid you don't touch a project for a few months, blink and all
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by 65 1y ago
Maybe one good thing about the torture of living in NYC is you get used to the torture of living in NYC. My very small, very expensive apartment has had no running water throughout the work day for the past two weeks because of water main c
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by 65 1y ago
Yep, I've always had a really easy time making ambigrams because of my (natural) mirror writing ability. As in, one day I tried mirror writing and I could just... do it without hesitation. I have asked a few left handed and right hande
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by 65 1y ago
Ambigrams are a random useless talent I have. I'm able to write backwards and upside down as well for whatever reason. I hypothesized it's because I'm left handed.

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