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Loved that episode of Black Mirror
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Even paper needs shelter. It must be kept from moths, because they eat holes in it. It must be kept from humidity, because it causes the fibres to expand and the ink to run. It stands to reason that Sima Qian, if he cared about posterity, w
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As a web developer, it’s less about me caring and more about my boss caring. If anything, give the C-suites the shitbox laptops.
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Many people on social media use the word inflammation as if they're describing a root cause that they have control over, such as dietary cholesterol or exercise. But my understanding of this word is that inflammation is a symptom– an i
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Sorry but this is not completely correct. Many expert bodybuilders use a variety of machines to train each muscle group. Power lifters, however, tend to focus on the compound movements and therefore probably need less equipment.
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Dune. Even if you've seen the movies, the books are incredible.
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GRRM writes using WordStar: https://www.daskeyboard.com/blog/how-george-r-r-martin-write...
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You say that, but applications use up orders of magnitude more system resources these days due to being built upon several layers of abstractions. Some modern applications feel more sluggish than their feature-complete counterparts from bac
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Did you look at the title?
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> But the rut isn't the problem. The fact that you think you need to get out of it is the problem. This is an incredible insight in and of itself, thank you.
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Clock speed is not an indicator of performance.
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I actually agree with you. My beef with billionaires isn't that they fly in jets or invest in companies that make cheap products. My beef with billionaires is that they by-and-large put money behind preventing the necessary climate act
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> The only way to do anything is to sacrifice something. Won't be enough, because the biggest consumers of carbon are billionaires and their corporations.
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I (30m) had only just graduated university (Master of Information Technology, majoring in Software Engineering) when (due to my desk setup that was not ergonomic, sleep position, and other factors) I was hit with an ulnar nerve nerve injury
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A paid LLM solves this?
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I could be wrong, but don’t JavaScript’s closures rely on arrow syntax?
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I can answer this! The moment that one tenant in my house didn't have an iPhone, so couldn't be in the house group chat on iMessage. It would take too many calls to coordinate the six people we have at home. Group messaging is the
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Only on HN is an invader morally comparable to the invaded.
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Dead link?
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Sounds like my wife.
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Me when I read code I wrote earlier today.
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Good grief. This is like saying driving to work is a choice because it takes only 45 minutes, but you could opt for a three hour walk instead. Because a potential solution exists in which people can have the optimal solution with no drawbac
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You seriously think “Hot Ones” popularised hot sauce? Yo bartender, I’ll have what he’s having.
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The distance of cask means I install everything with it. Which is handy if I ever feel like wiping my Mac fresh and running a single command to install everything.
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Normalcy in software engineering is when incompetents are getting jobs.
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I'm curious where you got this information from? How do you know the third-party libraries are not up to par? Is this personal or second-hand experience? Is it an assumption?
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I work from home, and I've been tempted to do this. However, for me, I'd rather just get the job done in fewer hours with my full focus, and then do chores, etc, in my other hours.
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This. Fixed-point decimal isn't even implemented in standard Rust– which I would deem a very mature language, because they want to keep the standard library quite small. If you want to use fixed-point decimal, there's a crate for
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You can compile Java and Go to web assembly and use those wherever you would have used JavaScript.
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Zoom CEO wants to tank the stock price apparently
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