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by AnonHP 1y ago
I don’t think Apple’s organization structure and its current leadership team are going to be able to handle a corporate market. It takes a different mindset, attitude and focus to work on that. But, never say never! I doubt this will happen
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by AnonHP 1y ago
Seems like this article places too much emphasis on normalization, which is appropriate for many cases, but may be a huge cost and performance issue for requirements like reporting. You may probably need different kinds of schema and data s
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by AnonHP 1y ago
Thanks for the correction. I was wrong in saying that Eddy Cue was responsible for this. I was referring to the App Store and its issues in general (not just the recent ruling), and the one to blame in the past would’ve been Phil Schiller.
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by AnonHP 1y ago
Hopefully the EU shames Apple and threatens with more fines for this “malicious compliance”. Warning: potentially inflammatory content ahead. AFAIK, Eddy Cue is the one responsible for all this. He’s known to be a shrewd negotiator (with Ho
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by AnonHP 1y ago
From this post, it seems like the hiring manager is either not the real hiring manager (maybe just an HR agent with this lofty title) or was himself hired without any screening or on the job evaluation for reading and responding to emails (
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by AnonHP 1y ago
I use LibreOffice for my personal needs, which is spreadsheets (I also donate to Document Foundation to support it). Sadly, even LibreOffice has suffered from being slow to start up, is bloated and sluggish (on Windows and macOS; I have tri
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by AnonHP 1y ago
But isn’t that orthogonal to this topic? Being strong on not allowing or losing to competition from a business standpoint vs. advocating that it’s a good idea to follow the judicial directives without playing around?
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by AnonHP 1y ago
Thanks for the link. It has hundreds of videos though. Any specific videos you’d recommend to get started and to fine tune it?
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by AnonHP 1y ago
I had fun changing the barrier wall sizes in nibbles to make some levels easier. Having the source accessible and easy to change was quite useful.
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by AnonHP 1y ago
No context or links to understand any history or anything about the issue. I have no idea why this was shared here and what is expected in a discussion here.
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by AnonHP 2y ago
Since many comments here are critical of this article, are there any better sources on this topic? If yes, please share here. Thank you.
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by AnonHP 2y ago
> things like the car refusing to set the parking brake if you aren't wearing a seatbelt This is confusing to me. Does the car prevent a safety feature (setting the parking brake) from working when one doesn’t wear the seatbelt? Or
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by AnonHP 2y ago
> but almost all apps nowadays use certificate pinning which means the system certificate store is ignored Certificate pinning (or rather, public key pinning) is technically obsolete and browsers themselves removed support for it in 2018
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by AnonHP 2y ago
Sorry, being pedantic about spelling here: it’s “would’ve”, not “would of”.
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by AnonHP 2y ago
That would have to make it to the timestamp on the file system. And whenever a post is modified, that would also have to make it to the file system. Currently this doesn’t seem to be there.
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by AnonHP 2y ago
> The problem isn't within Google. They aren't doing anything substantial to lock users into Chrome. I feel this is meant to trigger people into reacting and causing a flame war. Google has been making its own web properties wo
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by AnonHP 2y ago
In “Why one.el”, one of the points listed is this: > I want websites to be written to a single org file, Since the entire site’s source is in one file, this means individual blog entries (the index.html files) do not by default have thei
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by AnonHP 2y ago
It is not clear from the article, and these are noob questions: does it mean there were no other time dilation effects to take into account? In other words, is the adjustment done within the satellite clocks enough for the signal processing
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by AnonHP 2y ago
I’ve heard of Zellij before but never got a chance to try it. My main use of tmux is with a Synology NAS to run some long running commands where I don’t have to retain the ssh session until completion. Unfortunately, Zellij doesn’t seem to
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by AnonHP 2y ago
I’m curious to know how you could know if any emails you send are getting silently dropped. Do you check with the recipient again and/or through other modes of communication?
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by AnonHP 2y ago
Please change the direction of walking when scrolling up. Right now the stick figure is walking backwards. It could be reversed or perhaps made to seem like backtracking (add a little more “caution”, “fear”, etc.).
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by AnonHP 2y ago
> The short version is that for HN moderation there is a dispassionate algorithm that punishes "fights" and sometimes dang actively performs an action that lets the fight happen, but he doesn't actively stop fight provokin
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by AnonHP 2y ago
I very much enjoyed reading this! This is built on revolutionary changes in how CPUs, operating systems, compilers, languages and programmers work. > You can now use floats for indexes too! > By default, a variable will last until the
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by AnonHP 2y ago
> I regularly conduct 2 hr long "Intro to the Git Data Model" courses at my workplace (1-2 times a year) Does the course material (and perhaps any recordings) have any proprietary information or constraints to prevent you from
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by AnonHP 2y ago
I’m totally ignorant on this and don’t understand. How is WebAssembly helpful for terminal UI apps and why has it been chosen here? Is it mainly for easier cross platform support (with the UI being HTML and then translated for the terminal)
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by AnonHP 2y ago
I understand that this post is flagged because it can start flame wars and “not curious conversations”, but I’m curious about what people here from different parts of the world are seeing for these search terms. If censorship is indeed happ
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by AnonHP 2y ago
This is from 2003 (December, so it's about 21 years ago). Is it still relevant?
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by AnonHP 2y ago
> It is the thing that keeps me from going vegetarian. Even with going off meat, I would still harm the livestock by consuming dairy. You could go vegan.
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by AnonHP 2y ago
> But there is _no_ version of a carnivore or meat-eating omnivore that does not involve killing and savagery Absolute statements are not useful in this context. Vultures are obligate scavengers who eat the flesh of already dead animals
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by AnonHP 2y ago
Needs (2020) in the title

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