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by Can_Not 7y ago
I dont know how he manages _THAT_ many Twitter accounts!
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by Can_Not 7y ago
> Holding people accountable for their acts of gross negligence for personal profit is a Soviet Union thing It's not clear to me if you're trying to defend the Soviet Union or if you're invoking a Stalin flavored Godwin&#x
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by Can_Not 7y ago
GC'd langs like golang, crystal, nim, etc. would probably be just as effective in practice, while remaining more accessible to business app developers.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
> you can do the same thing with a cluster of free tier t2.micro machines Not if you already used your free tier. Lambda is X free per month. Free tier t2.micro is X free for first 12 months.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
> I think it's important to note here that "bad for management" doesn't necessarily mean "good for employees" Also important to note there is a difference between "bad for employees" and "bad
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by Can_Not 7y ago
> the point is advancing the progressive no-borders agenda. HN isn't really the place to share conspiracy theories that are completely unhinged from reality.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Yeah, I'm a bit baffled by statements like: > Most people aren't renters Source? Most of my friends (outside of the tech echo chambers) are worried they'll never become buyers because of student loans, decades of wage stag
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by Can_Not 7y ago
> The "puppet masters" are just the American voters If we're using Occam's Razor, I think "Defense Contractors" would make a closer shave.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
There is already examples of large multinationals (including Amazon) bullying and overriding democratic municipalities in the US.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Every short domain I looked at, the registrar considered them "premium" and wanted $300 or up to $3,000 per year for them, even on obscure tlds.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Someone else mentioned Rusted Warfare.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
I can't personally vouch for the game, but it looks worth a try and describes itself as: > Rusted Warfare is an fully featured RTS inspired by classic real-time strategy games such as Total Annihilation and Command and Conquer. >
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Registrars still charge exorbitant prices for short domain names outside of com and io.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
What if they release Bitcoin 2.0 the year you leave?
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Imagine if DO had lambda.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
It feels like they're trying to vendor lock your vocabulary.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
The sonar eslint plugin is great, too.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
How would you make a table or view that has: deleted_at TIMESTAMP created_at TIMESTAMP user_id INTEGER body TEXT all _optionally_ filterable (greater than, less than, like, equal, etc.) where applicable without an ORM,
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by Can_Not 7y ago
> The idealistic answer is good DB design from the start. I don't feel like this answers the question. My ORM supports views.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Would love to use typescript or ReasonML with something other than react, like svelte.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
There is literally no form of passenger train where I live that could take me to NYC, DC, or LA, but plenty of rails for cargo.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Heavy weight SPA frameworks might be popular, but there are also tiny SPA frameworks like choo, svelte, hyper.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
I exclusively use firefox for android. It's better than android chrome in nearly every way I can think of you. You get extensions.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
> However, it wouldn't surprise me one bit to find out that some of these companies complaining about getting banned are legitimately doing something wrong The issue is that they're not being told what they did wrong, which ins
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by Can_Not 7y ago
While you are technically right that it is not a monopoly, it is an oligopoly, a term which implies it is likely to have the same issues as a monopoly while still having an insufficient number of competitors. The problem compounds when Goog
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by Can_Not 7y ago
At some point, if essentially everyone is forbidding class action and requiring arbitration clauses, do we just not have rights anymore? At some point a judge will have to recognize that the abuse has gone too far and decide it's unenf
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by Can_Not 7y ago
Not enough Phoenix svelte starter templates. Not enough SSE instead of web sockets.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
I have heard rumors that Oracle DB is the best, but I've heard too many bad things about the parent company to ever look outside of postgres/mariadb.
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by Can_Not 7y ago
"JWT are more flexible" both points to expiration dates. Both kinda looks the same. No explanation why session cookies got the point. Maybe I don't understand how to use that website on mobile?
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by Can_Not 7y ago
This isn't really a criticism of the core idea to just say "what if somebody built it stupidly low", traffic lights have been fine my entire life and maybe some highways will have to be skipped or doubled for NASA/ milit

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