HyperMassive

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by HyperMassive 4y ago
I can't seem to find this subreddit. Do you have a link?
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by HyperMassive 5y ago
> they are effectively big pharma sales people. No they are not; At least not in the UK. When I was young, My GP was a kind and caring man. I remember him asking my mum how my siblings were, recalling their previous visits. As a grown up
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by HyperMassive 5y ago
The opposite of blameworthy. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/exculpatory#note-... Yep my usage a bit odd, I forgot it is a common legal term. Maybe *trivial* would be a better word.
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by HyperMassive 5y ago
I went back and read the content again because of your comment. What a waste of time. > Identify a Facebook user by *his* phone number despite privacy settings set Stop being so obtuse about exculpatory mistakes; I am not suggesting HN c
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by HyperMassive 6y ago
LineageOS 16 used to have this feature. I really miss it. https://forum.fairphone.com/t/transitioning-from-los16s-priv...
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by HyperMassive 6y ago
lose weight.
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by HyperMassive 7y ago
ringbird - educational ring buffer implementation in JS. printery - alias function which calls console.log. nothing more. blameless - npm bin package to squash all git history.
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by HyperMassive 8y ago
Nope. plenty do. I do. granted its verbose, but it gets the job done nicely. easy to follow, plain functions all the way down.
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
> That was the day I decided JS... Why? surely having 47 promises and some on the same line is the authors fault? Promise.prototype.then()'s callback function does not need to be written inline. At some point the author should have
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
My current project is run in a similar fashion; and it shows... code quality is terrible, technologies are stale and riddled with performance work-arounds, bugs are fixed with the fastest possible implementation and handed off to the testin
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
> Do you remember the time when you just copied your file over to the server, and magically everything was deployed? I do. It was a good time. Yes, I am old. Yep. That in sense is webpack's job: It allows you to boil down a huge li
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
On national news they mentioned 1% came back positive for people who were believed to be entirely healthy. Unfortunately it was anonymous so they could not get back in touch with the false positive patients. The spokesperson made it very cl
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
aye ok, perhaps it IS justified. But the interview didnt actually touch on anything of the sort, yet the author is attempting to ridicule him. -remarkable man does unremarkable interview yet the outcome is "what is this elistist douche
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
I wonder what the motivations are behind public engagement like this? I have no idea whether Mr Bezos is a nice bloke or not; but unfortunately for him being the most richest man in the world means most people have a somewhat negative dispo
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
I can run create-react-app. just be sure to change npm's global directory.
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
The headline is very polarised and sensationalist. Now that you pointed it out, I agree with you it primarily helps me with managing my boredom (and the frustration it causes). Although I have no measurables to quantify its impact, I'v
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
I think you might be missing the point, not everyone (your collaborators) will use the same editor, the same white-space rules. And some developers couldn't care less about consistent code and quality at all. But having a EditorConfig
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
bandwidth perhaps?
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by HyperMassive 9y ago
Are you getting paid for 50 hours?