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by SCdF 10y ago
I use the Hacker News Enhancement Suite Chrome extension for exactly that. (It also monkey with fonts and adds tagging a bunch more things, but I honestly only care about the comment folding).
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by SCdF 10y ago
As long as when I copy a link by right clicking the URL I get the actual link, and not some hn.hn/Q3dsa garbage I don't really care. It matters to me less that you know what I clicked, it matters to me more that your site is usefu
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MacPaste – The Missing Mouse Paste Feature for Mac OS X(github.com)
1 points by SCdF 10y ago|0 comments
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by SCdF 10y ago
I'm going to do that lazy contribution thing you do on HN, where you ignore the thrust of the piece and instead complain about the web experience. https://imgur.com/kfbbZo2 Bell labs are you for real?
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154M voter records exposed(dailydot.com)
6 points by SCdF 10y ago|0 comments
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by SCdF 10y ago
It appears to be back up, so now there is nothing to see so this entry is kind of pointless.
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NoNoSQL (2010)(blog.cleverelephant.ca)
2 points by SCdF 10y ago|0 comments
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by SCdF 10y ago
Rage was gorgeous. The game was terrible, but it was incredibly pretty, mostly because of megatextures. Some pundit (TotalBiscuit?) referred to it looking like a moving painting, and in places it really was that breathtaking. Again, the gam
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by SCdF 10y ago
Hey Will, Thanks for keeping Package Control high quality, I know it's highly appreciated :-)
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by SCdF 10y ago
A bit late to the party, but we use Couch + Pouch at work. It is in some ways magic, and I literally don't know how we'd achieve what we do without it. But. The big pain for us is filtered replication: we have a bunch of cell phon
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by SCdF 10y ago
Hey Zebra, thanks for the replies, IMO you should edit your blog post (or link to your comment here) because that's a really helpful set of counter experiences that make your blog post feel much more genuine, compelling and relatable.
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by SCdF 10y ago
Hey no worries, your perspective (as a breathing human who's actually done this before, whereas I'm very much being a couch referee or whatever that phrase is) is really interesting. I think it's a cool idea. I'd still w
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by SCdF 10y ago
> If it's an ego fight, you've lost no matter how you code. Better to get it out in the open and deal with it. (And perhaps let the person go) I know what you mean, but "you've lost" is a bit too final for me. Ob
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by SCdF 10y ago
Oh yeah good point. If you're worried about pair programming not paying off mob programming is an even more expensive proposition.
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by SCdF 10y ago
Upvoting because it's a fascinating idea. I find it weird they didn't really point out any down-sides, possibly because it's a corporate blog and marketing wouldn't let them. Off the top of my head though, I'd be wo
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Consider Hoplon(yogthos.net)
1 points by SCdF 10y ago|0 comments
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by SCdF 10y ago
> All user written code is call-back based, reducing code complexity I think this line deserves further explanation. (I wish people would just post the video of a talk instead of slides, they are often devoid of important context).
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Clojure.spec – Rationale and Overview(clojure.org)
474 points by SCdF 10y ago|153 comments
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by SCdF 10y ago
So maybe this article is a good example of why we§ let them: - It's ~2180 words long - It takes ~600 words (10 paragraphs) of stumbling around before the author reminds themselves of what we're actually here to talk about: the CIA
590.
by SCdF 10y ago
Please try to keep pointless vague slurs like SJW constrained to Reddit et al where they belong.
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by SCdF 10y ago
It's pretty horrible, but it's the future unfortunately. The web is ubiquitous. Everyone knows it, and so it's much easier to scratch whatever itch you have in a tech you know than a scary one (C!) that you don't; buildi
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by SCdF 11y ago
I think the implication is that the CTO currently doesn't think that automated tests are worthwhile, so there wouldn't be any in their codebase.
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by SCdF 11y ago
This is kind of an apathetic mid-90s defeatist attitude is I think easy but not particularly nuanced or helpful. With that attitude nothing is independent: money has to come from somewhere. I think it's fair to say that every organisat
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by SCdF 11y ago
> Take the recent cases of malware-spreading adverts on legitimate sites. These sites get their ad spaces filled through agencies that then broker further deals, often selling ad space on-demand through live auctions to others, and so on
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by SCdF 11y ago
I'm really beginning to wonder where the ad-blocking wars are going to leave us. If I ran some kind of online content, and it was clear the majority of my money was made in advertising, and that the majority of my money was being erode
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by SCdF 11y ago
I didn't down-vote you, but "collapsible comments are a pig to use" isn't really a statement I can get behind, nor a statement with any real value (what does "a pig to use" mean, practically?) I use a (slightly
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by SCdF 11y ago
Maybe he can, but less tech savvy people almost certainly can't.
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by SCdF 11y ago
Depends on what you consider easy. I live 12hrs off timezone wise to nearly everyone I know. When I am waking up they are going to sleep, and vice versa. The flights are thousands of dollars and 24hrs of travel time _each way_. To get to a
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by SCdF 11y ago
I feel like your answer comes from you wishing to charge money for a product (understandable obviously) more so than it comes from any actual scientific or even observational basis. Put another way: you would say that wouldn't you.
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by SCdF 11y ago
Fascinating post. Parallel thought: should he be deleting old blog posts to keep his online collection of things decluttered?

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