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Ryanair's 3 Learjets
(simpleflying.com)
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3y ago
Sounds like a great metric to game though. Undercounting crime is not far fetched at all. Such a metric needs to be maintained independently from the local government (or independently verifiable).
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How to Read an S-1
(capitalgains.thediff.co)
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Error-Message Guidelines
(nngroup.com)
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3y ago
Without paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20230628204040/https://www.nytim...
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Why Britain doesn’t build
(worksinprogress.co)
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The Origin Private Filesystem
(web.dev)
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Modern CSS for Dynamic Component-Based Architecture
(moderncss.dev)
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Floating-point arithmetic – all you need to know, explained interactively
(matloka.com)
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3y ago
This is interesting, but in practice the quality of results is paramount, and how does something like searx compare against DDG… or Google? I wonder what kind of metric could be defined to even plot that.
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Annoying A/B testing mistakes
(posthog.com)
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Don't use custom CSS scrollbars
(ericwbailey.website)
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Email addresses are not primary user identities
(ntietz.com)
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3y ago
I'm always impressed how direct the relationship between profit and mathematics/physics/electronics is in HFT. It feels like a marker of civilizational advancement – it's not enough abstraction to just have fungible mean
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The Accidental HFT Firm (2018)
(web.archive.org)
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Starting Software Teams: Avoiding Big Mistakes
(staysaasy.com)
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Why do railway tracks have crushed stones alongside them?
(alpharail.co.nz)
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3y ago
Fascinating how such a simple solution is so timelessly effective. A "framework" going two centuries strong.
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Lessons of Design
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The US is one case, I wonder what about Europe or China? It seems part of the problem was that the mandates were loosely followed at a societal level — masks clearly do reduce the spread of diseases when used reliably (see: doctors). It see
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Fitts's Law and Its Applications in UX
(nngroup.com)
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Floating-point arithmetic – all you need to know, explained interactively
(matloka.com)
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True that there's no 3rd party caching benefit anymore, but it's still just very convenient – select fonts a'la carte, copy the CSS/HTML snippet, paste it in, and that's it. All for free, no licensing considerations
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Git Internals – Plumbing and Porcelain
(git-scm.com)
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CockroachDB's Consistency Model
(cockroachlabs.com)
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4y ago
We use it in prod at PostHog ( https://posthog.com/ ) and it's SUPER practical as an abstraction over Redux's boilerplate. Also makes for really sensible separation of logic from presentation. Only TypeScript suppor
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Ask HN: What are some great books around API design for $CURRENT_YEAR?
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Wołyń was horrific, but the Ukrainian people today are quite obviously not the same people as the banderites 80 years ago, the world has changed much since then. This rhetoric only serves Putin's interests, who must be quite displeased
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Out of curiosity, how do irradiated plastics fail? Do they become brittle, soft, something else?
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I check my email, and it's great, because I _curate_ it. Absurd spam like scams goes to junk anyway. The more legitimate spam I quickly unsubscribe from. And I make sure no service keeps sending notifications I don't need. This wa
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