Yhippa

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by Yhippa 2y ago
But where did “baz” come from?
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by Yhippa 2y ago
But wait, there's more! A lot of community and tribal knowledge is being locked away in various Discord servers.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
When he asks what sounds like an obscure question and the interviewee's face lights up, that is a beautiful moment.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
> In a direct message sent via X in July, Nullbulge said it accessed Disney’s data through a company manager of software development, whose computer it compromised. The material taken appeared to be limited to public and private channels
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by Yhippa 2y ago
This made me so happy. I'm going to go look for my Handspring Visor now...
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by Yhippa 2y ago
This is such a good perspective and thank you for posting. I agree with your statements and of all the hype cycles that have happened, I think this does have a real shot of becoming something. Because of that I think they’re going to keep t
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by Yhippa 2y ago
What you described was the exact same experience I had. I got so far off track in one of my conversations with corrections that I started all over again. It is neat that this technology can do it, but I probably would have been better off d
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Susan Wojcicki, former YouTube CEO, dies at 56(cnn.com)
3 points by Yhippa 2y ago|1 comments
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by Yhippa 2y ago
A long time ago, I bought an Acer Chromebook off of Groupon for $100. It was surprisingly performant despite being woefully underpowered. The screen wasn’t big but was bright and had a nice resolution. I too was able to get Crostini up and
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by Yhippa 2y ago
In a few of the local libraries near me homeless people occupy the bank of public computers and are frequently watching hardcore pornography. I'm terrified of my young children seeing that.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Kinda strange to go from "a patchy server" to using Native American imagery in the logo, albeit a much less offensive in than American sports teams.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Read the article. The authors suggestions won't work because why wouldn't teams have done that in the first place? Agile as we know it is just productionized micromanagement. I think the solution to this is for individual developm
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I feel like Popeyes had a random moment during the pandemic when the released their dark meat fried chicken sandwich which was initially good, but when the hype died down, they regressed to their normal fried chicken quality: bad.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
When I was looking for cars recently, I was frustrated by the inventory search on the websites. Subaru made it difficult to search a wide area for it's vehicles for example. I wrote a full stack application where I reverse-engineered t
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by Yhippa 2y ago
What did you end up moving to?
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by Yhippa 2y ago
...is that a real thing?
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by Yhippa 2y ago
This is really neat! Thanks for sharing. I wonder if there's an analogue for these routes and the roadway system there? I imagine so. I thought it was interesting how short Via Appia was. Learning Latin growing up, I imagined that to b
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Think about all the LinkedIn clout you missed out on by not incessantly talking about the ${NEW_THING}!
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I love how it prioritized the bottom of the screen as the place to interact with the phone. It still doesn't make sense to have all of that stuff anchored to the top of the screen like in all the modern phones. They really thought thro
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I remember taking a graduate level cryptography course several years ago and relying on Khan Academy to grok the fundamental concepts.
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by Yhippa 3y ago
> In a post last October, Instagram head Adam Mosseri said that the team was developing an API while worrying that an API would result in more publisher content on Threads instead of user-created posts. I feel like that's already ha
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by Yhippa 3y ago
Right? This kind of content came out around 15 years or so ago.
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by Yhippa 3y ago
To your second point: I grew up in the American suburbs and had that. Probably not to the degree you did. I've noticed in the suburbs today that there are such few kids and it's just really quiet all the time. It's really sad
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by Yhippa 3y ago
Lobbyists will always have influence. A tale as old as humanity. The question is, how transparent do you want it to be?
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by Yhippa 3y ago
I used this one frequently. Any other U.S. users have recommendations for something else?
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by Yhippa 3y ago
I can remember eras of my life gone by with these wallpapers.
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by Yhippa 3y ago
Thanks for the response. The more I look into EVs the more they seem just impractical to me given our current infrastructure. Even with the ability to install a level 2 charger at home, it seems scary to make long trips. I'm seeing a b
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by Yhippa 3y ago
It seems to me that what you did _inside_ the social networks used to have a lot of value but now it seems like what you do _outside_ may be even more valuable to try to model users wants (product or otherwise). If everybody starts closing
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by Yhippa 3y ago
Just reading through the examples, the fluent API really shines.
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by Yhippa 3y ago
Good ol' ports and adapters.

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