Zealotux

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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   I care much more about Adobe's ability to destroy products' quality than prices really.
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   >Poker is about chance If this were true, then the recurrent Pocker champions must be the luckiest persons in the world, luck is undoubtedly an element, but there are many ways to influence other variables of the game.
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   https://archive.ph/SA49A
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   Simple systems also fails!
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   The reason is the movie being titled "Beautiful Blue Eyes", we live in a time of pure insanity.
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   >[ACQUISITOR] is deeply committed to keeping [STARTUP] operating autonomously and I will continue to serve as CEO, reporting to [NEW OVERLORD] You won't believe what happens next.
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   I apologize in advance for breaking the usual rules of HN when it comes to quality of discussion. Fuck.
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   You can be responsible and not guilty.
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   by Zealotux 4y ago

   It can also mean they're making sure minorities aren't overly represented among layoffs, or something completely different; not so wise of them to signal virtue while not elaborating on what they mean.
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    >What do you think about the AWS documentation? Is "I only ever get things done by reading third-part AWS documentation" a valid answer in your book? :c)
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    I would suggest looking into Pierrot le Fou, and Bande à Part (Band of Outsiders in NA).
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    I highly suggest you look into the history of movies, academic movie critics pretty much defined what cinema is in the first place, critics are much more than YouTubers giving their opinion on the latest Marvel flick, it's a whole fiel
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    When private companies start having so much power they can literally make or break voices from being heard at all, this argument of "private companies are private therefore they do what they want" becomes much harder to defend. I&
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    If you enjoyed that feeling I suggest you look at http://astronaut.io which shows a few seconds of random Youtube videos with few views. Previously discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20432772
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    Nuclear is "not working well" for us because ideologues have been systematically undermining our nuclear industry for decades now, and it'll take a few more decades to heal the damage done by said ideologues, with the hope no
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    What about an app to find your dopplerganger by going through some normalized selfie process and auto matching? It would be a nightmare for privacy I guess.
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    Look into Oliver Burkeman's Time Management for Mortals, I personally listen to his audio series on the Waking Up app which you can try for free[1] (I'm not affiliated with them). You are a finite mortal, you can't do everyth
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    It includes media, see the more detailed report here: https://httparchive.org/reports/page-weight
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    But is it web scale?
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    No, there is optimization happening at Redux level to ensure components only gets updated when they need to, but it's up to you to ensure your store is properly designed and consumed to avoid unnecessary updates. Look up Mark Erikson&#
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    Ask Amazon https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/05/12/strategy-letter-i-...
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    >I have attempted to kill myself. [Yes I failed at that too! =)] We call that failing with great success :)
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    But uranium is much easier to store due to its energy density, and we can rely on better sources for it such as Canada and Australia, and not questionable countries like for oil.
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    Can confirm this, I once installed a package on my Linux machine that wasn't approved by a multi-billion dollar company, my computer exploded.
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    Wait until people learn Maslow never actually created a pyramid to represent the "hierarchy of needs."[1] [1] https://forge.medium.com/maslows-pyramid-is-a-marketing-lie-...
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    I don't like this approach either as maintenance gets complex over time. Changing routes in my React-router project is one file, one commit that's easy to verify, try changing a dozen routes with Next and you end up with a dozen o
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    I am so glad, that new redesign probably saved me hundreds of hours of free time, now I cringe every time I have to use Reddit, pretty radical productivity boost.
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    I suppose if you're a professional piano player you might enjoy being able to train while on holiday, but I'm as curious as you, some of these prices sounds insane to me, $10k for one night?!
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    I enjoy this layout and I only wish it had some sort of check for background color contrast accessibility.
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    by Zealotux 4y ago

    >For example, the React components can update themselves, without having to go through a central authority. Also, each component has its own internal state. This state is managed by the component itself. This is why I make sure to use Re