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_xiaz
2y ago
Because this is not like any one of us having their comment removed on HN. This is like Paul Graham having their comment removed on HN. A more drastic analogy, this is like getting kicked out of your house by your kids. Altough I see that t
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_xiaz
2y ago
I see not a single issue, neither open nor closed. In fact I don't even see any PRs either
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_xiaz
2y ago
First time cross-publishing to HN. Be nice
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I coded my own dead link checker
(port19.xyz)
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_xiaz
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_xiaz
2y ago
I get that at some point you have to put food on the table, but why conflate the enterprisey, economical, object-oriented mess of things with your hobby? You can, in theory, still program elegant little side projects with no pretense of bus
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_xiaz
2y ago
The more I hang out in these places the more I believe the hypothesis that people are just bad at programming
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_xiaz
2y ago
Yes, but then after two days it's back to 90% and the missing 10 are rarely important
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_xiaz
2y ago
This ignores the fact that the vast majority of airborne common-cold viruses are not covered by a vaccine
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_xiaz
2y ago
Adding a couple aliases for your endpoint might be a decent middle ground where you throw the hallucinating "AI" a bone, without contorting yourself at its will
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_xiaz
2y ago
Anyone who already programs for a couple of years can spend a week learning $lang. Learning programming for the first time takes a long while and a lot of effort. I'd say a couple of months if you're bright and motivated. Possibly
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_xiaz
2y ago
> 3 - How Money Works Bold
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_xiaz
2y ago
I personally prefer "infinitely creative individual", with the non-artsy definition of creative: to create something
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_xiaz
2y ago
Imagine this was controlled not only for Vitamin D but for physical activity
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_xiaz
2y ago
I'd love if more studies accounted for this. It's the "Mozart makes your kids smart" mistake repeated ad nauseam
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_xiaz
2y ago
> avoid crazy strong sunscreens It's also known that sun exposure causes the vast majority of visible skin aging. So I choose to use overkill sunscreen on my face and neck to preserve my youth and balance that out by using no sunscr
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_xiaz
2y ago
To be fair, astral is the python company and thank god they are. I love ruff and uv
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_xiaz
2y ago
Astounding that this is as polarizing of a take as it seems to be
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_xiaz
2y ago
At the same time Go is quite barren when it comes to list (slice) functions, but I largely agree with Java and Python
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_xiaz
2y ago
>finished code I think the commenter suggests that you can just write those right away and the 100s of lines along the way don't exist
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_xiaz
2y ago
x has died does seem to be a bit of a meta on HN, yeah
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_xiaz
2y ago
PSL god and serial mogger, as the kids say
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_xiaz
2y ago
I don't see why you feel the need to drag HTTP, HTML and CSS through the mud
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_xiaz
2y ago
I think you two are looking for the word consciousness. Or sense of self. For both it's debatable if dogs have it
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_xiaz
2y ago
Still. At a minimum the troll will have fun, and when you notice it you can troll in return
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_xiaz
2y ago
At this point I'm convinced "Contact Us" is worse for business/sales than just disclosing any outrageous fees upfront
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_xiaz
2y ago
The rug where my contributions sit on. That rug. And as you're surely aware, competent OSS contribution is worth thousands
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_xiaz
2y ago
Good on them for not mincing words and being upfront about this
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_xiaz
2y ago
That's a cool piece of trivia
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_xiaz
2y ago
I feel like the existance of "casual" is a symptom of transient being way too hard to understand
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_xiaz
2y ago
Do you know the definition of the word strictly? No, security and upstream convenience are not even remotely necessary for a tool to work
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