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We don’t hire .NET programmers (2011)(blog.expensify.com)
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The Challenge of IP Reputation(textslashplain.com)
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by _xivi 3y ago
> most websites using it as a way to reset your password > Privacy... I am starting to use iCloud's Hide My Email to change my email address on accounts I have created > domain name can be the weakest link to accessing your on
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by _xivi 3y ago
Even though the points are sound, I don't agree with the conclusion. You're effectively giving away more freedom and putting more trust in services that can lock you out of your digital life.
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Any examples for incredibility and misleading reporting by them?
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If I had to guess, it's because they have actual reporters on the ground getting shot at and killed, unlike many other media outlets who count on heresay and statements. You realize that all media/press is backed by something, rig
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What do you mean? I think that's the full article there
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> Package managers are not the only way to get software. People build software off GitHub all the time. The question asked by parent comment was: "How do Linux/Mac package managers solve this?"
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by _xivi 3y ago
> The maintainers can be compromised though. Is every single version of every single "vetted" package / maintainer also vetted? Pretty much, packaging is not a brainless process. One of the effort that specifically target
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by _xivi 3y ago
>> By building their binaries from source and hosting them on their servers > Wouldn't help if the source code already has the backdoor in there though I'm not sure if you're aware but random tools don't just sp
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There's a workaround that uses standard link reference markdown syntax to represent metadata[0] It look fantastic compatibility-wise, I will be considering it. [0] https://stackoverflow.com/a/50783136
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Ask HN: Any file formats better suited for blogging than Markdown?
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For me Stripe is the peak for a product/company website: https://stripe.com/ I heard some people admire https://linear.app/ but I don't see the appeal myself Majority of websites often fall into o
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The Next Feature Fallacy (2015)(andrewchen.com)
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Pitch Competitions as a Measure of Success(devan.codes)
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Combatting RSS Overload(rubenerd.com)
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> My issue with all of this is that vanilla is better than any framework. Vanilla JS is an abstraction over something else which in turn an abstraction over another and so on... So your problem here isn't really with abstraction&#x2
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> Svelte is an incremental improvement over the thing that came before it > who cares? I wish we would spend more time thinking through new (or old) solutions to the problem we are solving - What's "the problem"? - How
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> There's a lot of magic and complexity hiding in there I mean there's a lot of magic and complexity hidden in frameworks, interpreters, compilers, all the way down, not to mention browser engines. Or did I miss something?
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Let’s End the Myth That Ideas Are Worthless(web.archive.org)
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> We still have not understood how to tach coding. The subject seems to be completely non linear, and some people get stuck and cant move on The same can be said about any subject or skill. If you go to any class, you'll find some p
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The Contrarian Strategy of OpenAI(matt-rickard.com)
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Poll: Do you use your real identity on HN?
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Real identity: Full or nickname
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Pseudonym: Consistent alias for online presence
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Anonymous: No clues or direct identifiable information
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Yeah, I found Copilot depends on how mainstream is your environment. It's like commuting by train, it count on the fact that many people share the destination. But if you start deviating and using niche languages or tasks, it's no
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Changing my relationship with GitHub Copilot(ntietz.com)
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Since when are unit tests theoritical? I don't think many universities teach them. Maybe like an introduction to software testing and QA but nothing too rigid. So if you're talking about fresh graduates, it's always been like
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Jen-Hsun Huang: Stanford student and Entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of Nvidia [video](youtube.com)
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