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a_imho
7y ago
Why is it so hard for moz://a to provide something similar as an official workaround? Here is the cert, import it and you are good to go. Instead we have the opt-in to studies and update your browser nonsense and no fix for days.
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7y ago
I don't need yet another minigame to manage in my life, thanks but no.
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7y ago
Usually the amount of robo-chatter I get is so excessive that I have tuned out anyway. It works as intended, why would you think they want you to talk to them?
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7y ago
The majority of patient facing medical ~professionals are pharma salespeople anyway.
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7y ago
Thanks, but Basecamp is very vocal about not hiring though and I don't see any indication GitHub/MS would be offering anything comparative. I'm fine with links too, if you have any please share.
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7y ago
Surely they can fire people at will? I recall something similar though it might not be from GitLab. A long list of justification why is it good for remote employees and the local economy not to be paid on pair. It was smug and insulting.
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7y ago
Could you please list some of the type I companies? I'm at the other end of things and find they are non existent, but maybe I'm searching in the wrong places. Remote is not a protected group [0]. [0] https://elsajohans
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7y ago
Textbook enterprise development, office politics and connections trumps competence and contribution. Non programmer tech leads / seniors devs / architects are very common.
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8y ago
What are the relevant numbers that support his claim? To me it seems sponsored content is very much on the rise.
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8y ago
But you actually say it requires negligence on part of multiple people. I find it very hard to apply Hanlon's razor in this case. Anyway, from my experience people do the stupidest/reckless things despite being told not to, just b
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8y ago
I only skimmed this page but I don't see it mention ads only trackers? Honestly, FF should just integrate something like ublock but this won't happen for reasons. Anyway, the performance impacts alone are so huge, imo adblocking s
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8y ago
What about other sectors? What time do non tech workers work in China?
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8y ago
I found benchmarks to be a red herring. For me, the most significant factor seems to be an adblocker. Without one, most sites are barely usable.
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8y ago
What programming languages do you want to see? A programming language focused on usability, along the lines of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19478086
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8y ago
Picking a sinking ship to head a shutdown effort is not exactly a life calling for such influential people I would imagine though.
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8y ago
There are all kinds of programmers, even 0x and negative contribution ones.
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8y ago
One can most certainly pick even a single winner at random. Equal chance to represent, there is no fairer way than that. Voting inherently leads to a money/campaign/popularity contest (and parties, more often than not 2), it is ve
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8y ago
How does this compare to OpenResty?
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8y ago
Sortition is the most democratic way of electing representatives.
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8y ago
Maybe try ellipticals instead of swimming if you are bored of running? They should be easy on the knees.
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8y ago
AlphaZero beat Stockfish in a carefully crafted scenario for what we know [1]. The most significant breakthrough was in PR. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaZero#cite_note-7
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8y ago
I don't know about Brussels specifically, but if you are worried about the volume of the traffic you can probably try cycling in off hours, mainly at night, and/or using the pavements liberally to build up the routine.
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8y ago
I'm not sure whether you are being sarcastic. Don't you think they would cooperate just fine if it would make business sense for them?
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8y ago
This myth is perpetuated by people who never tried to motivate people with money.
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8y ago
It is submitted by the very same user.
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8y ago
I would not hold my breath over any politician looking out for the people.
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8y ago
Developers pay $25 or so on sign up.
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Ask HN: Programmer Focused Programming Language?
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8y ago
They have been fined for abusing their position for a decade . Actually I would really prefer if they were banned from conducting business in Europe. For a decade. No fines are needed.
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8y ago
Yet my takeaway is it pays not to follow regulations.
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