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by acaloiar 1y ago
> how do we square that with this interpretation producing results that are squarely at odds with the intent of the founders Jesus christ. Don't you feel at all obligated to provide support for the thing you're "pretty sur
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by acaloiar 1y ago
I love linux. It's been my primary OS nearly my whole life. It's not the year of linux.
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by acaloiar 1y ago
Those who disable watch history probably know this, but others probably don't -- when you disable watch history your "subscriptions" page effectively becomes your home page. And on your subscriptions page, shorts cannot be re
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by acaloiar 2y ago
Comments of this quality are getting frustrating. The grand parent post clearly stated it is the poster's "rule of thumb". By definition they are aware that the rules are [likely] "not mutually exclusive". Starting
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by acaloiar 2y ago
Not only is not "incredibly arbitrary" for lobsters to respond in kind to Brave's specific, targeted action against lobsters -- it's not arbitrary whatsoever.
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by acaloiar 2y ago
This is why Brave was blocked [1.]. I'd have felt the same way, and people are entitled to their grudges. I think the grudge is reasonable. [1.] https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters-ansible/issues/45#issu
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by acaloiar 2y ago
The classiest person I ever knew placed me before him on a paper just to be nice. Not only was he responsible for getting the grants funding our research, but the heft of both the theoretical and paper authorship work. I'm no longer in
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by acaloiar 2y ago
At 12 floors, the Champlain Towers South in Surfside would generally not be considered a skyscraper.
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by acaloiar 2y ago
It's not an unreasonable question. Though when reworded, it sounds less palatable if you have people-oriented business morals. "Why would they delight their customers when they can delight themselves?" I like to do right by c
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by acaloiar 2y ago
Previous thread of HN users' personal blogs [1]. HN users are interested in very diverse topics. Someone put together an OPML feed of all of them, but I can't seem to find it. [edit] Found the OPML [2] [1.] https://news
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by acaloiar 2y ago
Google ~13 years ago dealt with a much less complicated search landscape where 1. Its own products weren't (as much) part of the search result quality problem. Today Google has hungry product managers from Ads, Youtube, and various AI
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by acaloiar 2y ago
>> Raccoon has a particularly obnoxious fanbase > Anti-Raccooners are an even more obnoxious fanbase Let's say that's true. When raccoon is lonely, sitting on the toilet, noticing that not enough people are mentioning it,
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by acaloiar 2y ago
The real "mind virus" is the fragility of mind required for people to be so damn bothered that people unlike themselves exist. This essay is as much an example of that fragility as those who cannot find any merit in critiques of &
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by acaloiar 2y ago
The clock begins counting down to Datadog figuring out how to charge per node, cpu, container, RAM (KB), and unicode characters indexed.
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by acaloiar 2y ago
> Can you scan a check from your web browser? Yes https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaDevice...
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by acaloiar 2y ago
> this hobbyist toy. Linux is fundamentally not ready for anyone who has needs more than a Chromebook Wow, piss right off you to you, too. Linux is ready for me, and has been for decades. By your logic, I need nothing but a Chromebook. L
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by acaloiar 2y ago
For what it's worth Google's index suggests kick.co/bench was indexed/last updated: Oct 16, 2024.
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by acaloiar 2y ago
> We know this news is abrupt and may cause disruption, so we’re committed to helping Bench customers navigate through the transition. No, you're not. The minimum for commitment is a longer notice.
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by acaloiar 2y ago
"The" reason is not what I'm speculating on, because I don't think a singular reason is likely to exists. There is likely a mix of reasons -- of which NPE avoidance is almost certainly one. And hiring/talent managem
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by acaloiar 2y ago
In addition to what @phyrex already pointed out, without any Java in the code base, they probably hope to hire from a different cohort of job seekers. Younger developers are far less likely to know Java today than Kotlin, since Kotlin has b
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by acaloiar 2y ago
Click to cancel does not mean exactly what the name implies. It means cancellation must be as easy as signup [1]. In your example, signup is not a click away, so the cancellation process need not be. It’s a very reasonable position. [1] ht
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by acaloiar 2y ago
The idea isn't about "benefit of the doubt", it's about having an accurate world view. If you attribute to malice every action of monoploies, you have an inaccurate world view. It's a world view you're of cours
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by acaloiar 2y ago
Ironically one of the reasons I abandoned Linode for Hetzner was because I assumed Akamai would ruin it. I still have stuff on Linode and I don't think Akamai ruined it. With that said, Hetzner's prices are still cheaper and I&#x2
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Hetzner raises prices while significantly lowering bandwidth (US)(adriano.fyi)
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by acaloiar 2y ago
MTB would be most welcome :)
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by acaloiar 2y ago
To reduce "the boring revolution" to a React aversion is a bit dismissive. "Boring" is malleable. If your team is full of React experts, React is boring. If your team is full of backend-oriented engineers who rarely deal
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by acaloiar 2y ago
Nitter tweet link: https://nitter.privacydev.net/CodeFryingPan/status/184083133...
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by acaloiar 2y ago
I'm saying it as if the cryptocurrency industry has a deservedly poor security and privacy reputation that I don't want anywhere near my browser.
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by acaloiar 2y ago
The team's affinity for cryptocurrency projects drives me away personally. If you aren't aware, the Brave team have a "rewards" program where you "earn" their BAT token for viewing ads: https://brave
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by acaloiar 2y ago
I've been using Plane ( https://github.com/makeplane/plane ), also available as a hosted solution ( https://plane.so ).

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