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adamors
2y ago
http://archive.today/RyC5r
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Elon Musk Wants Big Families. He Bought a Secret Compound for His
(nytimes.com)
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2y ago
I'm not a christian, but I wouldn't call this judeo-christian morals, just puritanism and purely an American mindset that is completely alien in other Western (mostly christian!) countries. I also don't associate puritanism w
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adamors
2y ago
I agree with you, I don't know of anybody who looked at the price combined with the form factor and concluded it will be a hit.
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2y ago
Not sure what this fragility is. I’ve been using Neovim from the very first days, and it’s been stable throghout. Granted I have a 10+ year old vimrc and rarely add new plugins, but saying Neovim is fragile is nonsense. Don’t install every
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adamors
2y ago
Thank you
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2y ago
You miss the Steve Jobs that colluded with Google and other big tech companies to keep wages down until they got sued by Department of Justice?
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2y ago
So it’s not me having deja-vu, yes this was posted a couple of days ago.
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2y ago
Seems like another left-pad incident, I guess we'll never learn to have local mirrors for dependencies.
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2y ago
Not sure where the author worked, but reading BS jobs resonated with me as someone living in a post-communist country. Most of the public sector jobs are worthless and people are literally paid to pretend to work. The same mentality seeps i
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2y ago
But he is presenting his arguments based on research data, not just pulling stuff out of nowhere. I have the book and started reading it, so far it doesn’t seem farfetched or made up at all, he does cite his sources.
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2y ago
Can’t tell if this is satire. Have you tried submitting a patch?
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2y ago
When you started? I mean it’s a good book but it would be wasted on beginners.
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2y ago
As someone who used to write a lot of Ruby and now has started to write some Go, I feel like you nailed it. Go is compiled language for people coming from dynamic languages. The type inference is good enough and the compilation types are al
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2y ago
This hits home; I’m getting offers similar to what I was getting 4 years ago but life has gotten almost twice as expensive. And the market is also terrible so everyone takes what they can get and it shows on the effort put in.
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2y ago
Well Apple has been doing this since forever > Watson became very popular, and stayed that way right until Apple released Mac OS X 10.2 with Sherlock 3. In that release, Apple added just about everything Watson could do to Sherlock'
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2y ago
Should have called it Sherlock as they seem to be Sherlocking a lot of apps. For instance I only use Fantastical because I can see my reminders with my events, I assume many people will also switch from a paid password manager to this as we
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2y ago
It's also a repost of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40584901
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2y ago
I'd also recommend installing Lulu https://objective-see.org/tools.html and blocking every network activity regardless of the version you're on.
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2y ago
The thing is that you bought a license for Bartender 5 and up until version 5.0.49 it was shipped by one owner, then from 5.0.52 onwards by a different owner. Users absolutely have a right to know that the same software they bought is now b
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2y ago
Note that you can download previous versions from https://www.macbartender.com/Bartender5/release_notes/ still. 5.0.49 is still signed by Surtees Studios Limited
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2y ago
Yes, those are the only two options. I'd rather spend time with my kids than grind for 4 hours a day to get ghosted after the 5th round of interview.
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2y ago
From the linked JD Available Locations: UK, Germany, Portugal or Netherlands Please don't write Europe if you mean 4 countries.
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This runs complete opposite to what I’ve seen, YT eventually starts to recommend alt-right gargbage if you start going down the recommended videos rabbithole and you watch anything political or featuring current events. Other people have al
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2y ago
Didn’t know about this, quite cool.
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2y ago
Looks really interesting # your_module.rb module YourModule end # my_module.rb require 'your_module' module MyModule end # example.rb namespace1 = NameSpace.new namespace1.require('
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Active European warzone impacts raptor migration
(cell.com)
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It isn't unfortunately > Little evidence for protein associations was observed in these data for cancers of the pancreas, thyroid, lip and oral cavity, or melanoma after correcting for multiple tests From the study https:/
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Do they? Her story sounds exactly like what happens in authoritarian regimes with people who fall out of favor, nothing more. She controlled the largest bank in Vietnam for 10 years and then suddenly gets sentenced to death? In Russia, thes
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2y ago
In a perfect world yes that is true, but I've worked at multiple places where Jira got reshuffled by someone and either entire projects got deleted or ticket ids were reset. Slack history and requirement documents are rarely linked in
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