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by aeontech 7y ago
Ok, sure, example with numbers: --------------------------------- Set A: 100 companies are surveyed 60/100 companies use GitLab (60%) --------------------------------- Set B: 82 of the surveyed companies use a CI solution of some kind
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by aeontech 7y ago
Even if every possible event had a particular root cause it could be reduced to (and I think that assumption itself is oversimplifying things vastly), the relationship would not mean any given event is predetermined. You are ignoring the ef
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by aeontech 7y ago
It’s only odd if you assume 100% of the surveyed companies have a CI and build infrastructure set up. Quite possibly some percentage is only using it for source control and doesn’t have an automated CI process in place at all.
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by aeontech 7y ago
I have, in multiple countries, including France. My French is far from perfect, but I don’t recall being insulted or derided for my attempts to use it, even in Paris which tends to be the epicenter of these experiences for others from what
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by aeontech 7y ago
You seem to think you know better than the parent commenter what their experience was, despite the fact that they were there and you were not. Interestingly, what you imply is a more negative view of the experience rather than a more positi
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by aeontech 7y ago
Your comment is pedantic, unconstructive, and rather missing the point. If an article about persons varied interests and selflessness inspires someone to ask how to apply that to their own life, it seems quite on topic to me. Or do you cons
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by aeontech 7y ago
Off topic: by the way, this your comment (and some earlier ones) are showing up as dead. I vouched for this one to unhide it, but you may want to email the mods to see why your account is flagged.
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by aeontech 7y ago
Accessibility.
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Mailchimp breaks partnership with Shopify over data sharing(mailchimp.com)
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by aeontech 7y ago
That doesn’t sound right... what does Stripe have to do with Wordpress? And if Apple Pay is not configured, it’s not going to throw an error, it just won’t show the button.
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by aeontech 7y ago
Because a slight increase in convenience to be able to talk to your phone subvocally is trivial compared to granting capability for vocal communication to someone who is incapable of regular speech. One is a slight improvement in convenienc
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by aeontech 8y ago
Isn't that in the very quote? "All of the spending tracking and other information is stored directly on the device, not Apple’s servers." Apple Maps 'significant locations' feature and similar are also on-device onl
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by aeontech 8y ago
Oh. I never actually looked into what it would take to read on a laptop, I read on my phone or tablet. This is definitely a lot more painful :(
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by aeontech 8y ago
Libby app makes it trivially easy. * not affiliated in any way, just a happy user. https://meet.libbyapp.com/
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> - With reduced pre-sale tickets available, there will be increased pressure on main-sale tickets. pre-sale tickets were always a much smaller percentage than main sale though, and were always priced significantly higher. So, they were
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by aeontech 8y ago
I think that's a bit cynical, and the fact that certain established camps are getting kicked out for misbehaviour (as per the article), and some of the bigger MV camps are getting reduced in size seems to indicate that just being &quot
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by aeontech 8y ago
Oh my god. I recognized the name, but I didn't realize he was talking about _that_ CakeWalk.
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by aeontech 8y ago
Yeah, this link was mentioned in the comments on Racket 7.2 announcement thread and I thought it was interesting enough to deserve a submission. Apparently HN agrees :D (this being my first submission to reach front page in quite a while).
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Extramaze: Using Racket, PostgreSQL, AWS, but no ads or JavaScript (2018)(greghendershott.com)
218 points by aeontech 8y ago|36 comments
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by aeontech 8y ago
Yeah, it's true about the hiring biases in general. Where are they looking? Have you shown them "Who's hiring" HN threads?
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by aeontech 8y ago
Ok, fair enough, my comment was perhaps flippant. My company pays at least market rate and can afford to go higher if the candidate negotiates, so I don't think that's the issue. At least, we never had a candidate refuse a positio
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by aeontech 8y ago
Qualified supply is nowhere close to matching demand. Ask anyone that has to do recruiting for their teams. Source: personal experience
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Swift shell scripting with third party dependencies(github.com)
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Apple MapkitJS dark mode support in 5.13 released(mapkitjs.apple.com)
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by aeontech 8y ago
Well, there's Scuttlebutt: http://scuttlebutt.nz Previous HN Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16877603
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by aeontech 8y ago
Sure, I am not disagreeing with you. Just pointing out that Apple is making data services work as a revenue stream just fine, without the privacy invasion. Your comment read a little bit like it was implying that Apple's privacy stance
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by aeontech 8y ago
Apple's Services revenue hit 10 billion per quarter in the last earnings report, and it's growing steadily. Yeah, it doesn't compare to hardware sales, but I don't think it can be called a minor insignificant stream any
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I don’t think we disagree? My point was just that there is no guaranteeing safety and success for your offspring.
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Even if you are a millionaire your kid might end up penniless (cf. Great Depression or any number of squandered fortunes throughout history). Even if you are are born in a eastern european village you might survive a world war and end up i
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by aeontech 8y ago
Landscape-portrait switch _is_ 90-degree. Parent poster is pointing out that this OS supports finer grained orientation rotations.

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