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aeze
5y ago
I don't consider what he said gatekeeping, they were valid questions IMO.
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aeze
5y ago
I'm not sure it's completely devoid of substance. Obviously there's no detail provided, but it is stating the goals/benefits of a general manager model for those who aren't familiar with it.
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aeze
5y ago
That's not true though. IntelliJ has its own plugin system for this reason.
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aeze
5y ago
Every morning I write ‘standup notes’ (including non-work related items), and in those I keep a rolling list that carries over from the previous day.
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aeze
5y ago
I don't think the interest is HackerNews-specific, there are YouTube videos featuring this building that have millions of views. It's simply interesting to some people, no need to get worked up over it. :)
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aeze
5y ago
Comparing the two is a stretch...
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aeze
5y ago
Maybe a dumb question, but why is toxicity in chat a problem that needs to be solved (to the point of disabling all cross team chat)?
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aeze
6y ago
I'm not a member of WSB, and I don't follow their forum. Having done an independent analysis and deciding that it is potentially a good (but risky) move for me, why am I not allowed to trade GME? I can trade any other stock this w
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aeze
7y ago
> The fact that companies are willing to do it is pathetic. I don't disagree with your post at all, but I wanted to note that it's important to remember that companies aren't people, they're machines generally designe
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aeze
7y ago
That seems really cool! I wish I wasn't still on the wait list so I could try it out.
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aeze
8y ago
Right, because it's an apt analogy.
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aeze
8y ago
For sure, it's definitely harder - though many still succeed despite the cards stacked against them. Do you have any alternatives or are you just venting your frustration?
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aeze
8y ago
Yep, I played on Aventia - those servers were great.
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aeze
8y ago
I mean, unless you're developing for iOS - then you don't really have a choice.
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aeze
9y ago
Which is really the same thing, if you think about it.
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aeze
9y ago
I find https://www.reread.io/ really helpful for this - it'll e-mail you an article a day from your pocket list.
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aeze
9y ago
Unfortunately in many places, there isn't real competition.
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aeze
9y ago
The comments are being mostly refuted because they're mostly misconceptions.
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aeze
9y ago
You can opt out of Facebook though, or set up a fake account.
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aeze
10y ago
Slippery slope.
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aeze
10y ago
Good thing it's open source, so you can attempt to improve it if you'd like. :)
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aeze
10y ago
Care to elaborate?
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aeze
10y ago
You're making the assumption that we all have to be on one 'side' or the other, which isn't true at all. In fact it's very harmful.
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aeze
10y ago
That's definitely not a good reason to not do it.
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aeze
10y ago
What people really want is a competitive market.
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aeze
10y ago
Genuinely curious, and hopefully this doesn't come across as inflammatory. When you say you can't focus, and they say "lots of other people can't focus" - you mean that they don't know what it's like for y
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aeze
10y ago
Only something like 2% of posts have geolocation enabled, though services like Geofeedia also try to discern your location through other means (eg. mentioning you're at a particular area/place).
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aeze
10y ago
Makes sense, I guess it just depends on your comfort level with your computers & software.
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aeze
10y ago
You can type `apt-get install ruby` for ruby 2.3 in ubuntu 16.04
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aeze
10y ago
I wasn't aware of that, thanks.
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