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afandian
5y ago
IMHO a podcast is defined as audio content + RSS. If I need a special app, it's not a podcast. If I can't download to listen offline on a device of my choosing it's not a podcast. Looking at you BBC Sounds and Spotify.
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afandian
5y ago
Not GP but yes. https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/archiving-a-github-r...
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afandian
5y ago
Coming from a Clojure background which is … different. But I understand the enthusiasm around similar language features. But to borrow words from another comment I find Kotlin “ruthlessly productive”. Apart from the lambdas, functions, data
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afandian
5y ago
I've not written Ruby since about 2006 except with a stint in a Rails codebase which did nothing to give me any faith. How do you go about e.g. extracting a group of fields and renaming them? Or reorder function arguments? Is there a s
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afandian
5y ago
I liked (but was conflicted) Clubhouse enough to end up on a sales call. The person I talked to said much the same, “story” is more or less arbitrary and iirc, there’s no real concept of “bug”. We went with Jira on the end. It’s fine, and w
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afandian
5y ago
Same with ours, at the same age. “When you were an egg” was a very satisfactory explanation, and true in most cases. And then “when mummy and daddy were eggs”, which at least lays the conceptual groundwork.
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afandian
5y ago
The original LaserWriter had > Motorola 68000 CPU running at 12 MHz, 512 KB of workspace RAM, and a 1 MB frame buffer. vs the Mac 128K with > Motorola 68000 microprocessor running at 7.8336 MHz, connected to 128 KB RAM shared by the
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afandian
5y ago
This brings back fond nostaliga about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soda_Constructor
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afandian
5y ago
Folks like who?
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afandian
5y ago
If that happened (UK) here I don't know how everyone would get to school? I guess the answer is get in a car? Which is just as crazy. I think it's creepier that we force children to be grown-up and take on adult attributes before
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afandian
5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30803589
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afandian
5y ago
CGI module deprecated. That got me strongly in the nostalgia.
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afandian
5y ago
Is Sennheiser going bust? Can't the pro market sustain them?
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afandian
5y ago
Clearly someone thinks so. They convinced the UK Conservative party to do it a few years back. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=conservative+power+pose&t=ffab&iax... I don't think I've seen a single person who do
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JetBrains is openly supporting Ukraine
(github.com)
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afandian
5y ago
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afandian
5y ago
You mean this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30541345 ?
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afandian
5y ago
I contacted StackOverflow to see if we could post a job. The sales rep said that they only took subscription accounts, not one-off postings. They were open and helpful, but as I only had one job to post, they said they couldn't help us
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afandian
5y ago
Once you're into a relational model you can start treating your forest of trees as a big graph if you want to (though you don't have to). And you can edit nodes individually without having to iterate the entire document. But assum
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afandian
5y ago
Surely once you've got a block inside a block you're back to the XML model again?
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afandian
5y ago
It's been a while but this looks very much like Ruby to me.
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afandian
5y ago
Make the leap before you're pushed!
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afandian
5y ago
It was there last time I checked a few weeks ago. How else are you meant to set up an OTP with a Google account?
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afandian
5y ago
I use 1Password for Google and it works fine. Follow the 'Google Authenticator' setup and don't believe the wizard -- it's not exlusive to Google Authenticator.
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afandian
5y ago
It was on the News Quiz and In Our Time FWIW.
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afandian
5y ago
I was particularly sad to hear Andy Zaltzman reading out the words. Of all the people I'd hope would skewer the BBC management double-speak.
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afandian
5y ago
I submitted this link, and tried hard not to editorialize the page title. But the communication around this from the BBC has been dishearteningly weasel-worded and posting the original would have been, IMHO, deceptive through omission. The
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afandian
5y ago
This comment comes across as arrogant. It's a privilege to have the spare time and energy to act on all of your intentions. You could apply the same argument to keeping to-do lists, storing people's phone numbers in your phone boo
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BBC Ending support for RSS Podcasts
(bbc.co.uk)
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5y ago
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The 5G BlackBerry is dead as OnwardMobility loses rights to BlackBerry name
(androidpolice.com)
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afandian
5y ago
Yes, putting thermal paper through a thermal laminator will turn it all black. Don't try it at home!
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