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by aigo 5y ago
Presume they have also elected a dogcatcher
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by aigo 5y ago
Not the parent, but given they are moving to Obsidian I'd say it's motivated by a desire to self-host and rely less on cloud services.
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by aigo 5y ago
Thanks for this.
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by aigo 5y ago
Even unadjusted it's more than I was making as a graduate in 2012.
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by aigo 5y ago
Can I ask, is the Node ecosystem different in this respect to PyPI for example? Or is it not different at all and the same thing could (does?) happen there too?
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by aigo 5y ago
And there are a lot of parks and green spaces in London! The amount of on street car parking in zones 2-3 is insane. Now that actually IS a subsidy to rich people.
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by aigo 5y ago
Couldn't agree more about the final sentence. Searching for almost anything (how to guides and recipes are the most obvious examples) returns a SERP of utter rubbish, all clearly designed to farm SEO and clicks. This seems to be what
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by aigo 5y ago
I started something similar on my team recently, the chat group is called 'does anyone know' as that's how almost all of these questions begin
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by aigo 5y ago
My dad said to me "don't give your boy one of those trendy new names, stick to something traditionally English" so I called him Æthelbert.
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by aigo 5y ago
As a newer user that's actually one of the things I love about HN, that people accurately and succinctly summarise the link's content in the title. And if not, someone will ask them to do so in the comments.
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by aigo 5y ago
In the UK we did discover some postal voting fraud in a 2014 local election in an area of London called Tower Hamlets. We did not ban postal voting as a result. We have, however, imported a voter ID law from the US which was recently passed
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by aigo 5y ago
> As a science enthusiast, learning more about the interplay of heat, time interacting with things like collagen, protein matrices, fats, cell walls for veggies makes cooking so much cooler and fun for me. You would love Harold McGee&#x2