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by arnorhs 2y ago
Or simply: "become a president"
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by arnorhs 2y ago
this was something that was more commonly used in the late 90s/early/2000s, an early internet feature, but still works to this day. there are some niceties that have been added or maybe they were always possible - you can add a su
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by arnorhs 2y ago
You can. It is actually relatively hard to do though unless you are extremely motivated. Where you have to find a setting in mac / windows as well as configure your browser (chrome) for it, by using an obscure icon in the address bar e
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Whenever you talk about breaking down tasks, estimations etc, those usually are for multi-person teams, and/or projects that have some specific budget or something. Of course if you are exploring or building your own projects and/
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by arnorhs 3y ago
>As someone with a good amount of professional experience both as a developer and a designer, I'm consistently surprised by how quick so many developers are to assume their personal usage habits, osmosis-gained knowledge from projec
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Re >I never quite liked the idea of trying to remember what comments the user might have seen. One way to do this by simply storing the latest comment's timestamp, and then you know that all the comments with a greater timestamp are
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by arnorhs 3y ago
incidentally, "kuka" (or actually "kúka") means to poop in icelandic
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by arnorhs 3y ago
This is a very thoughtful and well argued comment and really informative. I commend you for taking the time and effort to write this so well, despite the original comment being somewhat snarky and clearly opinionated. I'm personally a
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Well the UI-first thinking makes more sense, since in most cases you are solving process-problems, which involves "what does who do when?" It's hard to communicate a process through a REST API. Sure you could document it incr
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by arnorhs 3y ago
This makes me wonder. I wonder if the real opportunity is in solutions that help auditors in one way or the other. If the auditors are sensitive to which systems they are familiar with, it would perhaps be beneficial to the auditors to be a
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by arnorhs 3y ago
This is a low effort comment, overly negative and provides no value to the discussion.
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Maybe for some people. A lot of people, esp. reporters and the like who loved their blackberries were heavily negative towards not having a physical keyboard.. It's kind of hard to imagine that this was the reality, given where we are
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Agree with some of the other commentors that I don't associate "loader" with progress indicators / spinners. The preferred term for these in my book is "loading indicator" A lot of these terms are overloaded al
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Anecdotally, privacy is actually something that people care about today. I used to think that it was mostly software geeks that cared about privacy, but during the past few years there's been so much discussion about various privacy is
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by arnorhs 3y ago
I never use youtube music, but i'm still paying for premium, because I use youtube a lot and I don't like seeing ads. Completely worth it if you spend enough time on youtube
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Yes, browsing twitter these days feels like walking into a toy store where you can buy anything in the store, but everything in it is sold in exchange for time/attention. The main problem is just the for you feed. Usually I'll mos
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by arnorhs 3y ago
For me, the real problem is actually showing up. I know it would be good for me and I'd drive some benefits, could open up connections. But the idea of going to an event and chatting with people feels revolting.
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Exact link first posted 6 years ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13743660
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by arnorhs 3y ago
To be fair, this thing is not new at all
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Wait, isn't laravel based on/using a bunch of libraries from symfony? Or did it just use to be that way and it has changed?
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by arnorhs 3y ago
https://arnorhs.dev At this point if it's mostly really outdated stuff, I keep making plans to write more
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by arnorhs 3y ago
Fair enough. Usually this is the stance I would take in these sorts of discussions, since usually power users misunderstand how much they represent the majority of users. But in this case I would expect that a substantial part of active use
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by arnorhs 3y ago
gh cli interface still works fine
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by arnorhs 4y ago
I think twitter can be replaced by another twitter. something that share some of the nice traits, but leaves out the others. Whatever it is it won't be federated though.. except maybe as a small side feature "normies" dont kn
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by arnorhs 4y ago
fair enough, i can imagine that feeling pretty nice.
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by arnorhs 4y ago
Not to take away from your explanation, but this is actually the key point that a lot of developers have been fighting in the last couple of years. We've "had" end-to-end typesafety with codegen tools openapi/swagger and
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by arnorhs 4y ago
This sounds pretty slick. I need to give this a try
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by arnorhs 4y ago
It is. Works really well on my phone
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by arnorhs 4y ago
On the contrary, many of the new TS features over the last year or more have been around making type inference smarter and allowing for less explicit typing
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by arnorhs 4y ago
So there is nothing in eu laws preventing you from opting into using these services. What _is_ prohibited is having a EU based product/service where your users are not aware that by using a service their data will be stored under us ju

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