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by azemetre 4y ago
There are very few companies that actually own fabs for mass production in the United States. AMD use to own fabs but they sold them quite some time ago. By virtue of being one of the five companies (while also being the largest) you’re goi
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Is the wow bad or good?
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This happened to me the first time I used AirBnB in 2016. I was attending a music festival in NYC, booked an AirBnB a month in advance in Brooklyn. 4 days before my flight the host cancels on me and I got a surge of anxiety. I tried to find
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by azemetre 4y ago
FAANG has evolved from the acronym about rising stocks into a term representing companies that pay high salaries in SWE circles. If you see FAANG+ they might be referring to companies like Data Dog or SalesForce or Crowdstrike, companies th
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by azemetre 4y ago
What does banana stand for? Searching, obviously, yields nothing fruitful.
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It may be worth mentioning in a future blog post because you lose a lot of the built in behavior of browser input when you make everything a "text" input. It hurts accessibility and inclusiveness as well by ignoring these common b
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by azemetre 4y ago
Yeah kinda shocked that people in other comments are ignoring the fact that most of the south west was devoid of people in the US. Same could be said for Florida as well. They didn’t experience massive population shifts until some time AC w
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by azemetre 4y ago
Is this the same Amazon that is convinced they will run out of employees in a few years because they quit so often? https://www.vox.com/recode/23170900/leaked-amazon-memo-wareh...
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by azemetre 4y ago
It could be evidence that the idea of VCs may not be a reliable way of investing. Nassim Taleb stated that in 2009, within an 18 month window, banking industry lost all the profits it ever made since the beginning of banking as an industry.
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I think the Cypress documentation is absolutely great: https://docs.cypress.io/ One of the better things about cypress are how they create so many how-to guides for a variety of scenarios. Take implementing Cypress into a C
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by azemetre 4y ago
Can you explain what you mean by publish? I'm assuming you mean publishing content (as in releasing learning material like a blog post or video tutorial) but some people as refer to publish as publishing (creating) events with an API.
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When has there ever been a period of time where humans have the capacity to destroy the planet? I’m not even talking about climate change but nuclear weapons. I think the likelihood of a nuclear exchange is extremely likely within the next
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DoorDash, Lyft, Uber, WeWork, Instacart, Rapid, Coinbase, Robinhood, etc. I mean I feel like I can list another dozen companies that has been using cheap capital of the last decade to establish themselves.
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by azemetre 4y ago
What about this story that the thread is discussing? The woman in question did not appreciate being filmed, is this still an example of kindness? Not trying to argue here just understanding your thought process, because I agree with the pos
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by azemetre 4y ago
I use this font everywhere as well (alacritty, neovim, vscode, etc), I think I've been using it since it was first posted on HN maybe 7 years ago? It's a great font, especially with the differences between O, 0, l, L, I. My eyesig
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by azemetre 4y ago
Apparently if you do zero estimating (or just count the amount of stories), it makes ZERO difference when calculating your cumulative-flow diagram. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVBlnCTu9Ms Money segment is at the 26m15s
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by azemetre 4y ago
I didn't downvote. Most of these tools I tie in with vim hotkeys to shoot off various things. For example, I use telescope to jump between different git worktrees using vim motions or when using tmux I have vim motions mapped to maneuv
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This is odd to hear because the general consensus online is that vim/vim motions makes for seamless text editing. I also feel like multiple cursors is an antipattern, you don't need multiple cursors in vim. You need a macro, which
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by azemetre 4y ago
You should see how slow people are at doing the following: creating a new directory, creating several files, initializing git, and creating a new work tree. While learning vim/emacs and CLTs may not make you a better programmer, but th
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Your stance is that 1% is a large amount, people don't understand why you think this is a large amount other than 1% of large numbers happen to be large figures.
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I've been using my 2013 MBP for nearly a decade. Finally replaced it with a M1 MBP a few months ago. Honestly the 2013 still works great for what I do (web, videos, and dev work that doesn't involve spinning up multiple VMs ;) ),
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by azemetre 4y ago
Why is this argument never in the other direction? There’s just not enough money to make people into millionaires and billionaires. It’s always trouncing on the lower classes. Am I going crazy or are we collectively witnessing the birth of
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by azemetre 4y ago
Just looking at download trends redux is literally in a class of its own. What I do wonder is how often people are abusing context, state, and reducers to make their own terrible state managers rather than using redux? I bet that number is
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This is a good point if we were selling physical goods and limited by the amount of information we can convey on a screen but we aren't. I'd honestly include things like the what and why as critical to documentation. Most librarie
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by azemetre 4y ago
This talk from Rich Harris should answer most of your Qs: Rethinking reactivity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdNJ3fydeao He goes over the history of spreadsheets, reactive programming, and dunks on react.
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Think about how the benefits to SEO (page speed, web vitals, less client work) can improve overall app performance. SSR is just one technique.
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Calling the big dig ptsd is delusional. The big dig probably increased real estate values in the tens of billions. Not to mention the health aspects of less pollution from cars and all the new businesses/restaurants created.
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by azemetre 4y ago
I don’t really follow people for the social media. If there are devs I like I get to easily see what projects they follow, fork, or contribute to. It a good way to see what’s out there IMO, project wise. I found many awesome libs and CLTs t
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What do you want to do? My best advice would be to search up some dot files from people you may follow on GitHub. There are all kinds of configs, but typically just fork someone’s you like then make minor tweaks. Here’s mine, I also linked
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Parts of the constitution were literally written to appease slave owners. How is that not partisan?

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