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by bastijn 9y ago
So got my battery replaced today because of this thread. Feels very smooth again but may be between my ears. Only now realize I forgot to do a benchmark test with the old battery still in.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Put in my number for fun, found out it is eligible for a replacement. Good things after 2 years a free new battery :).
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by bastijn 9y ago
Thanks for this. It is in my bookmarks bar now. Definitely part of my regular reading list.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Came here to reply: “this is why I read HN.”. Glad to see more people feel like that. @author (if here). Thanks, fantastic read and an even better gadget. You made me feel “O my, I need this!”.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Not that much more actually. Given he paid the normal fee rate. I bet the additional dollars was cheaper than physically taking time off to go to a bank which is only open during (your) working hours.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Outline link for those who run into the signup wall: https://outline.com/U9qckd
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by bastijn 9y ago
Why is it an era of landscapers when Google builds it but not even thought of when it is a regular shopping mall? Plenty of shopping malls with these sizes around the world. Also build as one long “landscraper”. I would say landscapers are
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by bastijn 9y ago
The first. How does the reader discover these titles.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Fooled twice :). I do not see pricing in the menu though. I indeed found the page by browsing to another page but my first expectation was to literally find “pricing” in the menu. That page could than start with the open source pricing stat
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by bastijn 9y ago
Was fooled a moment into thinking you had no pricing information on your page. Realized it was there but just not accessible via your menu. My advice, add pricing to your menu. It is one of the first things I search on new products before I
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by bastijn 9y ago
Reading many of the books often shared by on these kinds of lists by ‘famous’ people I recently started to wonder: “how does one come up with these titles?”. They are not on the top 10 of your average book shop.
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by bastijn 9y ago
One of the things that is nice in outlook; adding a second time zone. Shows up in your calendar next to your own time slots. Would love to see that feature with more than two zones.
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by bastijn 9y ago
> You really can’t be a REALLY good company without innovation (side) projects where you play around with new technologies, with no expected results or deadlines, no managers, no infrastructure, just exploration. There, fixed it.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Would be interesting to see if this could be linked to whatever these sleeping apps use to “measure” your sleeping rhythm. Bonus points for deep sleep etc. Basically gamification of sleep rhythms. Of course with online leaderboards. Not sur
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Ask HN: What are top picks on PluralSight for software architects?
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by bastijn 9y ago
Yes, the idea is indeed a signal that the request was received and the message the actual response. Problem is, if you are going to send me the actual HTTP status code in the 200 response with no additional information, you might as well se
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by bastijn 9y ago
Woah, all my points already here. Would add, and please don’t take this personal, but get a native speaker to do the voice over. You are unlucky to have a bad stereotype matched with your dialect. In addition: 1. Don’t use thumbs up icons a
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by bastijn 9y ago
Last year worked with a variant of this. Status 200 always with in the message body the actual status code and message. Whyyy.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Thanks. This link should be on the github page to be honest. For people like me who do not (always) click through if they don’t see an immediate need. Only now notice the url contains moment and this is part of moment.
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by bastijn 9y ago
For me the power is not to ‘write your frontend in c++’. It is to write performance critical pieces in c++ and have them run at near native speeds in the browser. Even better, reuse c++ components running on a boxed delivery in your cloud s
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by bastijn 9y ago
Not a direct js dev so forgive my ignorance. How does this compare to moment.js [0]? Any feature differences? [0] https://momentjs.com/
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by bastijn 9y ago
Problem is that most companies copy “the right tool” for all the jobs just because the famous big brother(s) do(es) it.
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by bastijn 9y ago
I want to put a comment on how awesome the drawings are. Just skimming the drawings is sufficient to get the concepts. Style is awesome too. Whoever drew them deserves a moment of attention.
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by bastijn 9y ago
I wouldn’t mind but our bureaucracy organ does :(. Whilst technically it is only moving the markdown files and CIconfig from our private gitlab to a public one, the bureaucracy involved with it prevents me from doing it today. I would have
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by bastijn 9y ago
I work in a department that develops and maintains an internal SDK used by internal BIUs to develop medical applications. Size of codebase is well over 1 Million LoC. We heavily user source code documentation for all public API which is enf
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by bastijn 9y ago
FWIW we are moving out of MediaWiki after 10 years. The search function is horrible and the readability on any devices is not great either (understatement). The latter is with our theme, not sure if you can theme properly. Long sentences, n
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by bastijn 9y ago
Your site badly needs a sample of what tettra looks like in action. I have absolutely no clue if you are worth trying out at this point.
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by bastijn 9y ago
Reading the comments here make me feel Chrome is like Uber. They may be right in that the standards are outdated and force change. Yet, it breaks all rules and regulations which they shrug off saying the rules have to change. Again, this is
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by bastijn 9y ago
Though the author might be right, as an outsider I have a hard time believing his words tell the only thruth. When you start the blame game like this you better include some actual conversations instead of telling the reader you did them a
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by bastijn 9y ago
So how much of earth do we need to cover with forest to have a sustainable production for our buildings at a level that it actually matters? One building works, sure enough. But is it scalable to a level that it actually helps? I have my do

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