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by blondin 6y ago
works here (chrome/mac). but since we are on the topic, i totally understand OP posting on reddit. i have given up giving feedback to big tech websites and apps. i don't know where to enter that feedback, and when i do, i am not s
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by blondin 6y ago
would be awesome if they can pull it off. the only other browser that does vertical tabs natively is vivaldi. vivaldi is a great browser but unfortunately not for me. it has far too many options and settings. i found myself spending far too
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by blondin 6y ago
imgui tends to get much love around here. i have to say, the most interesting aspect of the swift language ecosystem for me is swiftui. they really nailed declarative ui. the web should really steal that model.
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by blondin 6y ago
this is supercool. kudos! hopefully we start seeing more like this.
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by blondin 6y ago
thoroughly impressed by what i saw in the terminal session video! my inner voice kept saying: that's how it is supposed to be. totally understand where OP is coming from though. most of the automation tools you cited would often have y
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by blondin 6y ago
are you just assuming that i haven't done my homework?
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by blondin 6y ago
can someone provide a link to the US bureau of labor statistics that has these numbers? (for my own edification) it has been often mentioned but i don't think i have ever seen a link to the report people are quoting.
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by blondin 6y ago
oh you don't say! same goes for writing.
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by blondin 6y ago
not sure i get (a). maybe someone can help me understand. software engineers are one of the best paid people today. i highly doubt that we are hard to find.
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by blondin 6y ago
https://www.journalduhacker.net/
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by blondin 6y ago
same goes for all question-answer type platforms. they all fall into the traps you describe above. unfortunately, i don't see any of them doing anything about these issues.
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by blondin 6y ago
OMG! i just realized that microsoft owns two social networks: linkedin and github. never thought of it that way before. always thought they were left out of the social network game. interesting.
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by blondin 6y ago
so, what's the big difference between source available and open source?
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by blondin 6y ago
> Death isn't a positive resolution to cancer. not sure about that.
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by blondin 6y ago
youtube ads is the reason i am most familiar with. especially with nordvpn. so, essentially, even the most knowledgeable people on youtube tell you that nordvpn is a must have thing. and they "use it all the time". what do you wan
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by blondin 6y ago
sorry this is happening to you guys. i hope this situation gets sorted out. not saying i agree with the decision here, but hn is sometimes so quick to blame google. what surprised me though, is that you guys are aware of abusive content on
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by blondin 6y ago
i agree with you. not necessarily the pronouns but it's a very fast drop. and i believe it is hinting at what happened at GitHub. fundamentally, it is not telling us anything most of us don't already know. but go figure...
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by blondin 6y ago
"mise en place" or prep work (not the one you mention in your comment) is important. you'd be surprised how much time is wasted chopping onions, boiling veggies, marinating meat, etc. these should be done in advance if not th
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by blondin 6y ago
i agree with you.
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by blondin 6y ago
unless i am reading this wrong, they are not saying don't send your requests to Cloudfare, Apple, etc. i am not entirely privy to all this, but aren't they entreprise grade DNS resolvers?
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by blondin 6y ago
not a jab at the author but at apple. i can't even see what this app looks like and now i don't even care anymore. i know, it asked me to leave Chrome. but i don't want to. well, anyways, happy new year guys!
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by blondin 6y ago
this is quite amazing and also inspiring! thanks for doing this and showcasing typesense.
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by blondin 6y ago
oh wow! thanks a lot for writing the book. definitely looking forward to it. this tutorial is definitely top 3 for me.
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by blondin 6y ago
here's a couple of bookmarked links: https://github.com/turbo/pg-shortkey https://github.com/lukeed/uid https://hashids.org
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Radiatori – pasta shaped like a radiator to maximize heat exchange(en.wikipedia.org)
14 points by blondin 6y ago|6 comments
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by blondin 6y ago
> There's a generation growing up that doesn't take anything at face value. it's more like they pick what to take at face value...
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by blondin 6y ago
i gave up on hn. i became passive a few months ago. sorry dang, but no matter how you wanna look at it or defend it, hn is now, for me, a hivemind. but i just logged in for the first time in a while because i truly love this question. a com
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by blondin 6y ago
you are not alone. i am growing very tired and weary of all these abstractions. i use them because, well, i want people i work for and esteem to succeed. but all this feels like non-sense from engineers at these big techs trying to justify
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by blondin 6y ago
datagrip is very different from the integrated database/SQL editor included with most jetbrains IDEs. it has more features and is a real pleasure to use. using datagrip is like using a dedicated mp3 player to play your mp3 collection w
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by blondin 6y ago
> social engineering had that feeling... wonder how much more vulnerable working from home is making us to such things. also scary that targeted employees with such level of access fell for it. must have been really sophisticated.

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