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by bradwood 5y ago
Everyone hates HATEOAS
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by bradwood 6y ago
Same with MicroStrategy -- but Michael Saylor, their CEO, took them through the process and eventually won them over. It's worth googling more on this.
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by bradwood 6y ago
Watch Michael Saylor on YT. Then remortgage your house to buy as much BTC as you can get your hands on. :)
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by bradwood 6y ago
Phallus?
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by bradwood 6y ago
Where does the money go tho?
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by bradwood 6y ago
OP obviously didn't try i3. duck :)
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by bradwood 6y ago
Doesn't place nice with i3 tho. Nor does it appear to recognize Brave
578.
by bradwood 6y ago
Find an online course/material on data structures and algorithms. Learn a lower level language (like c or rust) Get up to speed on design patterns and OOP theory.
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Ask HN: I'm gonna be in WiFi-enabled quarantine for 2 weeks. What should I do?
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580.
by bradwood 6y ago
Perhaps the poster meant "vitality"
581.
by bradwood 6y ago
Comes standard with Rust
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by bradwood 6y ago
python
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by bradwood 6y ago
that's not a hack?! :)
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by bradwood 6y ago
s/thusly/thus/
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by bradwood 6y ago
Sorry, call me a grammar Nazi, but when I see the word "thusly" when "thus" is perfectly serviceable, I can't be bothered to read any more...
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by bradwood 6y ago
+1 for Zen and the Art of Motorcyle Maintenance -- it was that book that made me sign up for philosophy 101 at Uni.
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by bradwood 6y ago
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
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by bradwood 6y ago
Right. Red is normally for lefties... ("Red" being a reference to communism, I guess).
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by bradwood 6y ago
I'm not convinced on this. Both Vim & Emacs have hardcore followings and buoyant communities. Neovim + coc.nvim is massive these days... I know a lot of people who've moved from VSCode (or other big IDEs) over to terminal-base
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by bradwood 6y ago
It can be fixed. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI#Boot_managers
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by bradwood 6y ago
Tip: Check the Arch Wiki's HiDPI page... There is a bit more to it thank QT_SCALE_FACTOR. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI
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by bradwood 6y ago
It is a bit of a PITA to set up, but can be done without too much pain and, once sorted, it's generally good. My daily driver is a HiDPI laptop running Arch & i3 and it works nicely!
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by bradwood 6y ago
Dell Precision 5540 is that laptop
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by bradwood 6y ago
Venezuela-sponsored Linux Distro: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaima_(operating_system) https://canaima.softwarelibre.gob.ve/
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by bradwood 6y ago
New Zealand: https://github.com/GOVTNZ
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by bradwood 6y ago
The UK government already does: https://github.com/alphagov
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by bradwood 6y ago
I think this happens in many cultures, actually. Here's a Father Ted clip that lampoons the Irish version of this same thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pk3ds-VFKBs
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by bradwood 6y ago
If "Synergistic Management Solutions" isn't taking the piss, I don't know what is...
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by bradwood 6y ago
Co-incidentally, I just did this myself. Picked up a cheap safety razor and even tried a cutthroat (the one that takes a regular safety razor blade snapped in half). I was also initially nervous of using them. The safety razor is pretty eas
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by bradwood 6y ago
I am suspicious of this article as it seems to conflate hardware with OS. Is it Windows laptops that are screwed, or Intel laptops, or x86 laptops? Seems like a poorly structured argument to me. What about Linux laptops? Are they sc

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