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How to Design for the Web in 2019(medium.com)
2 points by caspervonb 7y ago|0 comments
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Remembering the Creator of Steve Jobs, Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates(medium.com)
2 points by caspervonb 7y ago|2 comments
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Hmm, personal preference but preferred the old NSB site. This takes forever to load.
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by caspervonb 7y ago
https://medium.com/commitlog duh ;)
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Actually makes it easier to see outside the echo chamber of a thread
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Yes
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Bot time.
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Because of the "idioms" page which lifted the code samples from rosetta? ;)
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Dupe by you less than 24 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21046564
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Ask HN: Code walkthrough tools that allow you to do step by step annotation?
1 points by caspervonb 7y ago|0 comments
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by caspervonb 7y ago
There's a bug for sure that queues up multiple sources.
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by caspervonb 7y ago
There's one of her from an interview a few years back, scar tissue from chemical burns.
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A more honest rundown of the Stallman drama(sterling-archermedes.github.io)
10 points by caspervonb 7y ago|0 comments
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Hm why is the domain "first"? This is definitively not a first, seems to be more or less a copy-paste of previous "no-harm" efforts. This is the first time I've seen one with a link to patreon attached to it however
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by caspervonb 7y ago
> I have a moral and ethical obligation to prevent my source from being used for evil. Okay, but where do we stop?
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by caspervonb 7y ago
While it might not be "hip" to get into Java these days, it is still taught in CS (typically you start with C in year one and Java in year two or three). The U.S "startup scene" appears to be somewhat of a monoculture, f
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Ahh thanks!
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Avoiding the Tragedy of the Commons: Acceptable Use of the Public Registry(blog.npmjs.org)
2 points by caspervonb 7y ago|0 comments
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by caspervonb 7y ago
That was fast, has the release cycle changed?
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Twitter was up in arms over how "toxic" HN is with several high profile people "nice people" taking screenshots and implicitly urging people to flag and call people out. So, that's likely why.
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by caspervonb 7y ago
At least rant a little if you're going to compare text editors, you won't get any traffic with soul-less dull list posts.
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Meanwhile, blue checks with substantial mob following on Twitter are calling him a "literal pedophile rapist".
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Email isn't a fail-safe, its ridiculously easy to get throw away email accounts. Hundreds of new domains are freely available every month (and subsequently block lists are updated each month). Also, beep-boop, how do you know we'r
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Brave Now Supports GitHub Contributors(medium.com)
2 points by caspervonb 7y ago|0 comments
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Oh wow, the UI has changed significantly which is a huge milestone. Back in the days any mention of the UI being awkward would typically just result in people telling you "you just aren't smart enough to use it" which basical
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by caspervonb 7y ago
I'm all for Dino's with lasers shooting out of their butts but I'm thinking that's a bug? ;-)
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by caspervonb 7y ago
So.. what exactly are the goals here?
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Fair warning to users, you should never ever pipe something from the web directly into a shell. I'm sure the author here has good intentions but, this is aimed at beginners (I'll assume, doubt anyone reasonably experienced would h
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by caspervonb 7y ago
When are you dropping a cryptominer into it? ;-)
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by caspervonb 7y ago
Not in proper real English it's not.

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