celdon25

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Does the GitHub Actions Toolkit need new maintainers?(github.com)
2 points by celdon25 4y ago|0 comments
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by celdon25 4y ago
Interviews were never easy for me. I have struggled with disabilities and ailments for my entire adult life. Don't sell yourself short. If I can overcome most of the challenges I've had, so can you, eventually. It's worth pla
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by celdon25 4y ago
My company does an IQ test for interviews, but I rank it among the top places I've worked at in my career. Do you have any evidence that IQ tests are only done by companies that are bad places to work at?
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by celdon25 4y ago
> Any way to know which ones might be under surveillance? Yes, the answer is that all of them "might" be under surveillance. There's no way to guarantee that any of them aren't.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Don't know for sure, but here are some of the earlier pioneers during the web era http://www.mpegtv.com/company.html https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilles-boccon-gibod-6344/
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by celdon25 4y ago
Opinionated on UI changes, sketchy with the lack of details on how the click tracking removal works (the easier ways that come to mind on implementation are the same or worse for privacy)
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by celdon25 4y ago
Looks opinionated and sketchy, sorry.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Such as?
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by celdon25 4y ago
What's wrong with syncthing?
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by celdon25 4y ago
Just a shameless suggestion: if anyone is concerned about the security implications of using the Obsidian Sync paid addon, I’ve been having good results with Syncthing instead. It supports peer-to-peer sync and is FOSS.
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by celdon25 4y ago
I’m sure it will come up if it’s backed by evidence and newsworthy, but don’t hold your breath.
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by celdon25 4y ago
I would hope that there would be some kind of evidence that can corroborate this. A sudden movement of 3B is a lot to hide on a public ledger, exchanges or no. Someone will certainly be connecting the dots.
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by celdon25 4y ago
He can do due diligence but from what I heard (correct me if I am wrong) he has to pay a heavy penalty ($1B) if he backs out.
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by celdon25 4y ago
The theory is that people are incentivized to contribute to the p2p ecosystem. Unfortunately, the visionaries behind it probably didn’t predict that the user base (and therefore the next generations of developers) would be dominated by scam
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by celdon25 4y ago
Understood, but they still didn’t pass up the opportunity to toot their own horn again.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Yes, it was those evil “boomer” companies that charged us money and gave us poor UX. Google saved us from that, praise Google. I call this “digital tunnel vision”.
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by celdon25 4y ago
If Google asked me to help with solving world hunger, I wouldn’t do it. Helped them enough with my data, and my lost faith in humanity when they were complicit in ruining the web.
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by celdon25 4y ago
These Terminal performance tuning devs at Microsoft really have a lot of pride. I’ll leave it at that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31284419
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by celdon25 4y ago
> 99.9% of Netflix content isn’t outrageous in any way. You could say that's only because it has become the new norm. The Simpsons was considered to be controversial at first.
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by celdon25 4y ago
What does the article provide that the paper doesn't? Seems like it serves a marketing purpose more than a technical one. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-98785-5_...
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by celdon25 4y ago
How does that affect whether they will be annoyed or not when they paste something and it includes formatting that has to be removed?
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by celdon25 4y ago
I hope you realize that a shadowban will come soon if you keep making nonsense comments like this
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by celdon25 4y ago
Not sure about communism, but your reasoning has nothing to do with the official explanation given by YT. The “dislike attacks” they speak of in this blog post were notoriously common on any video featuring a politician from the Democratic
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by celdon25 4y ago
I knew a handful of DOS commands at the age of 3 (late 1980s). My father was smart enough not to include “del” among those.
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by celdon25 4y ago
I meant to say 'major metropolitan' - Thanks for the clarification
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by celdon25 4y ago
> I have a strong dislike of the modern focus on personal measurement and metrics. It implies a sort of mechanistic existence. It’s also often connected to a focus on productivity optimization, which given that the OP may be suffering fr
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by celdon25 4y ago
You're not wrong but creating a new account just to pile it on isn't quite role model material on the subject either. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Throwaway accounts are ok for sensitive i
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by celdon25 4y ago
Here is some extremely simple advice: If you are going to publicly lecture someone because of a technical opinion that hurt your feelings, you better yourself be a grandmaestro on the subject of tactfulness. That might work within your comp
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by celdon25 4y ago
> The only 'REAL" people I met online were either focused niche/small subreddits or gaming communities. I've found gaming communities (and I've been in many) to be excessively toxic. You can meet good people ther
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by celdon25 4y ago
As of 2022, it's now difficult anywhere in most US metropolitan areas.

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