chaosharmonic

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by chaosharmonic 6mo ago
"Open source network that isn't controlled by corporations" is ideological, but not quite in the same way that you seem to be framing this.
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by chaosharmonic 6mo ago
You're leaving out "gonna be wild!" and a tirade about personally being let down by Mike Pence.
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by chaosharmonic 7mo ago
I mean, relative to IE, everything else was the alternative. Whereas in more recent years, keeping a closed-source rendering engine that was no longer competitive in implementing the spec, wasn't being used when people had a choice,
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by chaosharmonic 7mo ago
This is maybe just that I switched to Linux years ago and haven't touched Apple hardware much, but what strikes me is how little the OS matters anymore. So much of the tooling is cross-platform now, so many of the applications are we
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by chaosharmonic 7mo ago
Elon Musk is all of those things personally (see: that heil-handing incident), and it's public knowledge that he made the Twitter engineering team amplify his own posts.[1] [1] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2
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by chaosharmonic 7mo ago
These things generally already offer side-by-side page layouts anyway, no? Doesn't seem like that much of a stretch from a UI perspective to do something similar with a Markdown preview.
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by chaosharmonic 8mo ago
I'd say it's more that when I hoard links, a small slice of them end up becoming useful reference knowledge long-term. Though I don't really have a system for storing them effectively as of yet, and as someone with a strong p
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Ask HN: Resources for learning visual design as a developer?
5 points by chaosharmonic 9mo ago|2 comments
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by chaosharmonic 10mo ago
> This is my TempleOS. This is easily one of my favorite descriptive details I've ever seen in a README.
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by chaosharmonic 10mo ago
Huh. Somehow I'd thought those programs were platform level and not item level. Which, yeah, does explain the problem a lot more clearly.
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by chaosharmonic 10mo ago
> Honor obliges me to admit this is not literally true. bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com is a fucking pedagogical masterpiece and reshaped how I built my own site. But let's not spoil the bit... > Inspired by (and in joyful dialogu
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by chaosharmonic 10mo ago
Is there a reason such a thing couldn't present a bunch of neutral options, but with affiliate links that provide revenue back to Mozilla? (I mean, that could still steer it toward places that have affiliate programs, but if you'r
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by chaosharmonic 10mo ago
> RISC is China/Eastern RISC-V was developed at UC Berkeley. It's roughly as Western as West realistically gets, short of being made in Hawaii. > That's a geopolitical question Sure, but that's not actually about w
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
I mean. There was that time Zuck made a bad bet on VR and then the entire dept working on it got slashed...
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
> I don't think you need to "justify layoffs". If a company feels an employee is not being productive, they should be allowed to let them go. Layoffs, by definition, aren't about individual employees.
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CTFs as a Rosetta Stone(bhmt.dev)
2 points by chaosharmonic 1y ago|0 comments
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
Tech side project: crawlers that doomscroll job boards for me, and a Tinder clone that swipes through them. I recently broke out the actual automation logic into something more recyclable for scaling out to new targets (and broke out the HT
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
It's doing even more work when you're aware that, at one point, the NLRB had banned non-disparagement clauses in severances and employment agreements outright, stating that even offering these terms amounted to coercive behavior
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
This disaster is why I've built a whole side project automating the act of doomscrolling through job boards, so I can focus on actually talking to people when I find something that does interest me. (And can track the results in one pl
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
> But is a 30-year-old who moves back in with their parents "homeless"? Depends -- how safe is their parents' home? That answer can vary, for a lot of reasons.
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
The (smaller) laptop mainboards, on the other hand...
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
As a Deno user, this news also makes me see more value in JSR. (Relative to npm's ownership, that is.)
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
Right, but in the same vein, the British crown has a documented history of applying that label to dissidents. It was part of why were revolted in the first place. Our definition for what constitutes treason is purposely narrow specificall
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
Lots of things are anti-American behavior. Most of those things aren't joining up with a foreign adversary with whom we're officially at war. Even things that are treason ous in a colloquial sense are still pretty narrow, and t
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
Can confirm, I myself was a one person support desk (for a restaurant chain) and just never officially had a title. The internal moniker of "the IT guru" was fine for an email signature, but certainly not for a resume. (I'v
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
Bit of both. It stores available jobs via JSON upload, but also lets you log interviews and track their overall lifecycles. This demo is just the UI and isn't thorough about API mocking (and the interview forms have a couple snags I ne
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
> Since the license ban the use and installation in EU, I would ask: It is possible to formulate a license that claims: "The restriction A is motivated to protect our ass but we will not directly or indirectly enforce it against you
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
I don't disagree with this either -- it's very clearly just a free market working both ways. It also immediately reminds me of the no-call agreements companies had with each other last decade 10 or 15yrs ago.
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
I don't at all disagree with you, but at the kind of money you'd be making at an org like OAI, it's easy to envision there being a ceiling, past which the additional financial compensation doesn't necessarily matter that
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by chaosharmonic 1y ago
I actually just shared a Show HN post about mine before finding this... I recently shipped a first-draft UI demo that you can play around with for my self-hosted jobs tracker: https://escape-rope.bhmt.dev

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