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by city41 5y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing. It's nice to hear salaries like that are not limited to SV.
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by city41 5y ago
Salaries in Switzerland reach $500k-$1 million/year? Honest question, I know nothing about Switzerland.
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by city41 5y ago
there is https://comp.fyi for a decent set of data, although it does seem rather SV biased.
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by city41 5y ago
Site seems down, possibly HN hug of death
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by city41 5y ago
If the title was just "JAMMA Standard", then that would suggest the original JAMMA standard from the 80s. JVS is its successor, and unfortunately has a confusing name.
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by city41 5y ago
I think "climate change" is the best general term of the bunch. "Global warming" makes people think it's all bunk whenever it gets cold. Hell, a US Senator once brought a snowball onto the senate floor to "prov
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by city41 5y ago
Are you actually getting Chirp? Seems some Linux users are not. I'm on Chrome on Ubuntu 20 and I do get Chirp, and it looks quite bad IMO.
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by city41 5y ago
Must depend on your device as the tweets are using Proxima Nova for me. edit: although if I click into the tweets and view them on Twitter, it then uses Chirp.
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by city41 5y ago
I'm somewhere in between. I also paid for a non subscription version and I also feel like I was forced to upgrade to the subscription. Sadly switching password managers, especially if you share with a family, is really painful. We now
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by city41 5y ago
Seeing the same thing, I captured it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rj7SuJgs5E for whatever reason the recordit link does not work for me. I am using latest Chrome on Ubuntu 20.
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by city41 5y ago
This is very cool. Thanks for making it.
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by city41 5y ago
In the US, any party that takes the issue seriously does not get elected in an meaningful capacity. Maybe a city representative, even state representative here and there, but that's about it.
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by city41 5y ago
Are you equating "bottom line" with revenue? Is that why you feel this is a contradiction? Bottom line also has a more general definition of "the company's end goal". If the bugs don't impact Spotify's goa
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by city41 5y ago
Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised. I think bugginess just doesn't affect bottom lines of most companies these days, hence the state we're in. Also, anecdotally, I find people are very tolerant of bugs and just suffer in silence a
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by city41 5y ago
I canceled my Spotify subscription because it was so dang buggy. Getting it to play music for longer than an hour was simply impossible for a myriad of reasons. I switched to Amazon Music and at the time the webapp looked pretty much just l
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by city41 5y ago
You could get the equivalent of hblank interrupts with a mapper, such as the mmc3 used in Super Mario Bros 3. That is how SMB3 renders its hud. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_management_controller#M...
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by city41 5y ago
> I think they have a specific channel for this Here is Netflix's Black Stories page: https://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/81305957
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by city41 5y ago
The HTTP client itself is trustworthy to the extent that static code can be. The data it acquires through requests is not. Same with user input code. You can trust your implementation to the extent of static type checking and analysis. You
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by city41 5y ago
In case you're not aware, you can't use HSA funds to pay for insurance.
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by city41 5y ago
And the covid relief bill increased the credits. If your income is low, you can get surprisingly decent insurance for not much money. "Surprisingly decent" is in the context of American health insurance.
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by city41 5y ago
The code that you locally control and own you can have strong confidence in and type checking can be very valuable. Anything brought in at run time (say a third party lib loaded via a script tag or data fetched from an endpoint) you have no
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by city41 5y ago
This can be true of code you control. But third party code and remote fetched data can be anything at all at run time.
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by city41 5y ago
It's only added if the user shows an intent to search. And if you want to search, 144kb is a decent price to pay for instant search once it's downloaded
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by city41 5y ago
I've had a lot of good luck with Lenovo. My personal Thinkpad is now 4 years old and I've had zero issues with it. I've always felt Lenovo's trackpads are really quite bad, but the current gen X1 Carbon (my work Thinkpad
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by city41 5y ago
My counterpoint is: I don't want to make any website today without React. But hear me out. With NextJS, you develop everything with React. Then on a page by page basis, decide how static/dynamic that page is, and you can completel
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by city41 5y ago
I agree with all that. But it is interesting to see what the implications can be. I once went to a conference where they made an announcement that they were being green by giving every attendant a canteen to fill up with water instead of us
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by city41 5y ago
This is good news. This report used to take several days to receive as I assume it had human steps involved. I'm guessing they fully automated it now. Since the report used to take so long, I created a chrome extension to scrape my ord
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by city41 5y ago
There are a lot of factors to consider in reusable versus single use. For example, this video says you need to use a cotton reusable bag 7100 times to offset its environmental impact versus single use plastic bags. It goes into many other c
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by city41 5y ago
Seems like the original tweet is now gone? But I do want to say, full fledged webapps have been an absolute game changer for internal tools at large companies. I can't even imagine maintaining internal tools any other way now.
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by city41 5y ago
His understanding of humans is just uncanny.

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