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cpach
2y ago
True. It’s an idée fixe of mine. Doesn’t really cost anything extra though.
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cpach
2y ago
This. People also tuned in the radio, and when a good song came on they would be quick to hit the record button.
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cpach
2y ago
import random platform = random.SystemRandom().choice(["Astro", "Blogger", "Hugo", "WordPress", "Ghost"]) print(platform)
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cpach
2y ago
Haven’t tried Astro myself, but AFAICT it’s compatible with AWS Amplify – which in my book is a huge plus. The Amplify hosting platform is very easy to get started with. I use it with Hugo, it’s super-convenient, IMO. https://doc
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cpach
2y ago
This list is great. Thank you for compiling it!
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cpach
2y ago
I’m afraid I don’t follow your reasoning. For a list like that, what size limit would be better, in your opinion?
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cpach
2y ago
I don’t understand why this is desirable. May I ask what use-case you’re referring envisioning?
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cpach
2y ago
If you don’t want to self-host then Ghost or wordpress.com might be worth checking out.
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cpach
2y ago
Main thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41002195
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cpach
2y ago
Main thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41002195
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cpach
2y ago
This an evergreen IMHO, and it’s very good: https://cryptopals.com/
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cpach
2y ago
What are the CPU/specs for this machine?
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cpach
2y ago
Sure, why not? :)
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cpach
2y ago
I would look around here for inspiration: https://1mb.club/
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cpach
2y ago
Knock yourself out ;-) https://beautifulwebtype.com/sans-serif/
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cpach
2y ago
Do you want a serif or sans serif for the body text? For a serif, I think Crimson Pro is very nice. You can see it, and many others, on this site: https://beautifulwebtype.com/crimson-pro/ For sans serif, I like Helvet
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cpach
2y ago
Interesting. Feel free to elaborate! E.g. do you have to pay full price for healthcare etc?
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cpach
2y ago
Out of curiosity, when you commit to those projects, do you do that under a pseudonym?
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cpach
2y ago
Indeed. And how would the manager make a guarantee for it?
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cpach
2y ago
IMHO, dampen might be a more suitable verb. Unions are not a panacea to all issues an employee can face. And sometimes the union will put its own interests first, or the company’s, before the interests of the individual employee. But on the
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cpach
2y ago
Regarding unemployment benefits: In many countries there are unemployment insurance funds set up so that one can maintain a somewhat reasonable level of income even in the event of unemployment. E.g. here’s what it looks like in my locale:
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cpach
2y ago
We can safely conclude that there is a bit of power asymmetry going on.
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cpach
2y ago
Panta rei.
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cpach
2y ago
What is the use case for this? Learning more about how Android apps communicate with their home server?
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cpach
2y ago
No matter what service provider one uses, one should always have backups and a plan B/disaster recovery. The 3-2-1 rule is as relevant as ever.
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cpach
2y ago
Nope. I never fell for 4-chan. For me it was too cynical and chaotic.
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cpach
2y ago
Same here. I wonder if it’s easier to get flagged when accessing Instagram via a web browser on a computer…? I would guess that something like 90-95% of all “normal” users access Instagram via the iOS/Android apps whereas a large major
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cpach
2y ago
To each their own, but IMHO it’s kind of sad that people make the trouble of going to another country and then end up dining at Taco Bell.
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cpach
2y ago
Yeah, we tend to overlook this. I grew up in the 80s/90s and the global standard of living has increased dramatically since then.
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2y ago
There’s something called zoning, and its used in a lot of places to do things like separating hotel areas and residential areas. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoning
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