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by crummy 2y ago
250 people is an insane number for a meetup!
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by crummy 2y ago
I live in an area where the low population doesn't support language-specific meetups. So I run the 'Nelson Dev Group' meetup, where we have a short talk (on anything) then a lean-coffee style group discussion. The idea is tha
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The Future of [Jetbrains] Space(blog.jetbrains.com)
2 points by crummy 2y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 2y ago
hmm no. the car keeps crashing when I do that
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by crummy 2y ago
Discussion yesterday on Braid: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40480016
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by crummy 2y ago
That's the price of the second amendment!
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by crummy 2y ago
I assume Windows 11 handles high DPI monitors a lot better than Windows XP, which must add some complexity to graphics rendering.
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by crummy 2y ago
The comparisons brought up in the article (cars, baseball bats, even Ethereum) service legitimate purposes, in addition to their potential for crimes. What's the legitimate purpose for Tornado Cash?
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by crummy 2y ago
Do you think this article is primarily complaining about religion?
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by crummy 2y ago
Wow, you can replace iphone batteries in Europe?
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by crummy 2y ago
In our case we wanted to upgrade another dependency (react-admin) which necessitated a react-router upgrade, which we used throughout the rest of our application, so it was a reasonable amount of work and sticking to the old one was not an
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by crummy 3y ago
The NYT is taking big AI to court right?
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Svelte parses HTML all wrong(github.com)
3 points by crummy 3y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 3y ago
The gesture could be a fist clench, naturally occurring when you angrily realise you've deleted the wrong thing.
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by crummy 3y ago
Would Typescript have solved this though? They still would have been using npm etc
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Onboarding roulette: deleting our employee accounts daily(graphite.dev)
7 points by crummy 3y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 3y ago
That must be unusual? I would have thought any settlement would have included "take down the code" as priority #1.
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by crummy 3y ago
> You could wire together a group of houses or neighborhoods with generators and batteries and make the electric company redundant by establishing contracts which buy and sell electricity between participants at rates which adjust in res
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by crummy 3y ago
I wonder how that would work for Facebook, for example. Facebook Groups have admins, but for general posts to the public (or to friends) - could they be user-moderated?
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by crummy 3y ago
Could employers just pay USD to foreign workers who have something like a Wise account (i.e. to keep it in USD and convert it to their local currency at will)?
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by crummy 3y ago
an API to group your browser tabs..?
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by crummy 3y ago
well, they're too hard for me to solve on my own
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by crummy 3y ago
Gyms everywhere would go belly-up!
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by crummy 3y ago
As a user who wants to easily migrate to a new browser, I would like the new browser to have access to the old browsers bookmarks etc to make the process easier.
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by crummy 3y ago
Did you take notes along the way? Usually when I am "exploring" a problem like that it's hard to reproduce my steps later.
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Dependencies Belong in Version Control(forrestthewoods.com)
59 points by crummy 3y ago|114 comments
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by crummy 3y ago
sometimes I watch the movie in the person's seat diagonally in front of me while I'm on a plane :(
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by crummy 3y ago
haha I can't believe deaths per firearm is an actual chart on that website. if only we could sell 2x as many guns to gun owners we could make those numbers go down even more!
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by crummy 3y ago
Do you sneak into movie theaters?
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by crummy 3y ago
Probably they do a lot of content moderation, which takes human beings at least at some stage.

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