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by defenestration 4y ago
That’s quite a brave thing to do.
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by defenestration 4y ago
On first scan, I read that Googles is now available in Brave Search. The oog and ogg are visually a bit similar.
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Do F1 Teams Make Money?(f1chronicle.com)
2 points by defenestration 4y ago|0 comments
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Across Drones, AI and Space, Commercial Tech Is Flexing Military Muscle Ukraine(csis.org)
6 points by defenestration 4y ago|0 comments
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by defenestration 4y ago
I loved the days that Kongregate.com was thriving. Today, Armor Games is still up and running. It has quite some gems worth exploring: https://armorgames.com/games/rating#games
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by defenestration 5y ago
Please be kind, even when your gut reaction is: this is crap. You probably have valuable knowledge to bring a discussion on ‘How to learn from your mistakes and prevent them in the future’ to a higher level. Can you share how you automate r
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Adobe’s Lackluster Forecast Suggests Growing Competition(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by defenestration 5y ago|0 comments
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by defenestration 5y ago
The linked article is an English translation from this article in the Dutch newspaper NRC: https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2022/03/09/gedurfde-uitspraak-loot...
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Lootboxes in FIFA now allowed by highest Dutch court(ruetir.com)
87 points by defenestration 5y ago|131 comments
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Gmail's New Sidebar(arstechnica.com)
3 points by defenestration 5y ago|0 comments
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by defenestration 5y ago
You can argue that consciousness has an important role in evolution. That creatures which are aware of their own existence have a greater chance of reproduction and survival. What if we create an AI and give it the goal of maximum reproduct
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by defenestration 5y ago
We have been using Laravel for over 8 years. Nothing but praise. It's a framework we could rely on. No painful upgrades and clear documentation. For us it's a pleasure to work with. I also recommend Laracasts from Jeffrey Way.
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Laravel 9 Is Released(laravel.com)
7 points by defenestration 5y ago|0 comments
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Quantum logic with spin qubits crossing the surface code threshold(nature.com)
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by defenestration 5y ago
To retain knowledge and my considerations for my future self and teammembers I create a document before each major task and update it during the task. The headings are: Goal (why are we doing this), Crux (what is the most important consider
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by defenestration 5y ago
The article mentions that the magnetic field of the earth is changing more rapidly. Why is that?
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by defenestration 5y ago
On your second point: yes, be careful. It feels a bit like a dirty tactic. To support the open philosophy of Sketch we keep buying Sketch updates, besides our Figma subscription. Long term stuff, that we need to preserve, we make in Sketch.
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by defenestration 5y ago
Absolutely! I guess the main innovation will be social. Thinking of a way that people feel responsible for shared tools, a non-awkward way of selecting neighbors who you are willing to share with and some kind of emergency-button if you nee
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by defenestration 5y ago
I thought about this a lot. What if we just share a lot of tools with our neighbors. It will prevent waste and free up space in your house. However, for me, it's more convenient to have my own tools. I have the freedom to mow the lawn
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by defenestration 5y ago
Yes, it’s spamming at a lot of posts at the moment. See the other comments it has made.
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by defenestration 6y ago
We are also fan of Figma. It's easy to work together inside the same design and the results are easy to test and present. But be warned of vendor lock-in! You can't use .fig files in other programs. Before you move your complete S
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Anonymous CoronaReport app, developed by Dutch government, launched in NL(coronamelder.nl)
2 points by defenestration 6y ago|0 comments
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Explanation of Python decorators(gist.github.com)
3 points by defenestration 6y ago|0 comments
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by defenestration 6y ago
This seems counterintuitive as it is the opposite of the programming ‘rule’: Tell, don’t ask.
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by defenestration 7y ago
Thanks for making the guide. For me Clojure is also not my primary language. As you write: It made me learn a lot, and changed how I program in other languages. There is a subtle beauty in Clojure.
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by defenestration 7y ago
After you start with Clojure, I can recommend doing the problems on http://www.4clojure.com/ . I had a lot of fun doing the problems and learning from solutions from others.
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by defenestration 7y ago
As a starter I found this article useful with best practices for the team, tools and processes. It's from Zapier: https://zapier.com/learn/remote-work/how-manage-remote-team/
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Ask HN: Transition to Working Remote with Team
3 points by defenestration 7y ago|3 comments
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by defenestration 8y ago
Very insightful. While reading the article, I realised that having freedom is my core motivation. And that (a bit of extra) freedom is the biggest thing my company can give people. We enable people who are diagnosed with cancer to be in cha
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by defenestration 8y ago
I have the same experience. After working four years with BEM, we switched to atomic css. We only use BEM for big components. It has been a delight.

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