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by diegof79 2y ago
It's pretty standard when there is a territory in dispute. For example, Islas Malvinas (for Argentina) / Falkland Islands (for the UK).
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by diegof79 2y ago
Sorry, I see this was answered in a previous comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42855433
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by diegof79 2y ago
Many thanks! Comments like yours are what I love about HN. How is the spot to analyze during that year of focus determined?
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by diegof79 2y ago
I want to share a personal story. I’m from Argentina. When I met my current wife, she volunteered at an orphanage. Her task was to take one of the children out for fun on weekends. It seemed simple, but it wasn’t. There, she met “A,” a 10-y
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by diegof79 2y ago
I can confirm from my experience that Google also automatically scans private videos. My YouTube account was recently mistakenly suspended; luckily, after a few minutes of panic, Google reinstated it. I discovered the suspension because my
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by diegof79 2y ago
In my experience, code navigation features are necessary for writing code comfortably. If you mean only auto-complete by LSP, then yes, it saves you some typing or function lookup, but that’s not the main benefit for me. Years ago, I worked
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by diegof79 2y ago
Yes, note that the caniuse screenshot in the article is outdated: https://caniuse.com/?search=http%2F3 Safari supports HTTP/3 since v16
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by diegof79 2y ago
The AI part in the title is pure clickbait. The problem in this case is not AI, this is all about the data. RealPage has tons of data about the properties in an area. That data helps to know if your rent is below the market or if the market
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by diegof79 2y ago
You should try Pages. The Apple office apps -Pages, Numbers, and Keynote- are often overlooked, but they can edit simple docx, xlsx, and pptx files. For example, Pages can also serve as a basic desktop publishing software as it supports pag
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by diegof79 2y ago
Slight correction: according to Wikipedia, Colossus was based on the machine used to crack Enigma: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombe However, the timeframe matched, so around 1943, the Allies could decipher message
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by diegof79 2y ago
Colossus the computer created to crack Enigma was released in 1943, that’s probably the cause: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colossus_computer
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by diegof79 2y ago
Yes, you are right. The article discusses scaling. I got fixated on the concept of "founder mode" because the article invites a discussion about its meaning. My example involving Steve Jobs doesn’t apply to scaling, but without mo
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by diegof79 2y ago
I know my comment will sound too cynical or not well-received in a startup incubator forum. However, what I observed in common with the founders of the B2B startups I worked on was good networking. The board members and initial contacts hav
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by diegof79 2y ago
This post brings back memories from when Windows dominated the market, and many online sites—e.g., Slashdot—talked about the "year of the Linux Desktop." (Sadly, in 2024, the closest thing to the year of the Linux desktop is Andro
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Show HN: Vite plugin for React previews (minimal config, Storybook alternative)(github.com)
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by diegof79 2y ago
In that thread, I mentioned the work on systems analysis and visualization done by the people behind Moose. (a framework for Pharo Smalltalk). I didn’t follow that project for a while. It seems that their latest work is called Glamorous Too
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by diegof79 2y ago
If you search for the keywords “program understanding” and “program visualization” in Google Scholar, you’ll see a lot of research on how to visualize and comprehend systems. Around 2007, one visualization that caught the internet’s attenti
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by diegof79 2y ago
It all depends on the requirements and quality attributes. For example, a plain string template will not help with selective DOM updates; that’s why we end with a tree DSL like JSX. For many different reasons, you’ll like to have lazy compo
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by diegof79 2y ago
The last sentences of the article say: > Your first leadership principle is customer obsession: “Leaders start with the customer and work backwards”. > I’m your customer, and I’m begging you: please let me be a cloud engineer again. H
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by diegof79 2y ago
“caca” means shit in Spanish, so is a word play with titi-caca and probably a xenophobic remark about Bolivia
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by diegof79 2y ago
The goal is to use the best tool to solve a problem. But it is tricky when you don’t know better and everyone around you follows the herd for different reasons. Most presentation tools are poorly designed. For example, many cognitive studie
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by diegof79 2y ago
The problem with XML is that most tools around 2000-2010 used it for everything, including simple configuration files and even DSLs (the Maven v1 XML was a nightmare to maintain). However, there are features of XML that are very useful for
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by diegof79 2y ago
The article briefly mentions “Hollywood greediness” as one of the possible explanations people give for the phenomenon and then switches to describe other factors. However, this greediness to get more money from production is also reflected
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by diegof79 2y ago
Check out Bill Buxton's work, he wrote a lot about this: https://www.billbuxton.com/
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by diegof79 2y ago
Thank you so much, Dan! I enjoyed the first edition and your Coding Train videos. Fantastic work and way of teaching.
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by diegof79 2y ago
Obsidian publishing costs USD 8 per month. A Starbucks latte in SF costs USD 5.88. I don’t use Obsidian Publish, and I don’t need it. I use the Obsidian app for free, and I don’t need the Sync feature as it works fine with iCloud. If at som
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by diegof79 2y ago
The problem is that most people cannot tell the difference between a scam and a legitimate app. For example, my father wanted to watch some YouTube videos offline. He naively Googled " YouTube video download." The result was obvio
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by diegof79 3y ago
The attack on Martin Fowler is unfair and unnecessary. Fowler became well known because he did a good job at writing and summarizing topics that were interesting for people working with enterprise software a while ago (UML, Refactoring, Ent
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by diegof79 3y ago
Agree. In the past, the Norman-Nielsen website was a reference on web usability. Nowadays, all the “articles” they publish are a promotion for their training offerings without too much substance.
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by diegof79 3y ago
> So, IMO, the airline here has done everything right. They haven't done anything harmful on purpose. Also, they provide an alternative path (calling their customer service) that works. During the last decades, companies and governm

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