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by diminish 5y ago
nope, if u r paying u have to agree to the terms of use which usually includes tracking and other things which sell your data.
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by diminish 5y ago
most paid products actually add tracking as a condition to their terms of use.
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by diminish 5y ago
I second this. I like "silent" new tech, which doesn't need to introduce dozens of new "concepts". - containers focus on what you can do, easy to understand and you can start in 5 minutes - kubernetes is the opposit
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by diminish 5y ago
If the number of users, number of active users and all major tables grow 100x, would postgres be able to support the application, without major re-designs?
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by diminish 5y ago
are those subtle marketing materials produced for apple, or can't apple estimate how long a battery life will be without seeing it in the indicator first.
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by diminish 5y ago
could anyone tldr what meltano does and where the name comes from? is it mELTano of ELT?
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by diminish 5y ago
i would remove javascript.
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by diminish 5y ago
Reddit has become another VC invested company where crippling features, dark patterns on forced "adoption" and dark "growth" hacks du jours are the norms. I'm a very early and long term user, and I slowly moved away
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by diminish 5y ago
Very fun to read how the assumption to aristocratic power in 19th century comes from ancient kingdoms, celestial objects and religious figures. - ruler of the kingdoms of Macedonia, Babylon, Jerusalem, Upper and Lower Egypt; - brother of th
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by diminish 5y ago
I wonder if it would boost productivity - to move to a 5-day week, instead of 7 by - abolishing saturday and sunday - We can have 3 days of work - thursday & friday as weekend
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by diminish 5y ago
I work remotely (before kovid) for 2 years. I work less, learn more and deliver more results with more efficiency.
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by diminish 5y ago
you re missing open source's main power to proliferate.
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by diminish 5y ago
I use it frequently - but I wish there was a tool which went into the semantics somewhat.
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Using Machine Learning for Gitlab Issue Triaging [video](youtube.com)
3 points by diminish 5y ago|0 comments
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by diminish 5y ago
On the other hand, I think designers aren't that into contributing to FOSS - traditionally designers have been more on "paid" side of computation.
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by diminish 5y ago
I think it can also go to a enum/timestamp pair of a state transitions table.
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by diminish 5y ago
In languages where you build a deeply nested call stack, advanced debugging looks more promissing. But in simpler setups like ASP/PHP/JSP etc, simply printing works fine.
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by diminish 5y ago
I liked MAL similar to Linux from scratch (LFS).
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by diminish 6y ago
I remember as a young expat engineer, I've worked for one large consulting job doing UK's NHS's NPfIT project in 2005. I've refused to signoff the architecture due to one of the providers not meeting requirements. One ye
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by diminish 6y ago
72% figure comes from a vote or a poll? Btw, Can the brit people name any other candidate to be the queen or the king? From the existing family or a new one? That would be awesome, because there are some great. Brit scientists which would m
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by diminish 6y ago
Calls for violence and election-critics were encouraged by current social media in some countries. It looks like many social media platforms have bias based on the political affinities of their owners. I see no reason for any government or
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Being kind to others is good for your health(bbc.com)
690 points by diminish 6y ago|254 comments
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by diminish 6y ago
good job - Linux or Ubuntu is the killer app for apple.
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What happens to workplace perks when no-one’s in the office?(bbc.com)
2 points by diminish 6y ago|0 comments
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by diminish 6y ago
Duplicate - already at the top of HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25135410
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by diminish 6y ago
> NVIDIA 1050Ti, while way slower than the state of the art, is still the meaningful practical minimum discrete GPU Not at all - I'm using it now. It's 5 years old and not adequate for most games & renders.
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by diminish 6y ago
weird, stared using mason jars for drinking in 2020
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by diminish 6y ago
Growth teams all over the SaaS landscape, work on the gray area, to push more $s, by usually anti-customer.
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Bill Gates introducing Windows 3.1 (video 60s)(youtube.com)
9 points by diminish 6y ago|5 comments
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by diminish 6y ago
Making a drop-in replacement for interoperability for any library or API could fall victim under the current law.

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