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by dschuessler 5y ago
I am rather concerned about the recent willingness of some HN commenters to jettison basic practices of civilised discourse when it even remotely involves the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. If one has a convincing argument, one should just mak
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by dschuessler 5y ago
From the Hacker News Guidelines on commenting ( https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ): > Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, bots, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degra
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by dschuessler 5y ago
If you want to dodge leetcode interviews, consider https://github.com/poteto/hiring-without-whiteboards
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by dschuessler 5y ago
As a German, I can assure you: It is neither used, nor permitted. I like the idea though.
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by dschuessler 5y ago
That's a great idea and it turned out way better than the headline made me fear. You keep the spirit of her drawings but present it in a really creative way. I also like the no-bs approach on the technical side. This is indeed a page t
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by dschuessler 5y ago
I wonder if this modification could at least be made harder by having some kind of heartbeat. Build in a microphone whose sole purpose is to receive inaudible, high frequency impulses (maybe a hash signal?) from the speaker every once in a
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by dschuessler 5y ago
This seems to be the golden way of solving the problem Postman is attempting to solve. Have your request collection as code that you can develop with your features and check into your VCS. I always dreamed of something like this and was mor
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by dschuessler 5y ago
> but it shows the lack of discoverability that happens when the list of settings gets long and you have to dig for them. I wonder to what extent command palettes are the solution. At least for me, they are the pinnacle of discoverabilit
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Thinking about it again, I think the actual conflation I was getting at is the equivalence of "not being kind" and "being a prick" that you implicate right from the start. > Kindness Is A Hidden Software Engineering S
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Lots of good advice. However, I feel that in recent years a certain kind of professionalism is in decline that I begin to miss. It is the culture of professionalism in which personal care is not being conflated with professional care. This
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Have you directly compared one and the same movie on Netflix and another medium (DVD/Blu-Ray/another streaming service)? Maybe your problem isn't with Netflix. Movies generally tend to have a high dynamic range. That's h
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by dschuessler 5y ago
I do not know the answer but here is another place where people might be able to help you out: https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/
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The mind does not exist(aeon.co)
2 points by dschuessler 5y ago|0 comments
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by dschuessler 5y ago
I am curious about your third point. Why do you consider project choices that are good for "big tech" to be a reason to turn away from Linux? I would have assumed that many contributions by corporations are in the end a net benefi
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Not necessarily. If you get used to using `delete` all the time, that is most likely what you would use on the server too. Once you trip over it missing, you are reminded that you are in dangerous territory.
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Working link: https://medium.com/@scriddie/multiple-regression-in-pure-sql...
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Here is more information on the mentioned fund: https://sovereigntechfund.de/en
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Judging from the Github project page, it uses Wine itself, so is probably just a GUI frontend to it.
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by dschuessler 5y ago
What makes you think that a computer analogy is an apt description of the inner workings of the brain in the first place? I see this analogy sometimes here on HN but as far as I can recall I have never heard anyone using it outside, let alo
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Yes, I see how it can be understood that way. GP has edited it anyways to clarify this point.
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by dschuessler 5y ago
You literally edited that in after my answer.
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by dschuessler 5y ago
This is breathtakingly bad advice from a security perspective. If secrets might sit around in a repository you don't just publish it and bet on people not looking for them, at least not if data security is of any worth to you.
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Docker for Mac tests improved I/O performance for shared volumes(github.com)
1 points by dschuessler 5y ago|1 comments
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by dschuessler 5y ago
I never considered Notion to be a Markdown editor. Is there an easy way to open, edit and save Markdown files with Notion?
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by dschuessler 5y ago
More anecdata: Switched to Brave from Firefox after they rolled out their buttons-as-tabs UI. Never used Chrome so can not compare it with that but I can: - attest to the snappiness. It might very well be imagination with me as well but it
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Since this Chrome extension is written in Javascript your best bet might be something along the following: 1. Learn the basics of Javascript in the browser. The web is full with tutorials. 2. Choose one of the cross-platform mobile developm
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by dschuessler 5y ago
I can only speak from a node developer perspective but deno makes some promises that I would consider absolute killer features should they work as advertised: - no hassle with `node_modules` - no hassle with `npm install` and `npm ci` - no
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Microsoft branding is terrible. My only point of contact with it is Visual Studio Code which is different from Visual Studio which is different from Visual Studio for Mac. There was a brief period of time after I recognized that .NET really
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by dschuessler 5y ago
You can write Markdown in VSCodium and render it as a mindmap with Markmap. VSCodium is an open-source distribution of Visual Studio Code: https://vscodium.com/ You would have to install the Markmap extension for it to work
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by dschuessler 5y ago
> "but non-subscribers are deprived of such content." If you want to disable the "paywall", open the dev tools of your browser and delete the cookies. In Chromium-based browsers you find them under the "Applicati

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