elAhmo

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by elAhmo 3y ago
This is nothing short of amazing. It is exciting, a bit scary as well, what the future will bring. It just makes me sad that I cannot open this page on Safari. It will not play a single audio, yet Chrome plays it fine. So here we are, able
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by elAhmo 3y ago
Maybe I do not understand this fully, but this sounds like effectively bypassing the licence to do something which wasn't originally intended, or what the contributors or authors didn't agree to. Does this put other licences at ri
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by elAhmo 3y ago
It seems that very important use case for the author is developing/programming and compiling software on the phone. I work as a software developer for living, and ignoring the part that there are other things other than actual programm
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by elAhmo 3y ago
My previous role was from a posting I read here. I was searching for a few keywords (remote, Python), saw a short post that outlined briefly about the role and the projects. A few calls later, I was part of the team and stayed there for a c
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by elAhmo 3y ago
YouTube seems to be slowly forcing users to think about alternatives. For me, having ads interrupt video was the line I hoped they would never cross, and I see this as something that will drive users away in the long term. Showing me 4-5 ad
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Good! There is no sane reason to allow Microsoft to own one more company and just become bigger in another market. It has nothing to do with their core business (which is quite diverse to be fair), and as an end consumer, on average, this w
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by elAhmo 4y ago
This is quite hard to achieve with original comment getting the spotlight and being a differentiator between services. For "the rest" of the content, I think the situation is pretty much close to streaming services with music.
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Thanks! I was also about to write, please add a filter for location, as I couldn't find it in the UI. I want to look for a specific city, not really for the whole country, which I thought was the only option for location filtering.
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Why do you think 15" Air would the best selling Mac?
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by elAhmo 4y ago
If I were looking for an alternative in NextJS, looking for something built in Rust would definitely not be in top of my mind. I would assume this kind of movement from JS -> Rust would be quite rare.
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Monitor is a different device compared to a TV. TV without smart features is simply called a TV.
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Djangi can also work well with turbolinks
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by elAhmo 4y ago
How long would you expect a machine can be kept up to date with the latest OS? I have a Mac Mini from 2012 that has the security updates from 2022-05 and Catalina, from 2019, but I have the latest version of Firefox that I use. The machine
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by elAhmo 4y ago
I didn't have to do any manual setup, I used it on ~three machines so far. Maybe something is odd with your shell? Which one do you use? I have seen other people suggesting https://github.com/wting/autojump too, s
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by elAhmo 4y ago
I just type in a fuzzy match for some of the directories I have visited. For example, if I know I frequently visit `/users/elahmo/developer/project`, if I type `j pro` I know it will jump there most of the time. If I typ
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Could you share more details about this? I have seen different misuses of carbon credits mechanism, this one seems quite novel and creative (in a negative way).
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by elAhmo 4y ago
I just checked this, I thought you got it wrong, but you are indeed right :D I was never annoyed by this, I see the first enter as to confirm the "search results", and then another to to actually execute the command.
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by elAhmo 4y ago
This is basically what CTRL-R does
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by elAhmo 4y ago
jump ( https://github.com/gsamokovarov/jump ) is something I use as I didn’t know about Alt-C. Highly recommended
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Thanks! I did not mind the walk through, saw so many unique places along that route, like the Barbican.
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Is there more available on the actual reasons why they didn't go public earlier?
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by elAhmo 4y ago
In the 2nd case, you are assuming everyone cashes out and avoids missing on growth that would happen. If they keep the stock, or just sell partially (which would most likely be the case for many people, given how much money did Stripe raise
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by elAhmo 4y ago
I agree that decision to IPO is a massive one and it shouldn't be just driven by this specific situation, which was probably solved in people's best interest. But, they were put into this position for waiting for too long and not
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by elAhmo 4y ago
I wasn’t suggesting to wait, rather than to IPO now. Employees could have liquid stock, I was suggesting a scenario where Stripe does the IPO now. If they then wait for the same time until they will wait until Stripe IPOs, the stock would g
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by elAhmo 4y ago
This part is confusing to me. Yes, the market is bad and their IPO would probably be way less than it would’ve been if the market was “healthier”. But if the market recovers and they want to do an IPO then, wouldn’t they be in the same posi
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by elAhmo 4y ago
This is a perfectly valid comment. And a situation I experience many times. For example, reaching from Liverpool street to Farringdon could take 30 minutes during peak times. I still have the image of nearly a dozen busses queueing up and t
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by elAhmo 4y ago
Wasn't SVB UK fine and unaffected by events in US? In the sea of information about this, other than 'all is good', I didn't know UK branch was being taken over and sold as well.
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by elAhmo 4y ago
So, another “stablecoin” showing up to be not stable? How many of them need to fail before it is clear this is not a viable mechanism?
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by elAhmo 4y ago
> Let's see if a company bans zoom for office days (but none will) This is such a good angle and comment!
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by elAhmo 4y ago
I spent a week there last year and felt exactly this, especially in the city center. It just feels empty and not liveable at all.

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