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eljimmy
8y ago
I'm also not tired of typing git commands. It seems almost natural now. With that said, this individual spent their free time to create something using their skills which they perceived to be an improvement/optimization upon their
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8y ago
Article mentions nothing about why it's a bad idea...
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8y ago
I'd guess the worker putting the food into the bag is where the failure occurred.
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8y ago
> We'll be at war with them soon enough Ehh? War with China won't happen in this day and age. In bizzaro universe where you think it will, it's not going to be fought with F-35s...
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8y ago
People with DSPD can't have "regular" sleep cycles, it's thought to be a genetic disorder where their cycle is offset a few hours from a regular sleep cycle. Couple that with society's 9-5 work schedule, you'
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9y ago
It is interesting to read people's views on animal testing. Some are very empathetic while others view every other species as inferior and worth nothing compared to a human life. Obviously the advancement of our species is important bu
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9y ago
It's more pleasant on the eyes than CMC, but I'm not sure if that's just because CMC is blanketed with ads and this isn't.
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9y ago
Yeah, I meant for PC gaming.
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9y ago
You seem to think first world means everyone is happy, content, and without struggle. No country such as that has ever existed. The common concept of first world is so misconstrued by people who live in it that those from second and third w
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9y ago
Might be a good idea to setup an email at your work dedicated solely for receiving job applications.
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9y ago
Microsoft really should have pursued creating a version of Windows specifically for gaming. I imagine there are lot of users who only use Windows for that purpose.
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9y ago
I had no idea about this before taking it. I popped some before going to the store. Thought I was about to crap myself then started getting super itchy. Had to rush home and by then my entire body was lobster red lol Definitely want to use
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9y ago
That truly is a great landing page. The fake notifications were so entertaining I shared it with some friends.
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9y ago
I don't think not working for 2 years would make someone unemployable so long as they are continuing to hone their craft.
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9y ago
I feel like I'm on the same path. Is this something you'd built up over time and managed to make profitable so you could go full-time?
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9y ago
If you haven't read it yet, give 'A Brief History of Time' a read. Even if you're not a big book reader, it's only about 250 pages. Great way to pay respects to this legendary man. https://en.wikipedia.or
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9y ago
I read the article and obviously it describes in detail why they have no females developers employed, but... considering how many people don't RTFA these days, they really should have chosen a different headline. At least from a PR per
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Ask HN: Resolving payment issues as a contractor
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I had to learn and use Bubble to build an application (no choice, per client's request) and as a programmer I found it to be a nightmare. I can definitely see it as a great and useful tool for non-programmers, but having to go throw yo
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9y ago
On the same topic, I found this presentation by Brad Fitzpatrick very useful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxDZuPEgbBU
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9y ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
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9y ago
Oh wow, well I'm all the more impressed then. It's admirable to try out new tech and venture into the unknown. Kudos!
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9y ago
I thought voat.co was good in theory, a place like Reddit without limitations. Went back the other day after a few months of not visiting and read through some threads. The amount of racism was really noticeable. Seems to be descending into
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9y ago
Ahh yeah I was looking through the SMART stats but wasn't sure which item denoted this, is it perhaps: "Minimum Spares Remaining - The Minimum Spares Remaining attribute indicates the number of remaining spare blocks as a percenta
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I love these reports! I'm always in the market for new storage solutions and find these statistics very useful in determining which brands and drive sizes provide the best reliability. One statistic I'd really like to see included
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I do enjoy reading these "Why we used <x> to build <y>" posts, as they're usually insightful and provide a glimpse into languages or frameworks I'm not familiar with. On the flip side, I can't help but w
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9y ago
This post title is really click-baity when taken out of context.
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YikYak was a bit different in that it was anonymous (initially). When you don't know anything about your users, it must be tough to monetize them. They had a really rapid decline, eh?
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9y ago
Well, as these teenagers grow older, their market segment then becomes young adults.
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9y ago
You're looking at the features rather than the true value of these apps, the users. Snapchat has the biggest reach into the most impressionable market, teenagers. That's why it is valuable.
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