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by enobrev 4y ago
I'm genuinely surprised a similar alternative has never popped up. Every time Pebble comes up, there are so many people posting about how much they loved it and how they still keep theirs alive or how they had had to relucantly give
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by enobrev 4y ago
I've wondered the same, with the same lead into the industry. I don't think it's possible to extract the two from one-another. I've nerded-out on the majority of the projects I've worked on through my career - espe
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by enobrev 4y ago
I have a November birthday and started school at four during the last year the "at-least five by September cut-off" was implemented. I generally felt like everyone was way ahead of me for most of my school years. I was never dia
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by enobrev 4y ago
What I really want is an advanced caller id system that encompasses the whole process, in which the "caller" or "sender" never actually has my phone number (or email or mailing address). I can generate contact-ids on the
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by enobrev 4y ago
One hundred percent. I remember the original react docs were great for teaching the vocabulary, but then it seemed we had to figure out sentences and paragraphs on our own. To be fair, I started that journey during (or soon after?) the bet
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by enobrev 4y ago
Coming around to my mid 40s and I can say the same with the same approximate reasons. I used to throw events with tens to hundreds of people as a teenager and I could remember the names of every guest including anecdotes about them. Even w
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by enobrev 4y ago
I have similar thoughts in regards to the creative outputs of our various cultures and how we'll deal with that - as creatives, as fans, as critics, etc. When I was young, it seemed impossible to me to think that someone could know ALL
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by enobrev 4y ago
My favorite part about being a generalist is that I get to work with incredibly talented specialists and we tend to complement each other very well. In some ways I find that I _do_ specialize - just not along a specific field. I tend to sp
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by enobrev 4y ago
Mine doesn't either.
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by enobrev 4y ago
It was fairly affordable the first couple years. And then the insurance companies started finding loopholes and increased prices drastically every annually.
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by enobrev 4y ago
What annoys me about otel is that it seems to require direct live connections. I'd much rather just add the tracking keys / spans / whatever to my logs and parse them out of there later, but no standard lib / app /
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by enobrev 4y ago
I personally prefer them and find them easier to read, but have been using them for the past 2-3 years.
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by enobrev 4y ago
You've got ...P3, P2, P1, G, M, 1, 2, 3...
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by enobrev 4y ago
I think you make a reasonable point, but I'll also echo some replies that remote work has absolutely been a possibility for many industries for much longer than a decade. I've been working 100% remotely for 21 years, and some of
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by enobrev 4y ago
> I can't speak about the latest stuff, but PHP5 in ~2014-15 was... I don't understand the purpose of your post. Do you judge all languages according to your experience from 8 years ago? Do you go on python boards telling every
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by enobrev 4y ago
We - as in parents - literally can't get them. They are intentionally releasing the vaccine for under 5s significantly slower. The comparison doesn't make sense. This has nothing to do with demand.
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by enobrev 4y ago
Your % for kids under 5 isn't indicative of much. We signed up for a vaccine for my almost-3yo the day they were released and we're scheduled for next week. I know lots of parents who are also scheduled and most are after us. Ju
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by enobrev 4y ago
> It should be unlawful to process sensitive personal data without adequate security > Define adequate security If there is no means of defining "adequate" when it comes to security of sensitive personal data, then companies
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by enobrev 4y ago
I so wish I could get XLT swag. It's impossible to find tall sizes in free nerd gear and that makes me sad. `n`XL is for width. I need length, and without it, it's a belly shirt within two washes. My wife loves it though as she
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by enobrev 4y ago
I'm a parent of a 2.5yo. What I've learned from other parents around me is to make _sure_ both parents maintain their social lives. I strongly encourage my spouse to call a friend and get out the house at least once every couple
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by enobrev 4y ago
I think remote work has an enormous effect on this. I've been working remotely for over 20 years and this is one of the biggest reasons I've remained in major cities throughout. Don't get me wrong, I _love_ the city, but mo
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by enobrev 4y ago
There are some topics that are excellent on HN, from which I learn an immense amount almost daily. This is not one of them.
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by enobrev 4y ago
That reminds me of a friend's address in South America, which is "1200m up from such and such cemetery" (up as in above).
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by enobrev 4y ago
I wasn't a big fan of the idea before trying it and then I tried it for a small project. I get the appeal, but as the project grew in complexity, I found I disliked managing tailwind But the experience while writing the code is pretty
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by enobrev 4y ago
This reminds me of how much better the viewing experience is for an American Football game at home vs at the game. I love going to games, for the crowd, the weather, the concessions, and just the full experience. But if you really want to
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by enobrev 4y ago
I owe a good deal of my career to the fine folks at Cuban Council. Loved working with all of them.
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Sent this to a few Ohioan friends and they promptly and proudly replied that the LARPers nailed it.
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by enobrev 4y ago
This is excellent. I had just very recently thought to build this same thing for php and typescript. Haven't started it yet, but great to see the same thing out there for other languages.
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by enobrev 4y ago
I'm curious, and not antagonistically, about the size and variability of the infrastructure you're working with, on how many platforms it's running, and how many people are in charge of it. Is this tool private or available f
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by enobrev 4y ago
That's still storing state, except instead of keeping it within a single file which you have full control over, you're instead sprinkling that state all over your infrastructure and then hoping it doesn't get mangled in betwe

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