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by enw 5y ago
An acquaintance who worked as a security consultant for Samsung can corroborate. They said Samsung's security practices were terrible to say the least.
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by enw 5y ago
Cool idea! With the user-hostile modern web, there's something appealing to having a visibly finite, static, and focused piece of content.
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by enw 5y ago
I can see people are downvoting, but the whole article reeks of lack of attention to detail. It ends abruptly: "[...] including among core application teams and operations and"
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by enw 5y ago
The missing space in "adoption.Our" is triggering me.
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by enw 5y ago
Also "skating" is ambiguous; for me it's skateboarding.
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by enw 5y ago
Also a sad reflection of the state of public discourse in the US.
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by enw 5y ago
Tangential, but it’s the first time I’m hearing of MuleSoft. I wonder what kind of companies use it? There’s a side of “enterprise” software that’s so foreign to me. I still don’t know what Salesforce is. Or SAP (I see their name in a lot o
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by enw 5y ago
But why build a date picker?
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by enw 5y ago
> In July 2017, Google engineer James Damore distributed a memorandum [...] > In essence, argued Damore, women are less interested in computing then men. It still baffles me how that was even controversial. It's not rocket scienc
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by enw 5y ago
Potentially you're also missing the forest from the trees: it may be an order of magnitude higher, but in relation to the population size, the number of deaths is minuscule regardless.
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by enw 5y ago
No, I would tell: since you are at-risk, use the means provided to stay safe and take precautions to reduce the risk of getting infected.
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by enw 5y ago
Can’t edit anymore. Just wanted to say sorry if that came off too negative. I really want to like a potential Google competitor. UX things that I wish were improved: - scrolling vertically and horizontally to find results is quite confusing
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by enw 5y ago
I haven’t seen a more tone-deaf, smug, and patronizing CEO for a long while. User-hostile UX, a baffling inability to process feedback and seemingly no interest in potential customers. You should really think things through.
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by enw 5y ago
> Chrome says that so clearly when you install it :) Sorry to be off-topic, but you should really learn how to better communicate with your potential customers. The little smiley face and saying it's shown "so clearly" has
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by enw 5y ago
Everyone I asked understood the potential for misuse it introduces.
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by enw 5y ago
Isn’t this VS Code with the Vim extension?
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by enw 5y ago
I like it as well. I typically have only a handful of tabs open, for both mental clarity and focus. There's so much empty space on the address bar, and vertical space is typically expensive real estate.
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by enw 5y ago
> glorified tarballs Calling container images glorified tarballs is like calling cars glorified lawnmowers.
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by enw 5y ago
> Is it correct to ask about the idea of a table? i.e. is there such a thing as a table in the abstract? I don't understand. The "idea" of a table is an object that provides a level surface to place stuff on. What am I mis
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by enw 5y ago
Honestly I don’t understand what the whole point of that statement is, apart from fueling racist woke rhetoric and contributing to divide.
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by enw 5y ago
There are now results but none about Tiananmen Massacre
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by enw 5y ago
This is exactly the type of article that belongs on HN.
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by enw 5y ago
What do you mean by "enjoy life"?
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by enw 5y ago
One step to fastest web fonts: use native fonts
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by enw 5y ago
curl ai Worked as well.
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by enw 5y ago
Honestly reading that felt extremely anxiety-inducing and like a nightmare work culture. My work patterns are too chaotic to ever pair for more than an hour if I’m forced to.
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by enw 5y ago
> When you're five years old (the age I was when I started programming "seriously") I know this is HN, but I have a hard time believing this. Somehow feels like nostalgic self-congratulatory boasting. Honestly curious, wha
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by enw 5y ago
There’s something very comforting about vices. A vice is a psychological safety net. The unknown unknowns are infinite, so you can always romanticize life without them, and the effect that would have. That gives you hope, and hope is extre
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by enw 5y ago
What kind of good food do you eat?
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by enw 5y ago
Yes, if not GNU is Unix.

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