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by enz 6y ago
MVP.css, right?
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by enz 6y ago
I think. Maybe some "We always did it this way, so we'll continue" thinking. (I think it's very Japanese)
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by enz 6y ago
When I was living in Tokyo, I asked Japanese people why their design was the way it is and if they liked it. Answer I got: "I don't know. I don't like that, personally".
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by enz 6y ago
Serious question: What's the typical use-case(s) of a foldable device (which is already fairly small by essence)?
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by enz 6y ago
Obviously, books! When I was younger (before my first job), I was spending $5/month for a cheap VPS. I have learnt Linux administration basic with that VPS and I get a job a few month later. So, money very well spent, I guess.
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by enz 6y ago
Then Google’s ranking algo must be pretty bad because all I have is a first page full of bullshit Advertorial articles when I’m looking for serious stuff. (Maybe that’s what the average users are looking for, though.)
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by enz 6y ago
1994... The year I was born. It's interesting to read about people's view on AI at that time.
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Neural Nets (1994)(teamten.com)
84 points by enz 6y ago|51 comments
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by enz 6y ago
Why would this be so valuable compared to basic HTTP health check?
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by enz 6y ago
Client side is handled well, but I think backend still needs to enforce the "only one submission". For that, I use an idempotency key. You generate a random key (UUID4 is fine) which is passed alongside your form. If (for a reason
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Software development: should we stop? Maybe we should(blog.spencermounta.in)
363 points by enz 6y ago|272 comments
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by enz 6y ago
- Know some basic logic (e.g. if you think that P implies Q and you think that Q does not hold true, then you must think that P does not hold true either.) - Read well structured essays - Write (the difficult part). Since writing is pretty
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Linux DM Multipath(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by enz 6y ago|0 comments
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by enz 6y ago
Every gas station in France does that. If you leave the station without paying, the station may report (sometimes in real time) your car to the police (which is sometimes very close on certain highways) and the manager can even submit a com
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by enz 6y ago
I’m really impressed by that huge heatsink!
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by enz 6y ago
Fastmail and Trello.
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by enz 6y ago
There are tons of ways to (legally) avoid taxes in France. However, those ways are not applicable to regular workers. And that may be unfair... You don’t want to pay the (ex-IFS) IFI tax? Doable: just make a real estate company. Want to pay
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by enz 6y ago
Rix is like "rixe", which means something similar to "riot" in French.
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Why Let’s Encrypt is a bad idea (2019)(medium.com)
1 points by enz 6y ago|0 comments
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by enz 6y ago
Yup, according to Wikipedia, Tux is the official logo of the Linux kernel.
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Linux doesn't have a logo. Here's how I'd do it(reddit.com)
3 points by enz 6y ago|2 comments
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by enz 6y ago
Just curious, what is the script/SQL to wipe the DB?
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by enz 6y ago
Pro tip for iPhone users: juste type かおもじ (kaomoji) and slide the suggestion bar: you have all the kaomojis you want.
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by enz 6y ago
I believe many people start business not for the money, but for the "King-ish side", and I can understand that perfectly. However, even as a King (i.e. especially as a King) it's important to be the first servant of the Kin
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by enz 6y ago
> Completely agree. I worked at a company on a Common Lisp project where the Python crew refused to learn Common Lisp because they thought it would look bad on their resumes. They can put only "Python" on their résumés, right?
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by enz 6y ago
I use a virtual card (valid only once) when there isn’t a simple and clear way to unsubscribe.
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by enz 6y ago
Python and PostgreSQL. Nothing fancy, but it works. Why are you asking? What kind of information do you need?
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by enz 6y ago
If he or she has good sewing skills, making masks and selling them on Etsy.
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by enz 6y ago
Maybe "Hackers & Painters: Big Ideas From The Computer Age" by Graham. As a bonus, some of the chapters are business-oriented.
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Koyo: Web Development Toolkit for Racket(koyo.defn.io)
1 points by enz 6y ago|0 comments

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