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6y ago
I don't see how this is seriously a suggestion. Not everyone lives in Silicon Valley and earns a >20k/yr paycheck. There are other things to consider like reliability, cost, that force your hand.
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6y ago
conversely it takes literally two seconds to Control-Shift-M and check smaller resolutions, and it takes even less time if you don't code pixel sizes, something that a CSS developer in 2020 should never, ever do
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6y ago
They're advertising a web development tool on a website that doesn't scale to my laptop's 1280x800 monitor. I literally don't know what to say to that.
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6y ago
> It doesn't look like fun to figure out where to insert something in a pages-long document with sections that like like ))))))))))))). What kind of editor doesn't support jumping between braces? The version of Vi that shipped
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6y ago
> That's feels a little like XML, just without attributes Attributes: (p :class 'center' (div ...)) > and untyped end-tags. The end tags are implied by the start tag. Why do you need an end tag? It'
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6y ago
I'll crosspost what I wrotw about Doom Emacs on Reddit: ----------------- > The killer feature of Atom to me is its ability to tell you what commands are associated (or erased) for a keybinding you are pressing, live. It is very pra
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6y ago
> I’ve suspected for a while, and am now pretty sure, that this system has become so byzantine that the (incredibly talented) people assembling distros, writing the software, and maintaining the man pages, don’t know how it works. Which
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6y ago
OS dev[1] has a full page on how to do this and more, as well as links to sample code, etc. Unfortunately it's down right now, so here's a webarchive link from 1st Sept[1.5] A resource you'll find immensely useful is ctyme&#x
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6y ago
Corbyn got invited to a Jewdas passover party - it's in literally no dispute that he was against anti-semitism. Labour's systematic problems were under investigation at the time and it was fair of him to not say anything until tha
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6y ago
Hey, I have some specific things that I'd love in runaroo to be able to move to it full time (things like !gsc => google scholar search, etc.). I would love to contribute these in some way, is the source available?
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AT-SPI 2 – Universal screen reader interface for programs, using DBus
(freedesktop.org)
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6y ago
Bold of you to assume it's npm that's being spoken of :D
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6y ago
Scrub the information and rotate encryption keys with enforced deletion. Sure, this would not get around a dedicated attacker, or screenshotting, but that's the same as printed information, or information transfer over radio. Someone c
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6y ago
or they said something ridiculously heinous
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6y ago
Hi there! It looks like you've been shadowbanned, I vouched a few of your comments because they didn't seem terrible, but I didn't scroll very far. It might be worth sending a mail to dang to ask him to take a look at your ac
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6y ago
Hold up. The expectation of junior developers seems pretty low. I think I've been job seeking below my mark...
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6y ago
Thank you for this, it's fascinating!
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6y ago
Lurk for a while and learn the vibe, I guess. Also read the guidelines, as it'll put you above half the people that work here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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6y ago
I mean, I'm early in my career and I feel the same way.
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6y ago
No problem! It was very interesting!
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6y ago
imagine if there was a place you could ask other people if they had heard this same thing. oh wait, there is!
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6y ago
> More simply, public schools and Youtube would break this sort of conditioning in short order. Ehh? I've been exposed to decades of stimuli and yet I still have feelings and emotions that were created in my childhood, and it is dif
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6y ago
You're missing my point completely. And I already covered the reasons you just stated, in my comment above yours. That's what the second to last paragraph was about :/ > Considering this is also a "news" site, I
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Identifiers that are Readable, Spellable, and Pronounceable (2009)
(arxiv.org)
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6y ago
Because the lambda papers were multiple submissions for a thesis (each one rejected(!)), sometimes comments slip in about certain things, and it's just generally fascinating to read.
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6y ago
I agree with the format change, but I don't think people in 2020 are inherently more informed than people in the past. It depends on the individual to put their mind to work and allocating time, and the culture that they surround or gr
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6y ago
It's interesting how nobody's responded or engaged with this, the post is 3 hours old with 0 comments, there's another post currently on the frontpage that's 1 hour old with 38 comments. When PG set this place up he didn
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6y ago
> I think the whole board-state could be represented with 13+52 byte array, having markers between the cards to indicate different piles. A multiple-gap buffer is more difficult to handle than a linked list, yeah.
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6y ago
flatpak/snap still rely on libraries. This only relies on filesystem features and kernel functions which are, for all intents and purposes, 'static' (because of the "Never break userspace" policy). As such, the resu
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6y ago
Well, no. It's illegal (in any coherent district) to put hard chemical waste (like silver) into the wastewater. you either take it to, as you suggested, a local film lab, or you clearly label it, build up several gallons of it, and tak
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