floydnoel

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by floydnoel 2y ago
the same Time magazine that named Hitler "man of the year"?
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by floydnoel 2y ago
personally i think it is akin to slavery when compelling people to take certain behaviors. corporations aren't people, but i could see some people applying that argument in this case.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
the reliance on python has stopped me when i tried to use it. is there a homebrew package coming or something more accessible?
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by floydnoel 2y ago
no that would be because you can't reach escape velocity
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by floydnoel 2y ago
most of them do now. it's massively cheaper and faster than what they had available before.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
yeah that is obvious but unfortunately this is for a company email and needs to integrate with Calendly and a CRM, etc. Outlook and Gmail are the only real options. for personal use, I'm already using MX Route which i learnt about from
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by floydnoel 2y ago
i certainly prefer ugly UIs, that's why we are here instead of reddit after all.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
a smart home hub, eh? that will be a gas
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by floydnoel 2y ago
more like the least important part of a manager's job
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by floydnoel 2y ago
never forget! who would want their phones to call them perverts and send them to jail and delete their online identities over trying to be good parents to their kids in a horrible situation. good job google, really not evil at all
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by floydnoel 2y ago
so you’re saying their youtube channel did nothing wrong, but some associated account activity was flagged? what a joke of a company.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
it is why i refuse to use almost all google products. my one exception is gmail, which is impossible to get away from. i once had google emailing me every single week to bother me about trying out GCP (i used it at work and nearly got certi
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by floydnoel 2y ago
I would have expected everyone to have heard of it by now. I first saw it mentioned on HN in 2017 or so. Good reminder that there's always newer folks around and to define the terms!
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by floydnoel 2y ago
sure, let's take advice about words from the person who doesn't know the definition of the ones they are using.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
on my little kids devices, safari is blocked with built in parental controls. this isn't difficult
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by floydnoel 2y ago
why can't you?
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by floydnoel 2y ago
sorry, GP is too busy posting shallow dismissals of things he didn't read! (and violating the HN rules along the way)
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by floydnoel 2y ago
the classic HN value of proud incuriosity! you love to see it
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by floydnoel 2y ago
sounds just like the advice in the book "The Coaching Habit" which i thought was great
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by floydnoel 2y ago
for the purposes of this discussion, irrelevant. we are talking about JS implementations. extra bookmarking features or copilot slop isn't a factor.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
whenever i tell other developers that i think file-based routing is stupid all i get are blank stares. i guess we'll just have to let the young bucks figure it out again on their own
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by floydnoel 2y ago
sure ok, you can still use it in UWP webviews (but you can also use the chromium version). but that seems like a really insignificant application compared to the rest of the browsers being listed.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
it isn't the opposite, it is the same. many people are confused about money though, so understandable that you had trouble relating them. how could panics be what I'm talking about? we are talking about price levels, or I'm t
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by floydnoel 2y ago
insurance requires it, unfortunately.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
you're technically correct, yes it isn't exactly the same. good job! for an example that is exactly the same, look at the general monetary deflation in the united states during the majority of the 19th century. I know most peopl
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by floydnoel 2y ago
I'm glad this is being fought, Oracle is a demon. > The major implementations of JavaScript are in the browsers built by Mozilla, Google, Apple, and Microsoft Isn't MS's browser just Chromium? Weird to add them to the list
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by floydnoel 2y ago
computers have experienced rapid deflation in the previous decades. did that prevent people from buying computers? no, obviously not. of course you are just trolling ("LOL") and you are incurious to any evidence or argument that c
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by floydnoel 2y ago
deflation is fine for an economy. inflation is disastrous for an economy. the people in charge of the money printers are trying to keep you confused. don’t buy it.
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by floydnoel 2y ago
somebody who was an adult during the jfk assassination is still out working "in the field"? do you seriously believe that?
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by floydnoel 2y ago
makes me wonder how many of these type of programs successfully managed to delete all the records. what a bunch of evil people!

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