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by godot 5y ago
Don't most PDF reader software (Adobe or otherwise) have the functionality to let you imprint a signature onto a PDF file and save it as a new file? You'd have to set up your signature (likely by scanning it) the first time, but o
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by godot 5y ago
From my experience as a user, you don't have a password. They log you in via an email link, you have a PIN, and you have 2FA.
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by godot 5y ago
IMO this was why the early web was so powerful as a way to on-ramp new developers. I learned coding a little bit before the web, from school materials like writing Pascal programs in DOS, in early 90s. Those were fun little exercises for sc
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by godot 5y ago
I feel like that's not all of it; there is a certain expectation for parking to be free from many people and I feel like it's because the demand for parking can be drastically different in geographically nearby locations. For exam
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by godot 5y ago
> No, seriously. It’s so simple I thought I missed something. But no. After you run that binary, you have a fully operational node of Syncthing. It’s ready to sync with any other Syncthing node, no other setup necessary. There’s no insta
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by godot 5y ago
I haven't used anything with GPT-3 first hand (chatbot or other use cases) so reading this article was one of my first exposure to it. It somewhat surprises me that a chatbot powered by GPT-3 doesn't seem that much different from
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by godot 5y ago
From what I've observed, wires outside almost entirely depend on how new the city is. Old cities have wires outside, new cities don't, that's really it; nothing to do with how rich they are. Palo Alto is an old city. I live i
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by godot 5y ago
As someone who has built and shipped lots of projects, both for work/startups as well as personal/side ones, I would say that most of the time with building/shipping products quickly, tons of corners are cut. It may not be ob
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by godot 5y ago
I have a similar background and YOE as you EMM_386 (except no .NET but a relatively common progression from php to node/react), and I even have a computer science bachelor degree from a top 50 US university (graduated with honors). I c
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by godot 5y ago
I clicked on the youtube link expecting to see Compiz examples, and was extremely pleasantly surprised to hear the music of Top Racer on SNES (I believe the game might've been called Top Gear 1 in America. In Asia Top Gear was the sequ
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by godot 5y ago
This is super anecdotal and personal, but that quote sounds exactly like me. I'm Asian and didn't come from Greenland. Consuming sugar usually causes me those things, especially in high dose (like eating a slice of cake). Fortunat
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by godot 5y ago
IMO debt is a complicated topic -- One could criticize debt as traps for the poor, one could also criticize that the rich can use debts to maximize leverages / avoid taxes. Is debt something you don't want to get into? If so then
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by godot 5y ago
This appears to be highly coordinated. From the article, it sounds like their Discord server has a channel (announcements) that should only be writable by admins, but some type of API keys were leaked before (could've been obtained a l
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by godot 5y ago
> I came up with this years ago, but have only ever seen something like it explored once: in the TV show 'Dark'. Doraemon, a Japanese children's cartoon (1970s to 1990s), created by Fujiko F Fujio, who is actually very wel
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by godot 5y ago
I can attest to this. I've been at my current (remote) job for 3 years and we don't really do much of performance reviews (there exists some reviews but nothing super formal like any other company I worked at before). There isn&#x
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by godot 5y ago
To you and the parent poster and the grandparent poster, I wonder if you've ever tried a mechanical keyboard with low profile keys and keycaps? I enjoy mechanical keyboards myself, and even so, I found myself liking the low profile one
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by godot 5y ago
The idea/term of "Outbox" really reminds me of email of the old days (in the 90s) where you have a desktop email client (e.g. Eudora, or Internet Mail and News, or even earlier versions of Outlook Express) that don't do
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by godot 5y ago
Yes! My thoughts exactly. I'm pretty desperate for an OS UI that looks like this. KDE comes close but still too modernized. Would love to try Serenity on a laptop some time. Anyone know how usable this is as a daily driver?
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by godot 5y ago
The general sentiment of crypto-twitter that I do follow seems to have the opinion that right-click-savers actually help drive up value of the NFTs that they do own, since it's essentially free advertisement. I haven't seen many o
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by godot 5y ago
That's curious that his parents and your family discouraged him/you from computer science. I would've thought most parents would be happy about that choice of major for their kids.
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by godot 5y ago
Hmm, it seems like the article has addressed most of your points directly. > It’s like pg believes there is some kind of generic smartness metric that characterizes people, and so you’re either smart, very smart or not smart at all. >
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by godot 5y ago
Just a side note... as a CS nerd and a software engineer with 15+ years of professional experience, environment setup is still one of the hardest parts for me, especially if I'm picking up a new tech stack.
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Ask HN: Outdoors career options for ex-engineers?
7 points by godot 5y ago|7 comments
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by godot 5y ago
I have no idea the answer to your question, but personally, I find digital QR menus to be very poor UX. I know they've been around for a long time, but in my area I've only started seeing them more commonly the past few months; it
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by godot 5y ago
This got me curious, I feel like if any laptop could allowed for a customized keyboard layout, it would be this one. I'm really yearning for a modern laptop with a keyboard layout that doesn't seem to exist anymore in modern keybo
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by godot 5y ago
My journey was almost the opposite of yours. I first heard of bitcoin back in 2011 or so when a coworker (at the company I worked in, not in crypto industry at all) was excited about it and wouldn't stop talking about it. I thought it
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by godot 5y ago
First of all, let me say (tangentially) that I disagree with the notion of skipping college/university, a view that is so popular on HN and other tech circles nowadays. College was one of the best times of my life; I feel like I learne
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by godot 5y ago
> Generally speaking, you shouldn't put your money in the market if you need it in the next 5 years. Did you really mean 5 years, or 5 months, or something else? I'm not sure if I can take this statement seriously, or if it&#x2
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by godot 5y ago
Such a generation of entrepreneurs have already been created; this past decade we see more startups (especially in tech, but not just so) than we ever did before. To answer the actual question of why work for them instead of going at it on
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by godot 5y ago
I imagine truly autonomous rides without a specialist on board will have plenty of cabin cameras with clear view to identify the passengers. With consequences in mind, does that work in a similar way to the social discouragement of other pa

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