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by harel 4y ago
Not exactly the same, but in the late 80s I've written some Amiga Basic (or was it AMOS?) programs to do all the variations of my algebra homework. Maybe that's why I suck at maths today...
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by harel 4y ago
Twitter to Gambia... That was way more fun than I thought it would be...
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by harel 4y ago
Toptal had me go through a paired technical test which I did ok but had a small minor fix about 1-2 seconds after the clock chimed 30 minutes. Failed me at that point. I never bothered to re-apply, mostly because I've been busy with cl
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by harel 4y ago
Roundrack | Junior developer | UK Based Remote | Part Time Roundrack are building systems in the Sustainable Fashion sector. We are looking for a junior Javascript developer (front and back ends). Must be able to work in the UK legally as
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Stephan Tual, of Ethereum and Slock.it speaks out about the DAO(old.reddit.com)
2 points by harel 4y ago|0 comments
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by harel 4y ago
There is everything mac about it. It's on every mac keyboard, and only on hybrid external keyboards catering for pc and mac users. Never understood why they add THIS button but not page up/down.
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by harel 4y ago
Now that's a constructive idea. I still like my Page up and down though but that's not a bad idea either.
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by harel 4y ago
It's a beautiful keyboard, no doubt, and I'm sure a lot of care and thought went into making it. For me, having no page up/down buttons (and you do have space for them), is a deal breaker. I can forgive the weird mac-like squ
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Cellular recovery after prolonged warm ischaemia of the whole body(nature.com)
124 points by harel 4y ago|41 comments
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by harel 4y ago
That it is indeed...
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by harel 4y ago
I think you missed the jesting tone this was written in, but it's ok, I blame the font selection. It's too serious. ;-)
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by harel 4y ago
These days this would not fly... The risk of dropping a kid at some stranger's house all alone with a few floppies or tapes in this day and age could get a parent a stern visit from social services. But it was acceptable in the 80s...
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by harel 4y ago
We used to place ads in a newspaper to find fellow Commodore/Amiga/Spectrum/Atari users to trade games with. It was not uncommon that my Saturdays involved my parents dropping me off at some random person's house (which
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by harel 4y ago
I get cookie rage. Some I already know to click details and immediately save for a minimal default. Some I randomly select whatever, some I accept. Then I get asked the same from the same site the next day. I hate this so much that I get de
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by harel 4y ago
The "Internet" had significantly more outages recently, and a lot was to do with Cloudflare. Either way, in the grand scheme of things, an outage is a sliver of a percent of the time, while new features are (almost maybe probably)
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by harel 4y ago
The app(!), the inline vscode INSIDE github (just press the . [dot] key when in the repo), actions, general interface, settings to name a few.
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by harel 4y ago
Yes that is true, but lucky for me, I'm not one. So I can clearly see how much better it become. I don't even understand why. I would have thought they were profitable before the acquisition (were they?) so why resources only star
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by harel 4y ago
I think github got better after Microsoft bought them. They were in some stale rut for a long time before that.
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by harel 4y ago
There's a cool demonstration of the Fairlight CMI by Peter Vogel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOlPCpSmhRM
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by harel 4y ago
That sounds like some a case of a random repo by someone who didn't do anything for public consumption. This is not a norm and I don't think you can judge the Python ecosystem by this case just as one cannot judge the JS world fro
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by harel 4y ago
It's a choice - use what works best for you. They all collect the packages from the same place by default.
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by harel 4y ago
The switch from python 2 to 3 was a breaking change, and for a good reason. This transition was necessary to bring the language to more modern times and took a long time to complete. It was a singular event and It is now mostly a non issue
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by harel 4y ago
I agree it's clearly not effective as a sales tactic, as we have a range or responses here from meh to negative, but none is "positive".
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by harel 4y ago
I actually don't mind. He didn't force me to click the story, read it or click on through to the app. He didn't invite himself into my inbox. He wrote a piece "apologising" for this or that. Intent aside, it's
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by harel 4y ago
This warm apology for a cold email is probably more effective as a marketing tool than and freezer load of emails. This is said without any intention of sarcasm. Today I learned about your project and it looks pretty cool. Good luck!
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by harel 4y ago
I can only speak form myself of course, and from a UK perspective, but here are my 2 pence: Most seniors are either already employed, or are consulting/contracting. Those employed will need serious incentives to move. You can read that
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by harel 4y ago
I added company initials at the back of each. I also don't carry them with me, but when I need one it's still something i need to triple check that I'm indeed using the right card for the right company, or risk the wrath of m
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Tech layoff tracker (Israeli market)(layoffs.org.il)
3 points by harel 4y ago|0 comments
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by harel 4y ago
I have multiple cards from NatWest. Some for different businesses, some personal. They all look the same now and don't even have the business name on them. This is not going to end well.
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by harel 4y ago
That's exactly why. But still I should be able to share my entire screen and everything on it regardless of which apps are ye olde electron or new one.

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