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by henning 5y ago
This is a great way to start off a business relationship with dishonesty and cynicism. Enjoy your career.
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by henning 5y ago
It takes a person like this to design a language like Go, whose fundamental philosophy is that people cannot and do not want to learn anything new, ever. It takes that kind of cynicism to also view hardware with disdain and horror.
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by henning 5y ago
I recently tried Sublime again. It feels much snappier and more responsive than VS Code. Very enjoyable to use.
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by henning 5y ago
> In the future, it’s likely that the average person will not work for a company. Instead, people will earn income in non-traditional ways by taking actions such as playing games, learning new skills, creating art, or curating content. W
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by henning 5y ago
Go, Cassandra, HTMX, Alpine.js.
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by henning 5y ago
> So at some point we all accepted that if every time we need to fix a typo, it's okay to wait ~10 minutes to completely destroy and rebuild the website again as static files on cheap hosting, it'd be worth it. This is the stup
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by henning 5y ago
The Reddit of 2006 where tutorials on generating HTML in Lisp rocket to the top of the homepage is long gone. I can't imagine investing in an ad company that is fueled by clickbait and outrage the way Reddit is. Plus, some percentage o
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by henning 5y ago
The restaurants are the only part of the Bay Area I actually miss.
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by henning 5y ago
Too late. I and many other people voted with our feet and left. We bought a decent house in a decent neighborhood that had 5x the square footage of our old apartment and only pay a few hundred dollars more for the mortgage than we were payi
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Tiny Singapore Became a Petro-Giant(youtube.com)
1 points by henning 5y ago|0 comments
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by henning 5y ago
i know it's not what you asked for, but why wouldn't you want to use numpy?
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Project Frigatebird: AI for Autonomous Soaring(microsoft.com)
2 points by henning 5y ago|0 comments
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by henning 5y ago
Since SQLite is in every iOS and every Android device along with the Python standard library, I don't think it will be forgotten quickly.
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by henning 5y ago
C++ compile times are super fast so this doesn't exacerbate a problem that causes people to give up and just use C99.
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by henning 5y ago
This isn't going to work because UI mockups usually have subtle backend/business logic complexities implied by how the UI transitions in a way that can only be addressed with lots of meetings followed by custom code. Most people w
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by henning 5y ago
Having a company that isn't growing? You should have tried to make a company that would grow. Common rookie mistake to make a shitty company that sucks.
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by henning 5y ago
The project isn't dead, their Webpack builds just now take 4 years.
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by henning 5y ago
If you're worried about the environment, avoid researching how microprocessors are made with respect to chemicals used for lithography and how much waste water is generated when making a modern microprocessor.
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by henning 5y ago
This merely shows that most VCs are utter dullards who want complex things -- using computers to solve some kind of business problem -- to be turned into something extremely simple and are willing to swallow a pile of bullshit for that to h
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by henning 5y ago
I used to write shitposts like this. They can be fun to read, fun to write, and may be true. People respond to sarcasm, mockery and criticism more than nuance and deliberation. I think it's more constructive to show how things ought to
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by henning 5y ago
The most amazing thing about this is that a note-taking app got funded in 2021.
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by henning 5y ago
> When debugging a bug like that, there will be numerous wrong turns and dead ends, some of which can eat up weeks or months Warning: doing this at a startup will get you fired.
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by henning 5y ago
Would putting your Gitlab instance behind a VPN mitigate this issue and similar? At least, it would limit attackers to malicious people with VPN access.
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by henning 5y ago
Somebody once told me the world is gonna roll me. They also said the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
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by henning 5y ago
> We have a history of cumulative losses, and we do not expect to be profitable for the foreseeable future. Fundamentals seem solid, gotta get me some of those shares!
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by henning 5y ago
> There will be no cap on concurrent users. This is one of the hardest problems to solve from a technical point of view, but it’s critical. The biggest online games still restrict each session to around 100 players. Even though millions
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The code behind Quake 3's overbounce bug(youtube.com)
3 points by henning 5y ago|0 comments
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by henning 5y ago
Completely breaks with uBlock Origin.
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Why China Can't Keep the Lights On(youtube.com)
3 points by henning 5y ago|0 comments
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by henning 5y ago
It is very fitting that this article that can predict the future also has a JSON error displaying at the footer: > An error occurred: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data. That to me is the near future of

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