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by hk1337 2y ago
Oncor (Texas) too. https://stormcenter.oncor.com
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by hk1337 2y ago
The latter group sounds like they're more managers than software developers.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I feel like the only places a doctorate is useful is in the research field or academics and generally neither actually pay that well for the doctorate to be worth it.
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by hk1337 2y ago
To be fair, the app being posted is the server application which you can run locally. You do not need the phone application to use the web application. The mobile app is also open source https://github.com/wger-project/
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Ask HN: It would be nice if text editors and IDEs would show the tab number
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by hk1337 2y ago
*EDIT* I could be mistaken. I went back and dug into it more. Perhaps, the main issue here in the US would be plugging into the grid.
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by hk1337 2y ago
This sounds like a nice idea but I would imagine either their electrical usage is _really_ low already or this is being given more praise than it deserves. From the article, it seems like they're typically installing 2 - 300-watt solar
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by hk1337 2y ago
Pretty sure OP meant apartment landlords/owners. I can see how you mistook it though, I had to read it a couple of times. Initially, you think individual apartments (i.e. renters) not apartments as in the owners/landlords of the a
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by hk1337 2y ago
Blog for yourself. If it helps others then great but if it helps you, that’s what matters. Over time you’ll get better and it could help a lot more people.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I really like Hugo but I couldn’t ever find the right look and theme that I liked and spent way too much time on it. I decided to just create markdown posts on GitHub on that special user repository where the readme contents end up on your
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by hk1337 2y ago
By collude, you mean responding to subpoenas they are legally obliged to respond to?
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by hk1337 2y ago
That's a very pessimistic way to bring that up. I was thinking similar, except, "I wonder how this works with non-Apple users?". Instead of jumping straight to how evil this is.
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by hk1337 2y ago
Seems like it's just a PR for removing it from the government website? Also, looks like they're adding a deletedAt field and soft deleting items in the database rather than hard delete.
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by hk1337 2y ago
This is really cool. It could be like Goldeneye, slappers only. Just find a better way to slap than bumper cars.
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by hk1337 2y ago
I'd really be curious to recreate this or to know if any of their results included using private browsing mode? I only bring it up because one of the reasons I use Safari with private browsing as a default is because, if I were to logi
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by hk1337 2y ago
This is weird. When you say “query builder” I’m thinking of something associated with an ORM so it already knows the table specifics and you don’t have to initialize it with “SELECT * FROM table”.
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by hk1337 2y ago
It was required in the XHTML 1.0 specs, people carried it over I don’t know why but everyone stopped validating html so nobody cared.
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by hk1337 2y ago
Is this just for running and managing github actions? I was actually thinking this was going to help for developing github actions? Like, autocomplete, syntax checking, linting, etc.
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by hk1337 2y ago
It's been some time since I have used Little Snitch and I never really got all that deep into it, so what I am thinking may already exist. It would be nice if you could import a text or config file of standard things to allow/bloc
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by hk1337 2y ago
Pretty sure it was a solid bipartisan achievement.
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by hk1337 2y ago
One thing I would keep in mind is that you're most likely going to have to maintain both communities for a long time to get people to transition to the new one. What sort of features are you looking for in a community platform?
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by hk1337 2y ago
I don't know if I deleted my account or if logging in with Apple Sign In quit working.
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by hk1337 2y ago
Simplest thing is to have light and dark mode themes, use whatever the user has set for their system settings, and also have a toggle to switch between light and dark. You may like dark mode for most things you browse but then would prefer
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by hk1337 2y ago
To fix your analogy, it would be like EU passing a law that Facebook in the EU would have to be divested so they are not owned by Facebook in the US
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by hk1337 2y ago
It's kind of the same reason Google does it. There's a saying about this that I do not recall how it is phrased but it's something to the effect of, if you're not paying for it you're the product. You're the gu
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by hk1337 2y ago
Maybe but there's such a small amount of time between now and the new admin, it couldn't be that difficult to kill the bureaucracy behind it? If had been going to 3-4 years already, sure I can see that.
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by hk1337 2y ago
From what I understand, a lot of the pay gap is the result of European workers getting more things taken care of that are not tied to their employer or employment. i.e. healthcare The salary is less than U.S. but their actual take home pa
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by hk1337 2y ago
Yeah, the more I dig into it the more I see it's not all that great. It has some potential for some things but not necessarily for an autocomplete list. https://jsfiddle.net/nhu4zef2/ This is one occurs in every b
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by hk1337 2y ago
I don't think it would be 100% on the failed startup considering most of, if not all, of the applications mentioned likely do not actually delete accounts even when you say to delete them. There probably could be some allowance made
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by hk1337 2y ago
Yeah, for autocomplete it has a weird UX feel to it. Some of the other examples like using it with the slider and the color picker seem like they're useful.

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