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Have you tried Gitup?
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Imgui rendering bidirectional text with multiple fonts(hasen.substack.com)
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If you can find very old Jai videos on YouTube, you can find the creator of Odin was one of the early people excited about the project. I suppose if the development of Jai was made more in the open/public, Odin would probably not have
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> First, we failed to deliver our vision of AI-assisted programming because we were 10+ years too early to market, i.e. the tech is not ready yet. What? You're supposed to create the technology, not wait for others to create it. T
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Eh, twitter has never been more interesting. I first joined Twitter to follow a couple of people who did not publish blogs regularly so Twitter was where they were. Overtime I started finding other interesting people and I strated following
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Federation actually makes no sense. It's not a global network like twitter; you are under the mercy of the admins of the node you are on. You might get suspended without an option to pull your data and migrate to a different node. Node
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The US is absolutely in a recession, has been so for a while, even though the official and mainstream media has been trying very hard to deny it.
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I keep hearing from Western pundits that Russian economy is tanking, but isn't it the other way around? The US economy is doing very bad, energy prices are skyrocketing, and Europe is looking into a freezing cold winter. Meanwhile Russ
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High status != high pay This is the relevant part of the "Fork in the road" email: > Design and product management will still be very important and report to me, but those writing great code will constitute the majority of our
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This is not about you.
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This is delusional. When you have a big tech company with thousands of employees, the pareto principle comes into play in a huge way: proably only 10% of these people are actually doing any work that directly impacts the platform. At least
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No.
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Nah, OOP is bad. It's been a while since I met anyone, online or offline, who still takes OOP seriously.
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Is it still a feature of the language that it's rules are simple enough so you don't need to debug your knowledge of the language? Neither this `inline case else` nor the async/await make sense to me. Granted, I don't us
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It seems like the real face is always the less "perfect" one
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> (You wouldn’t believe the thought/effort/testing that can go into the shape, color, details, etc. of a web app button.) I beg to differ. A/B testing minutiae like the exact shade of color is not UX research; it's me
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> I used to work in UI (within game development) and there are very good reasons for this. Almost every time someone decided to do something different, usually thinking themselves innovative, it meant disregarding conventions and confusi
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In almost every company I joined, the common approach to design anything is to look at what everyone else is doing and copy it. "Google does it this way, so we should too". "Facebook has spent millions on research and decided
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My intention was to point out that my comment probably enraged that person. Now, why where they enraged by it? I wasn't being inflammatory in tone, nor was I being antagonistic. So what would it be? As far as I can tell, people are enr
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I didn't speak of emotions as a generic term. If I did, it was miscommunication. Men have emotions, but they can't appeal to people for help based on being sad , specially being sad from things that are not physically harmful.
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Did Jesus cry because someone said mean words to him? Men would cry over lost friends, family, destroyed homes, town, long gone memories, etc. Not over being bullied by someone they don't know. EDIT: When men cry, it's not to appe
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I don't necessarily think it's a bad thing. It is just what it is. > society still thinks it is acceptable to demonise men who have emotions. "Still". As if that will change someday. It will not. Women are inherently
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This is your second comment since last year. Out of everything on HN, what made you want to comment on this? And to call it "pathetic" out of all things? I don't think it's pathetic. I think it's a truth that is con
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I felt differently about it. The author of the blog is a woman. I didn't realize this at first, but as I was reading the article, something really odd was said: > I start sobbing. At first I almost could not believe what I was readi
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> maybe that's always been true for you, which is an aspect of being, if not rich, certainly quite fortunate in some way No it's not. You're thinking from your perspective, with your own mindset, about when you would be
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As far as I can tell, the context here is that Elon is firing lots of people who are apparently not productive despite being in their position for years. You are making it sound like Elon is the type of person who always pesters people and
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Do you think it would be possible to build electric cars and rockets _without_ this brand of leadership? Both companies were very close to failure several times. There was never a room for slack.
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Creating YouTube content takes considerable effort besides just having interesting things to say. Twitter on the other hand is just text. Anyone can write tweets. Not anyone can post YouTube videos.
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You are advocating contradictory points. If we return land to wildlife, that entails shrinking the human population by a hgue margin. The supposed benefit is what, new medicine and regenrative dna? But why would we need that? Shrinking huma
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Yes, there's a reason for that. People hate being employees and would like to take more ownership over their income / livelihood.

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