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by j4yav 6y ago
Open source as well: https://github.com/ornicar/lila
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by j4yav 6y ago
Doesn't this line of thinking lead to everyone being able to project any viewpoint on him by deciding which (different) things are trolling and which are not?
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by j4yav 6y ago
He was referring there to discussion caused by inconsistent rules resulting in people being unsure what the intention is, not that discussion in general is intended to be prevented.
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Ask HN: What educational YouTube channels do you watch?
58 points by j4yav 6y ago|18 comments
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by j4yav 6y ago
At least for now, until they decide that they can get your money and also further monetize the private info that only they have, which will command a premium. Hopefully that doesn't happen, but who knows.
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by j4yav 6y ago
A square person's foot is a funnier image than a square yard, taken literally. Though if you don't think it's funny explaining it probably isn't going to help.
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by j4yav 6y ago
They didn't say they were useless, you're putting words in their mouth. They said it was false that "Even casual gym-goers might be able to justify the spend since weights at home are the only option when gyms aren’t open&quo
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by j4yav 6y ago
I learned Dutch, which does the same thing with the verb, and at one point after a few years it just clicked and started feeling natural to structure sentences that way. I've been living abroad long enough that occasionally I catch mys
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by j4yav 6y ago
Google was showing softcore porn images and words on kids videos in Dutch recently, and I couldn't figure out any way to send a note about the ads (just say that they weren't relevant to me).
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by j4yav 6y ago
I work for a remote company (2 years now) and I just make friends elsewhere (typically neighbors and people I interact with outside of work day to day, as you'd expect). I actually find these friendships to be more fulfilling than work
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by j4yav 6y ago
I suspect they didn't literally mean they were running some kind of scheme to defraud anyone, but it was a funny/playful way to note the coincidence.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I was in here earlier and the vast majority of comments were something along the lines of "I did the social maths and children have been determined unworthy, QED" so the GP I think was just responding with their anecdote to provid
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by j4yav 6y ago
I'm the PM for CI at GitLab and I'd also be happy to help. You can reach me at j4yav on Twitter or jason at gitlab.com, DMs are open.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I wonder if they will ever collectively admit that building a profit center out of gambling for children was not a great idea, despite the rewards it brought them.
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by j4yav 6y ago
Hm, it really isn't, but you don't have to take my word for it. https://www.percentagecal.com/answer/133-is-what-percent-of-...
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by j4yav 6y ago
> It's only been a recent trend, and it's more to experiment with new form factors and nudge the PC ecosystem in right direction more than anything else. > And the recent trend is for software companies to start making their
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by j4yav 6y ago
Microsoft is not software only, and tech doesn't only mean software as far as I understand it. Or would you say Tesla isn't a technology company?
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by j4yav 6y ago
As I understand it they are not aiming for bringing in the masses, so an additional barrier is fine, or even a feature.
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by j4yav 6y ago
For what it's worth, and despite the title, when I read this article the message I took away is exactly the one you are describing.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I also worked in the video game industry when I was younger (2000-2010 I think?) and had no idea that all the essentially terrible things that were happening were not really normal. Some companies were definitely worse than others but it wa
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by j4yav 6y ago
All of these things reduce costs for the company, no?
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by j4yav 6y ago
You can see how to do so here, if interested: https://gitlab.com/snippets/1988376
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by j4yav 6y ago
The indieweb is so great. I ultimately turned back off webmentions though because I was worried about GDPR liability, as well as wondered if people who liked my tweet actually intended to have their name and like appear on my website. My si
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From Ops Engineer to Product Manager, a Career Journey(metaluna.io)
1 points by j4yav 6y ago|0 comments
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by j4yav 6y ago
Well that all sounds terribly depressing.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I was called a denialist on Twitter because I thought my local government did a reasonable job in a serious situation with the information available at the time, and prevented a lot of deaths. This was shocking to the person who was convinc
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by j4yav 6y ago
I found a pretty perfect setup with i3 and Xfce which is minimal but not too minimal, and perfect for my tastes. It took some hopping around to find it but now I have my dotfiles all checked in and I can get a fresh machine configured in li
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by j4yav 6y ago
In my experience the Netherlands is quite a bit like the US. Not as much VC available, but businesses tend to be pretty agile and willing to pivot to get results. All normal day to day government interaction is digital and works well. ING i
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by j4yav 6y ago
Product director for CI/CD here - we have tried to focus on improvements around making more complex pipelines easier to manage, but I would love to hear what you ran into just to make sure we are closing the loop on all the important o
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by j4yav 6y ago
I think I trust Apple over a random website too, but was adding an additional kind of sign in and forcing everyone to use it even needed in the first place?

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