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by j4yav 3y ago
For a while it was linking to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCo3XwTRg9o
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by j4yav 3y ago
I’d really love a regular watch that just looks like a Rolex or whatever and has the nice measurements sent to my phone but no digital screen.
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by j4yav 3y ago
What happened to this link, it’s now a video of some people yelling?
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by j4yav 3y ago
Maybe it’s a good time for an internet break
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by j4yav 3y ago
Not that I’m aware of but that would be really cool. Case studies, with visual components, of how complex, real-world design problems were solved.
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by j4yav 3y ago
I'm sure there are many exceptions but a decent amount I've seen is portfolio-driven design, where the goal is more to have something eye-catching, unique and interesting that will look good in a portfolio and to show other design
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by j4yav 3y ago
Maybe it’s just that it is everywhere but I haven’t been able to really get much out of Marvel style writing for a long time.
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by j4yav 3y ago
I liked the game, it was a lot of fun. It really came together like playing out one of those pulp Forgotten Realms books I had, which was really cool. I guess all I was trying to say is that those weren’t necessarily great writing, even tho
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by j4yav 3y ago
When my tentacle friend showed up with his shirt off and tried to seduce me, the latest in a long line of everyone I met trying to bang me, I knew I was in the presence of greatness. Kidding aside I wouldn’t say bg3 was any better than pulp
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by j4yav 3y ago
I spent most of my career in ops, specifically packaging and deployment, and one of the most important things I learned early is to never trust commit messages. This has been just as true at places that spent an ungodly amount of time groom
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by j4yav 3y ago
But then how will we prove the planet isn't upside down?
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by j4yav 3y ago
Why appears to be? Is there some doubt?
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by j4yav 3y ago
A bit of nostalgia.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Honestly, in some ways, borderless tables for layout was nicer than grids and flex boxes.
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by j4yav 3y ago
GitLab has a quite nice decision making framework that avoids these problems: https://handbook.gitlab.com/handbook/leadership/making-decis...
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by j4yav 3y ago
I wonder why your engineers are endlessly sharing bad ideas, I haven’t run into that
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Ask HN: Retail entrepreneurship with mostly SaaS experience
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by j4yav 3y ago
How do you make sure all the right variants of all the environment variables are in the right place(s)?
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by j4yav 3y ago
A lot of people who make coffee at home get off on fiddlyness (no judgment, me too). The less reliably it makes a good cup of coffee the better it tastes if you can manage to get it to produce one.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Yeah, that's fair. I think GitLab avoided that by not having MBA-types approving the roadmap.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Sure but I mean does that result in different outcomes compared to identifying and focusing on the next most important few things which will move the needle at any given time, which tend to be quite obvious? GitLab for example built a billi
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by j4yav 3y ago
What's the point though of this long list of ideas or wishes? Are you worried you'll forget what's important and start working on something that doesn't matter if you don't have it?
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by j4yav 3y ago
If you’re paying a lot and there aren’t goofy touch screens or other pointless things to break, it’s a good chance it’s high quality. But always good to talk to someone who repairs them to know what’s actually good. Miele is one of these br
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by j4yav 3y ago
Scary news reports per minute
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by j4yav 3y ago
Sometimes a human also fixes them afterwards.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Maybe they should try selling premium quality such that they don't need to live off ink subscriptions.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Behold it in all its glory: https://perlwm.sourceforge.net/shots.html
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by j4yav 3y ago
Just noting the existence of a trend, not making any broader statement about redditors being representative of the population. Hopefully we can at least agree there are millennials on Reddit upvoting the style, or if not there’s always plen
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by j4yav 3y ago
It was meant as a parody of one of Patrick Bateman’s monologues in American Psycho.
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by j4yav 3y ago
"Do you like Raffi? I've been a big children's music fan ever since the release of his classic album, "Singable Songs for the Very Young." Before that, I really didn't understand any of the kiddie tunes. Too ji

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