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jakeva
5y ago
I'm just a lowly software engineer with a M.Sc. in Computing, but I didn't find that first paragraph particularly difficult to understand. The images further support it. Naturally, to understand it you need to some understanding o
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jakeva
5y ago
Expensive? Sure. Apple products come at a premium. But embarrassing? I'm not sure what that's even supposed to mean.
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jakeva
5y ago
In recommending Fastmail > Less opinionated of course, but you get more work done. It seems like a harsh take to me. Putting aside the philosophy of work as a virtue, I have also had Fastmail for many years and it's not much differe
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jakeva
5y ago
That depends, doesn't it? Where did I get that BTC? Did I mine it in 2010, or did I buy it last month for $64k?
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jakeva
5y ago
The fact the community felt the need to invent a "stablecoin" isn't terribly reassuring
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jakeva
5y ago
This looks like a structure you'd find on a planet in The Outer Wilds
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jakeva
5y ago
Forget window snapping for a dollar, try window snapping for free with Rectangle! https://rectangleapp.com/ And I agree. As a user and developer, I have no idea what the OP is on about
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jakeva
5y ago
That was what I was talking about, yes.
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jakeva
5y ago
That might be fine up to a point, but at a certain number it becomes a really bad idea to mail cash.
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jakeva
5y ago
Maybe it isn't a ponzi scheme (I'm no expert) but even after looking up all the acronyms (and maybe especially after looking them up) this sounds like an episode of Schitt's Creek. But let me try to actually understand. You p
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jakeva
5y ago
This is the citation used by Wikipedia https://www.nasa.gov/pdf/586023main_8-3-11_NAFCOM.pdf
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jakeva
5y ago
Sure it's a bit different (especially if you're concerned with how it makes you feel) than, say, describing tectonic plates or the acceleration of a falling body due to earth's gravity but that doesn't make it not a real
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jakeva
5y ago
... No. At least not where I work.
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jakeva
5y ago
It is in the same sense that entropy is a physical thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_theory
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jakeva
5y ago
Did you ask for a refund? I was a very happy Coda user for many years. You sound irrational and angry over a small subjective thing. I'd buy "horribly irresponsible" about your comment.
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jakeva
5y ago
You have a lot of confidence in Prompt users. I see so much whining and complaining from otherwise seemingly erudite online communities such as HN, I'm inclined to believe people who know how to use SSH and are in possession of a mobil
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jakeva
5y ago
Neither are you
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jakeva
5y ago
To your second point, I remember when git was announced. I remember it was such a breath of conceptual fresh air over what I had been using (svn, mercurial) for me. I use it because it makes a lot more sense to me and how I work, and I'
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jakeva
5y ago
My microwave will not end up as a subscription platform. Maybe if I have to buy a microwave some day, but I don't know why I would have to do that. My microwave works fine.
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jakeva
5y ago
Well, "to be fair", a phone's battery would die in a few days. Airtags are supposed to last for a year. Why work so hard to pretend these things are the same and therefore deserve to have the same protections applied when it
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5y ago
I guess I haven't worked on a project important enough where the history is more important than the current state. Usually it's more like it might be useful to gain perspective by looking at the history, only to find it was a conf
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jakeva
5y ago
In my experience squash messages combine the messages of the commits they consolidate. And the actual branch merged still exists, I don't buy hardlined stances against squashed merges.
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jakeva
5y ago
> figuring out where to put the bike shed. Anyway, the _real_ question is what color to paint the bike shed?
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jakeva
5y ago
If someone near you is smoking, when you go home you aren't at risk of an ER visit in the next week. If someone near you has Covid, you are.
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jakeva
5y ago
But it's not. Smoking isn't contagious.
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jakeva
5y ago
That's a Radeon Pro 580, AFAIK this eGPU offering hasn't been updated in several years.
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jakeva
6y ago
"Tech short" - I love it. I'm going to use that.
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jakeva
6y ago
I can't speak for all jobs, but working as a software developer I have never been forced to interact with a dog
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jakeva
6y ago
You might find tmuxinator ( https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator ) helpful. It doesn't do everything you describe, but I use it to spin up sessions configured per project.
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jakeva
6y ago
I don't really want to get into it, those days are long behind me. But I couldn't help feeling dissatisfied with the content you linked. A simple example would be "My favorite author is always right because he says so i
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