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by jka 5y ago
Well, OK, I do have one idea: I think that 95% of the infrastructure of a typical enterprise (source control, continuous integration, (separate) staff and user authentication, cluster management, monitoring, reporting, hosting, legal entity
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by jka 5y ago
So I guess what you're saying is that adjacent to the kitchen in the restaurant, there's a service window that plates are served through, and for some reason, it has sliding shutters on both sides. It's probably fine and ther
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Dragonfly-Based Voice Programming and Accessibility Toolkit(github.com)
7 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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by jka 5y ago
Exciting tales; however this dynamism needs to learn how not to accidentally capture Governmental duties and generality. Government is of the people, by the people, for the people. Not for the 90% userbase that can be implemented easily i
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by jka 5y ago
Insightful, and good ideas. That said: cookies may have been a mistake (opinion). I should back that up with more evidence, but until I can put a complete argument with evidence together -- that's all I would like to say on the matt
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by jka 5y ago
(and thank you, to a kind restorative stranger)
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by jka 5y ago
Also entirely possible that I'm misunderstanding both of you, but I think what the parent comment was imagining was something like common schemas (like schema.org[1]?) for content that is currently around the web and encased in the cha
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by jka 5y ago
Evidently Professor Coldheart has a Hacker News account.
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by jka 5y ago
Hey - I don't know if you'll read this, but I was thinking this through given the ongoing launch of this feature by Microsoft, and a comment I was making regarding text communication on another thread. I understand that this could
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by jka 5y ago
It wasn't BeOS[1] by any chance was it? (probably not, but figured I'd offer just in case - good luck finding it) [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeOS
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by jka 5y ago
:)
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Utopia Shaped the World(bbc.com)
2 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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by jka 5y ago
It certainly is. Here's a (probably totally unrelated) comment that I think is good food for thought: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29917158
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by jka 5y ago
You could be onto something there, yep.
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by jka 5y ago
I don't know and shouldn't attempt to guess your gender, but were you provided with toys and games that were typically considered non-typical for you as a child? I've still got pretty mad respect for the Care Bears having wat
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by jka 5y ago
That's a good quote, thank you. About the use of "calm down" as an instruction: while your sentiment is good (to reduce another person's anxiety), it's not always possible for someone to follow that when it is recei
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Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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by jka 5y ago
It's a reason, but is it a good one? It depends on the way you look at it. I think it's possible that carbon footprint could become a (somewhat narcissistic) metric that individuals use to gauge and signal their self-worth (in ad
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by jka 5y ago
From the essay: > "Computer scientists hate, hate thinking about the loss of idealness that comes with scale." Unusual interpretation, but if we fail to improve software robustness, reliability, and security, then I interpret t
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by jka 5y ago
More-or-less agreed, yep, it's a tricky problem. To compare with technical solutions, I guess the options available are things like namespaces, lexical scoping, or (bleh) more verbose variable naming; perhaps something along those lin
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Michael Lang, Woodstock Organizer and Co-Creator, Dies at 77(pitchfork.com)
3 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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Jon Hopkins – Music for Psychedelic Therapy(pitchfork.com)
1 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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by jka 5y ago
There's something (multiple things, in fact) about Wordle that seems magical; so to your question, I think that small, free, respectful games that freshen and invigorate the mind and provide for entertaining social conversations will b
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by jka 5y ago
Nice to see GitHub catching up[1] with GitLab in this area. [1] - https://web.archive.org/web/20210509204433/https://about.git...
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by jka 5y ago
Only one voice here, but in this case I'd vote for retaining the way that the article has been titled by the poster (and content authors).
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by jka 5y ago
It puzzles me a little when large companies adopt names that have reasonably wide recognition already in the free and open source world. For example, Microsoft's operating system name "Vista" shadows the name of perhaps the l
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by jka 5y ago
Do you have any affiliation or relationship with elektrek (the linked website), out of interest?
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Round Robin License(writing.kemitchell.com)
2 points by jka 5y ago|2 comments
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VRSpace – Free and open VR for the web(vrspace.org)
2 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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by jka 5y ago
In practice I think it's likely that most law firms and jurisdictions who configure and accept business ownership structures enforce their terms in a nearly-as-restrictive manner. No doubt there are exceptions; a file format can be ad

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