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Instacart cuts fees paid to delivery drivers by as much as 63 percent
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Right. My point is more that the relative importance of using 'state of the art' technologies is overhyped on sites like HN, and that its role in the overall zeitgeist of computing is not as large as HN would have you believe.
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For me, at least, it is a helpful reminder that HN is disproportionately enamored with the bleeding edge, and that at any given time around a thousand people are exploring Java for every one person exploring React. (Put another way: hype, e
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I think there are frustrations borne from two main places: - Code is fashion; for some (especially on HN) there is inherent value in using technologies that are bleeding-edge and in vogue. Additionally, the necessity to use things that a
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How Spelunky Creates Amazing Unexpected Situations
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This sounds like a failure of your teacher/grader, not like a failure of the idea of plagiarism, though? > Focus on idea sharing. On how to explain complex ideas to your classmates. On how to build consistent abstractions or argumen
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WhatsApp is blocking Telegram links in its Android app
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Ask HN: How do you share videos (e.g. UX/walkthroughs) with clients or prospects?
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CNC milling survey contours
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How to Deploy Software
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Continuous partial attention
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Likely referring to the subreddit (now private) which this subreddit is built around 'solving': https://www.reddit.com/r/Solving_A858
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Pep8.org
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Smell Dating
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Code Speaks
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Dungeon Decorator
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Cultivated Play: Farmville
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Guilt and Shame as a UI Design Element
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Watch for Rolling Rocks: A Deconstruction of Super Mario 64 Exploits
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CocoaPods.app
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iOS 9.3 Preview
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And these children that you spit on / As they try to change their worlds / Are immune to your consultations / They're quite aware of what they're going through ~ from Changes Bowie is a legend.
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Starting Out on Android
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Minecraft: Pocket Edition 2 is as shameless as App Store games get
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I was about to make a snarky comment disagreeing with Justin -- as one of those folks who can't deal with Snapchat, I think it's a weird encapsulation of a lot of my complaints of newer social apps. The UX feels deliberately confu
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The New Intimacy Economy
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May the App Store Be With You
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The Website Obesity Crisis
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The DevOp
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nota bene, as I've heard many variations on this theme in the past: When your work causes your personal life to suffer, your manager hasn't pushed you to the limit. He's pushed you past your limit.
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