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And of course in 2021 you could build the site using Vue with GraphQL and a CDN deployment pipeline with auto scaling :)
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Haskell is honestly like a cult. Not so great, but once people are hooked, try convincing them otherwise.
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Welcome to the next chapter in our globally connected "society". In other news, Orwell's "1984" is currently Amazons #7 best seller [0]. [0] https://www.amazon.com/best-sellers-books-Amazon/zgbs
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DeleteFB: Automate Scrubbing Your Facebook
(github.com)
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Please please PLEASE add at least one other provider to your remotes if you're going all in on cloud. Consider also doing a regular local backup of all your repos. A quick Google search will yield you tools that will automate this enti
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6y ago
And I suppose anyone with a journalism degree isn't a journalist because they were a student until they started working?
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Given the ruling, probably the best outcome for his mental health.
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Time for Australia to step up and own this one. Take your citizen home.
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"Content warning: extremely graphic distressing images of people being shot in the head by PRC security forces" Not sure how this could be any clearer.
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Evidence of microbial life outside of Earth will be announced. US Government will announce it has been studying sophisticated UFO activity seriously for decades. They will acknowledge that the technology is unprecedented and could be of ext
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Automated time reporting measured against billable output.
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Why no mention of Microsoft Outlook?
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If you flip a coin four times and get tails every time, do you conclude that flipping a coin isn't random? Obvious answer: the more traffic, the better your results.
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6y ago
Is there a Chrome or Firefox add-on to completely strip the cringe worthy emojis?
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How long now until GitHub is the MySpace of source code?
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6y ago
Install uBlock.
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If you're thinking in a way you've been "taught" (aka told) to think, you're not truly thinking for yourself.
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The very premise of this article is an oxymoron. "How to Think for Yourself" (by reading instructions on how from someone other than yourself)
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MyNoise creates beautiful noises to mask the noises you don’t want to hear
(mynoise.net)
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This is a pointless comment that misses the point of the post completely. It says "you _might_ not". The given example in the opening paragraph describes a scenario where you don't need it.
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6y ago
And I suppose Facebook is therefore also developed by incompetent PHP programmers despite being one of the largest technology companies in the world?
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6y ago
Sorry, but some things simply shouldn't have technology applied to them at this level. If author is so worried about trying to "automate" away parenting duties, I think they should take a good hard look at themselves in the m
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6y ago
Not totally sure but easily > 1,000. We negotiated but not at a high level.
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We're running builds from FDroid.
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Termux has saved one of our projects literally tens of thousands of dollars in SMS fees from someone like Twilio. We have a few areas where non urgent SMS reminders need to be sent to users. We literally just use a couple of cheap ($100) An
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SD cards really let the Pi down. Thank god for USB boot.
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And here I was thinking this would be an article on writing printf() statements.
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Imagine going all in on a Ruby project with this specialized library that literally changes the way you write Ruby and still thinking that's a good idea. Keep Ruby as it is - slow and expressive. If you need to speed up, get faster har
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Yes, let's remove our dependence on one corporation and instead put it into a far smaller and riskier one.
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Sorry, but DDG is trash in comparison to Google in terms of relevant results and finding things. Before you get all bent out of shape: yes it's less evil, yes it's better for privacy, etc. But it really doesn't compete on a f
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