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by jorisw 6mo ago
> difference between code used to implement a product and when code _is_ the product Care to elaborate? I don't understand the difference unless you mean code that _is_ the product, being OSS code or code for license.
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by jorisw 6mo ago
I'm picturing a splash screen announcing the feature(s) it enables, with a Download button
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by jorisw 6mo ago
Thanks, I thought the forum software came custom out of YC.
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Would HN Accept PRs?
3 points by jorisw 6mo ago|8 comments
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by jorisw 6mo ago
That, and they forget they’re just one single experience in a person’s day of hundreds. The trivial part of the user’s day that the app represents, in no way warrants interruption.
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by jorisw 6mo ago
TL;DR: Canada has an entrepreneurial self esteem problem
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by jorisw 6mo ago
Does everyone need to have read it though, in order to understand its premise? Surely they were at least aware of the basic premise that adding people doesn’t necessarily speed up delivery?
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by jorisw 6mo ago
I wonder about latency especially. Does the AI wait for sentences to finish?
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Ask HN: Are magic links suitable for all age groups?
3 points by jorisw 5y ago|1 comments
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by jorisw 6y ago
A mouse pointer. macOS was designed for the mouse / trackpad.
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by jorisw 6y ago
I am an “Apple customer” and I don’t find that very, very scary.
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by jorisw 6y ago
> SJW nonsense Congratulations on making everything about politics, even if it has zero to do with it.
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by jorisw 6y ago
> It’s a common belief _citation needed_
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by jorisw 6y ago
Hit Cmd-R from within the preference pane
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by jorisw 6y ago
I use Node.js all day, no change here after updating. I use n to manage Node.js versions.
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by jorisw 7y ago
Meaning the calculations are worthless.
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by jorisw 7y ago
Justin Fox is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering business. A total layman on the subject matter. Stop writing about corona if you’re not an expert. Stop reading and sharing non-expert opinions.
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by jorisw 7y ago
I'm sure of their good intentions, the question is how informed their choice of measures is.
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by jorisw 7y ago
> Airports and air travel are likely to be higher-risk. Who says an airport is any more risky than public life in a city? There is no personal interaction between travellers at all.
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by jorisw 7y ago
I use Safari because it is lightweight, fast, and imho, better looking (compact, minimalist) than Chrome. It uses WebKit, like Chrome, so it renders pages the same, but I simply find the app much simpler, faster, and comfortable to use. Giv
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by jorisw 7y ago
Not sure how this adds to the gazillion complaints already out there. Just trade it in for a replacement. Takes a few days max.
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by jorisw 7y ago
The ecosystem argument I understand when talking about iMessage and FaceTime. How the argument pertains to Photos or Safari is unclear to me. I uses Photos as a personal photos archive, and it works. And Safari is just a web browser, and th
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by jorisw 7y ago
What's innovative about what they're doing?
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by jorisw 7y ago
I find all those apps to be outstanding. Except you can't beat Google Maps.
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by jorisw 7y ago
Microsoft's added value right there.
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by jorisw 8y ago
Can't you disable the sound, so that you know that when you think you hear it, it's not meant for you?
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by jorisw 8y ago
It’s a CUV. A compact SUV.
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by jorisw 8y ago
Be helpful if the page mentioned what language the program was written in.
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by jorisw 8y ago
I don't think so. When I have a React or Vue or Angular problem, I don't search for "JavaScript". Only when I need docs on JavaScript's native features, for instance Array.sort(), I include "JavaScript". A
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by jorisw 8y ago
The GDPR enforces that. Not saying FB cares.

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