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by joshka 6y ago
Speculation: we're just about to see a bunch of secondary offense charges come down for the Capitol riots, or at the very least forfeiture of the equipment. I wonder if the executive order signed the other day might be relevant to this
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by joshka 6y ago
There's enough politics on hn right now, we don't need to add religion to the mix ;)
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The Line Between Choosing Your Own Customers and Censorship(danielmiessler.com)
1 points by joshka 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshka 6y ago
(Another Aussie here). How do you feel about Canberra is ... instead of the Australian Government is ...
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by joshka 6y ago
Probably, but I wonder whether you could ask facebook to take down messages on your facebook page to bake a cake for a gay wedding if a North Dakotan legislator was requesting it...
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by joshka 6y ago
(Edit): If we had the ability to tag posts, and then ignore categories like politics, this might help. While American politics is generally fascinating (whichever side you happen to end up on), everyone likely already has their own means to
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by joshka 6y ago
Around 6 hours later... https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ryanmac/facebook-profit...
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by joshka 6y ago
No real market is an easily disprovable claim. While not worth a fortune in the small, in bulk it's worth a imperial butt load. Attention is what you're able to sell. That's advertising and sales. E.g. do you think that those
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by joshka 6y ago
I'd prefer to see a politics tag added to hn.
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Sturdy building blocks for robust legal agreements(stonecutters.law)
1 points by joshka 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshka 6y ago
Looks like someone actually started doing some of this already: is https://stonecutters.law/
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by joshka 6y ago
I was thinking something similar the other day, but rather than a fully standard TOS, where I get to is that we need standard atomic pieces of contracts and TOS docs. For instance in the language in the definitions part about who the custom
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by joshka 6y ago
>Writing endless books and articles about how you’re engaging in wrongthink by questioning official narratives isn’t the solution, never has been, and never will be. For as many words that are written about the rise of conspiracy theorie
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Maker Tech on the Land(tatham.blog)
2 points by joshka 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshka 6y ago
I have suggested the same previously, but the display name approach is better. Now test names should be short: @DisplayName("throws IllegalArgumentException when given bad data") void badData() {
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by joshka 6y ago
Having used both extensively, AssertJ's API is more obvious and generally useful out of the box. It's replaced all the places where I'd previously used custom Hamcrest matchers with generally smaller amounts of code that spit
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by joshka 6y ago
The more canonical form is DAMP rather than KISS. Descriptive and Meaningful Phrases. DRY is fine in moderation in tests. E.g. instead of `Person.builder().withName("Alice").withAge(100).build();` using `People.grandmother()` is D
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by joshka 6y ago
This article says GWT, but all the examples are showing AAA (Arrange Act Assert). Subtle semantic difference, likely not the core of the article though.
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by joshka 6y ago
Partial Disagreement on the phrasing of this - there are many classes of assertion like `assertThat(expected).containsInAnyOrder(foo,bar,baz);` that would not meet this. Order often does not matter and cannot be constrained. There are other
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by joshka 6y ago
Was this article written by GPT-3? It's so meta even this article ;)
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by joshka 7y ago
Kinda agree, but I'd phrase it a little differently. There exists a time element already[1]. I'd move that the browsers should allow users to change the display of this element on an element / page / session / compu
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by joshka 7y ago
In a work related context recently, I saw this approach used to attempt to describe how to achieve something. The problem for me was that I didn't understand the context well enough to understand why I'd initially even choose the
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by joshka 7y ago
Useful, but needs a permalink to the results.
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Delta – a syntax highlighting pager for Git(github.com)
2 points by joshka 7y ago|0 comments
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by joshka 7y ago
I feel that these could be updated a little to focus on the 'news' part a little more. Linking to a wiki page or a not recently updated project is not news. Whether updating the guidelines would have any effect remains to be seen
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by joshka 7y ago
Fixed: https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/dgoymg/warning_ubo_... > Hey all, I'm Simeon, the developer advocate for Chrome extensions. This morning I heard from the review team; they've
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by joshka 7y ago
Just jump on CL or your local equivalent and grab something < $100. Its not like your 5yo is going to appreciate the difference much. They'll pick up whatever you throw at them.
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by joshka 7y ago
Perhaps "Apple recalls 2015 15-Inch ..." would work
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by joshka 7y ago
After arguing and correcting people on the Internets for the past 20 years, the semantics became more urgent than the syntax, and as a result, I often read my own writing in aghast-the realization that when people write tl;dr they really m
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by joshka 8y ago
I was curious about the actual cost of doing this. Average annual rent $/sqft = $30 (US), $40 (Seattle), $70 (SF/NY) [1] Average private office space: 196 sqft [2] Average cubical: 90 sqft [2] Price of upgrade: $3180

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