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by kalaksi 2y ago
Sure, it isn't really the whole product, but I interpreted it as an exaggeration, meaning that easy onboarding would be very essential part of the product and which is the first thing users experience.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
This reminds me... Anyone interested in spy stuff should check out The Bureau (2015). It's an excellent spy series and also a nice change in style compared to the usual Hollywood productions.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I didn't find it contradictory. The first one is about how to start learning about something more easily and the second one about how to organize it all so that it's easier to use and understand as a whole. That may also help with
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by kalaksi 2y ago
But parent said what if there is no issue with it. Time and effort are no issue if it's a hobby you enjoy. Quite the opposite. You're probably saying that it can be a slippery slope but that can be said about anything if it turns
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Personally, I don't think it's anything unfixable. At least slow joins with large rooms got improvements last year or something. E2EE is nowadays on by default, and I haven't had any decryption issues recently, but E2EE is no
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I have had similar experiences, but not on professional context. Random E2EE key issues (not often) that maybe sometimes resolve themselves or with some additional action like bringing all clients online. Matrix is still the best choice for
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by kalaksi 2y ago
You don't know what I'd pay. So can you name any popular services that offer that option? To add, there are estimations about how much ad money average user generates and it's very much affordable
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by kalaksi 2y ago
They probably still track you even if you paid money, so that makes paying less enticing. And it's prudent to assume so unless they clearly state otherwise
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Uhh, no.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Surely you're not saying that just by identifying as a man makes one an oppressor?
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Right, their reasoning in 5 and 6 sounded like the point is to just appear like an engineer. It may be enough for the ad guy, but I don't think it's strictly what the engineer wants. IMO, it relates to the previously made point th
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Some of them may then be vulnerable. This is the recent SSH vulnerability: https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/07/regresshion-vulnera...
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by kalaksi 2y ago
KDE also has extensive keyboard shortcuts for window management (among other things) but most of them are not set by default.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Are you saying Fukushima had none or less than modest harmful effects? I don't know what the parent meant, but the whole Fukushima disaster management and clean up will take decades and people had to leave their homes. To add, I agree
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Sounds more like a scam.
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I just relatively recently found his posts through HN. Even though I've only read something like 5-8 posts, I quickly became "attached", for lack of a better word, as I truly enjoyed the writing and openness. It brought me cl
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by kalaksi 2y ago
A decent standard library very much makes sense even with sane package managers and registries. Just look at JS. It's awful that you need to hunt for packages for simple stuff (or implement yourself). Stdlib is usually straightforward
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by kalaksi 2y ago
It's just a more descriptive wording. Some people get confused since global warming doesn't mean it automatically gets warmer everywhere. Ironically, it should probably help you understand too...
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I'm baffled. You just described pretty much any programming language to me.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I wouldn't say it's zero cost. It's a risk with potential to cost you. So there's some kind expected value to that cost and the risk grows the longer you ignore the warning
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Uhh, I also received an email like that. I was suspecting something fishy but hoped that they just expect someone to click a link. Any idea what they could have done? I never auth with google. And the email domain is not mine but email prov
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I mainly use ctrl-tab to switch between tabs for the same reason. Recently active tabs are first on the list so it's a fast way to switch between recent tabs. For not-recent tabs, I still don't use the tab bar but press ctrl-tab
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I immediately thought that they'd also start selling the newly acquired data in some form, since nowadays it seems that everybody wants to be in the spying business. My bank has recently started asking, from time to time, in the bankin
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Contractors VR (a MP FPS game) has Kowloon as one of the stock maps. It'd be fascinating if it'd be modelled after some real location. Maybe it is, I don't know.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
If feature Y is incomplete, then sharing a feature branch (which sounds like a road to a messy commit history) doesn't change that. You could also use the unmerged feature branch Y temporarily as a base for X if you need some code from
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by kalaksi 2y ago
What's the point of having such a goal? Seems like additional overhead if you need to remember and go out of your way to do such a trivial commit.
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by kalaksi 2y ago
What if I'm not skilled enough to paint it back to how it was? Or don't want to break the law. Or some other barrier. My point is that if given equal rights, it isn't clear cut if you should paint at all. For example, on dedi
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by kalaksi 2y ago
I'm not thinking that I'm on some side or defending some class. As you said, I'm part of the community, the public. Why should the right to have wall painted override the right to have the wall as it is? I'm betting most
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Many cities here also have walls dedicated for graffiti and such to give street artists some space and bring some color. Some small infra-related buildings also have street art done on commission and they look great! But shitty tags and gra
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by kalaksi 2y ago
Most graffitis I've seen are on empty walls or buildings with no ads. Brick wall looks way better without them. And to me it looks more like it's the graffiti maker that thinks that they own the wall and can choose what should be

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