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by kanonieer 4y ago
You're absolutely right, it was a dumpster fire and it tarnished the name for me as well. https://web.archive.org/web/20170913160203/https://caddyserv...
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by kanonieer 4y ago
I have no issues with religious people. I do however have issues with "missionary" types popping up around people who are vulnerable, trying to convince them with completely baseless claims of wellness.
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by kanonieer 4y ago
There's no substance in the sentence I quoted. That's what I pointed out. I haven't expressed any opinions regarding psychology. > since psychology is the most vague of sciences But since you make this claim, we can talk a
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by kanonieer 4y ago
> Religious scholars have actually been the best psychologists Any sources that will back this claim? Oh wait, you don't need facts. Do you give this sort of unsolicited religious advice to everyone or do you specifically choose peo
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by kanonieer 4y ago
> The technology itself is the opposite of opinionated or ideological. It's just git. I'm a paying customer because I really like the UI and the base git.sr.ht service. However, hosted Git today is much more than Git. And so my
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by kanonieer 4y ago
Thank you!
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by kanonieer 4y ago
> They'll also use little tappers or paddles that sit in your hand and vibrate alternately. Could you point to a source on this? Genuinely curious to see what these items look like, I searched but no relevant results.
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by kanonieer 4y ago
Still not convinced, sorry. If you're a friend of the author, tell him that's the way he came across to me . My take does not define him or present the absolute truth on his presence, so you can take a deep breath. :)
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by kanonieer 4y ago
It's my take on how the author comes off as. You're free to disagree, even if the crux of your argument is as silly as chanting "RTFA". It's good that you're passionate about your defense of the author but unfo
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by kanonieer 4y ago
At first, this comment comes off as harsh but then considering the author's tone which essentially feels like him gracing the readers with a sprinkle of what he presumably considers a worthy charity. Some people are so full of themsel
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by kanonieer 4y ago
This sounds like you're doing everything in your power to avoid doing the actual thing.
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by kanonieer 4y ago
> advertising for Zig This is the type of insecurity and paranoia one can expect to find when hanging out in Nim discord.
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by kanonieer 4y ago
You're proving my point. Any criticism must be an attack (e.g. suckerpunch in this case) and must be met with heckling and banning. Zig is no wonderland, but I haven't experienced things like the creator of the language personally
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by kanonieer 4y ago
This matches my experience with Nim community and it's toxic leadership. The amount of petty drama the community leaders get involved with is unbelievable. Spending a few weeks on their Discord, and observing how the leadership interac
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by kanonieer 4y ago
If you're talking about the early marketing aspect of a product by building it in public and engaging with your users at key steps, then it's probably a good strategy. If you are talking about building in public as to get your &qu
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by kanonieer 4y ago
Better today than tomorrow.
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by kanonieer 4y ago
Prompt (gpt-j6b): Once he put the sunglasses on, he was able to see the world for what it is. And then he uttered the words, they live - we sleep. Response: From this experience, he said what changed his life was a sense of awareness. His l
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by kanonieer 5y ago
I'm always on day 0 so I can't say for sure.
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by kanonieer 5y ago
It'd be nice if there was an option to set Monday as the first day of the week.
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by kanonieer 5y ago
It's funnier for Magic: The Gathering players. Seeing a sentence like "grist employee" is hilarious. See: https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Grist
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by kanonieer 5y ago
> No, Slack-mania can't be cured with systemized discipline. This matches with my (n=1) experience. The only way to cure "yourself" is to get away from organizations that use Slack in the way that OP describes.
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by kanonieer 5y ago
My immediate reaction to this: this is a form of sociopathic behavior. Then, I read the comments and saw that every person who came to the same conclusion is downvoted to hell. So I'm just adding this comment in solidarity with people
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by kanonieer 5y ago
About your step #6, finding an existing product can signal that your idea is already validated and that there's a market for it. You could improve an existing product in many different areas, e.g. efficiency, pricing, better integratio
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by kanonieer 5y ago
Seconded. There was a series of similar Twitter discussions when a popular JavaScript "influencer" published an article[0] on how they built their website. The amount of complexity that is self-inflicted in the said article was ob
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by kanonieer 5y ago
I think there's a threshold to how much change one can witness and handle. At first you're excited about change because the status quo seem clunky to you. You thrive in change as long as you can, and then one day you start questio
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Ask HN: How should I return to programming after a year long break?
1 points by kanonieer 5y ago|0 comments
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by kanonieer 6y ago
Isn't the image weird? 600 people in the search party, split across many directions and only 3 of them have rescue dogs. Given the importance of the event, and the effectiveness of rescue dogs (actually a dog found the mayor), one woul
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by kanonieer 6y ago
Telemetry deservedly has a terrible reputation due to its usage in proprietary software. In open source software, it's not a deal breaker for me as I have means to get rid of it. But given the landscape of privacy issues, I wouldn&#x27