klez

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by klez 2y ago
It's hidden from the newbie who never used java before, that's what we're talking about. As you said, all that stuff is done implicitly. The user never sees any of that unless they go digging.
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by klez 2y ago
> `java hello.java` is in the 360-390 ms range. That's still pretty negligible. I don't think he's making a strict comparison, just saying that in both cases it's barely noticeable.
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by klez 2y ago
One of the best metal band Italy has on offer, that's what you just witnessed. SEMICOLON!!!
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by klez 2y ago
More likely they use CMS, since it's the news section of the site, and someone simply clicked "Publish" too soon and forgot they did.
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by klez 2y ago
There's a barely-known Italian song from 2006 by Italian rapper Caparezza that deals with this exact theme. It's about a guy trying to "legally" kill his wife. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxhmOfk-L5Q
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by klez 2y ago
Clearly I'm not a lawyer either, but isn't accusing someone of doing something that is not true and that can have legal ramification a suable behavior in the US?
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by klez 2y ago
How does this answer GP's claim that people who can't afford stuff are being bombarded with messages that make them feel inadequate and cause psychological damage?
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by klez 2y ago
FTA: > Adding to his woes, the government seized roughly $80 million from him. That to me means that he was distinctively rich
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by klez 2y ago
This what? Ctrl+T -> Type -> Enter or Ctrl+L -> Type -> Alt+Enter? Personally I do know the hotkeys and I know that Alt+Enter opens the url in a new tab, but I never use the second one. That's why I was asking.
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by klez 2y ago
If I don't need a new tab I'll just do Ctrl+L like they do, but we were discussing specifically about the workflow to open a new tab: > What I'm doing instead: in current tab hit Cmd+L to focus on address bar, type query&#
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by klez 2y ago
I'm curious: is there a particular reason for this very specific workflow? Is there an advantage I'm not seeing over Ctrl+T, type url, press Enter? Or is it just the way you do it?
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by klez 2y ago
When we moved office from one with actual rooms with max 4 people in it to an open space I cried a little internally. Our boss proceeded to extol the virtues of an open space for exchange of ideas and collaboration. Guess who was a stable o
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by klez 2y ago
> We must reserve a back room [une arriereboutique] all our own, entirely free, in which to establish our real liberty and our principal retreat and solitude And thus the man-cave was born :) My dream house would have a big study with bo
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by klez 2y ago
I don't want to see ads, targeted or otherwise, on my new tab page. If I liked ads I would be using the other browser from the ad company.
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by klez 2y ago
> With space not much of an issue anymore, FLAC is pretty much the default nowadays The default for what? Space is not the only consideration. What about bandwidth? I'm pretty sure spotify, deezer and the others are not transmitting
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by klez 2y ago
It took me a while to understand what GP was trying to say, but I suppose they're thinking of one of those sites where they let you create an account, will let you in and then nag you for a while about "verifying your email addres
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by klez 2y ago
Ok, but don't call them "flying taxis" then.
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by klez 2y ago
Didn't we discuss this 4 days ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42105098
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by klez 2y ago
Compared to Google, X years ago, for example. Unless I'm mixing threads up, that's what we're talking about anyway: the degradation of Google's search results.
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by klez 2y ago
To be fair I'm the exact opposite of "reactionary", I'm all for inclusive language, but I still find it an odd choice.
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by klez 2y ago
Yes, I intend to send it to its intended recipient, which most of the time happens to NOT be Microsoft or its affiliates.
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by klez 2y ago
But even then I shouldn't need to do it for every website that does this.
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by klez 2y ago
Indeed :)
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by klez 2y ago
And `/` neither, while you're at it (I'm looking at you, GitHub).
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by klez 2y ago
Are you aware of Firefox Relay[0]? It seems you have extra features, but their plan is priced at 0.99€. For what I need it seems Relay is just enough. About the site, those blocks under the "Say goodbye to spam and stop cold emails.&qu
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by klez 2y ago
Can you please explain what you mean that PDF is better for archiving while HTML sucks in this aspect? What aspects of the formats are you basing this on?
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by klez 2y ago
Exactly. This article starts with a misunderstanding: > In Scrum, Product Owners have sole authority over the Product Backlog While, as per your quote (emphasis mine) > The Product Owner is also _accountable_ for effective Product Bac
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by klez 2y ago
So, the first time I went to see it I was there by chance, because it was in an amusement park and I really didn't know the first thing about what I was getting into. And yes, at the time I thought the people were being rude, especiall
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by klez 2y ago
> This has never been true for Android in general. This hasn't been true for phones that only ship with the Play Store since Android 12 I'm on Android 14 here, shipped with Play Store by default. It still auto-updates apps.
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by klez 2y ago
> which is compulsory in probably all Europe countries? Nope, here in Italy at least it's not compulsory.

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