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Found the salesman. Is it any wonder we (programmers) talk so much shit about you all when you act like this? And you call us childish. Hilarious.
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I'm assuming he's referring to the constant attempts at suppression of information.
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I agree that stagnation was illusory and to me it feels like not only the midst of the third Industrial Revolution, but also the start of the third technological revolution. The first ending in 2000 and the second ending in 2021-2022. Accel
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Would it make sense to buy an Android tablet with their "Magic Keyboard" and use it as a Linux device? What limitations would I run into? Let's say I want to create apps using Android Studio.
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Anti-white racism is a growing problem.
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I support decriminalizing/legalizing hard drugs. But you need to have the force to quickly and harshly deal with crime that it causes. I keep hearing of people on the west coast committing small crimes constantly and being let out. We
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What if I still do it though? I would seriously consider applying if they could just ignore my usage entirely. Anyways, good on them for a step in the right direction.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe I've read that ADP is not fully available in China.
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Love this movie, still watch it every few years. Like another poster said, this movie was a big catalyst for my interests in computers. Probably helped that he got the cute girl in the end.
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Well I’ve got less friends now, so I guess that’s one way.
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I only focus on architecture now. ChatGPT handles the rest.
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Now that I use ChatGPT to write my code, I care much less about best practices. I’m a copy and paste guy now.
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Interesting. I'm marked as safe here.
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Ask HN: Is Google blocking a large part of the internet?
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It’s no different that being burned by college or high school friends moving away. Just because people leave your life doesn’t mean there isn’t a connection that you can enjoy while they’re in your life. FWIW, I still keep in contact, digit
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It doesn't sound to me like GP was placing blame on people for leaving of their own accord and it really doesn't help to disparage how people get their social interaction. I enjoy the social aspect of the office and someone leavin
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What a timely article. While I'm not a junior, I did take a down-level at my current job because it's a completely different field. So, even though I'm not junior, I've felt the affects of this as well. However, the main
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Thanks for all the advice!
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I guess more of what I'm asking is, how did you launch? The biggest problem I have is getting word out about my product, which always ends up killing them. I'm a developer by trade, so marketing and the like isn't my forte. D
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Congratulations on your success! > get it out there quick What did "getting it out there" consist of for you? How did you get it out there in the beginning?
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What do you find your customers are looking for that other blogging platforms don't provide?
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Would love to learn more about this. What type of SMBs do you target? How did you acquire your first customer?
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Would love to get into enterprise software. How did you get your first customer?
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This is a cool project. Looks like a good replacement for Charles (which I hate) and reminds me of Fiddler (which I love). The fact that this is a desktop app makes it all the more enjoyable to work on as a profitable side project, imo.
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DebateDevil 2024!
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> Like I'd love to work for Google or Amazon on cutting edge shit - but I'd rather make half the pay to avoid the clown-brained managers, useless politics, and soul-crushing waste. I work at a “big tech” company working on cutt
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I’ve been at my current job for 10 months. I’ve had three instances where I proposed a solution implementation to a problem, was denied, built the implementation I was told to build, had it break, and then told to build it the way I initial
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https://archive.is/n4l5O I'm of the belief that we'll never see someone live that old, guess we'll see.
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Everyone loves the chance to take a shot at blockchain, but it keeps growing. It must be providing someone value, even if it’s not you.
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You know another easy-to-use CLI for Git? Git.
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