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   by leipert 5y ago

   Same thing happened at GitLab when we dropped IE11 support last May. No pushback or feedback from users at all: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/197987
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   by leipert 5y ago

   I am actually using this argument in the inverse: “hey grandma, do you still wanna see baby pictures, please install <other-messenger>”
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   by leipert 5y ago

   There are many advantages to remote/home office for employers. Even if you just hire in your country, you can save a lot on office space, costs for niceties in the office (coffee, food, etc).
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   by leipert 5y ago

   No need to nest promises: console.log('start') doA() .then(() => doB()) .then(() => doC()) .then(() => console.log('finish')) .catch((error) => { console.log(error) })
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   by leipert 5y ago

   I disagree. You can improve your product without the extensive use of trackers, especially external ones. Hire UX and PM that know what they are doing, do UX research, talk to your customers, do competitive analysis. Just accruing swaths of
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   by leipert 5y ago

   But how does this help me as a user? Affiliate links are often hidden, and depending on the system might even lead to higher prices, because the shop is offsetting the affiliate program cost. Whether the company does A/B testing, what
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   by leipert 5y ago

   Except if you are happy with Safari or Firefox or MS Edge ;)
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   by leipert 5y ago

   Working for GitLab and we have employees in over 60 countries. Some of them are directly employed via our entities, some are contractors and some are employed through PEOs: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group
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   by leipert 5y ago

   Interesting. I lived in Israel for a while, and there Rose farms shifted to Avocados due to cheap roses from Africa. You generally find Israeli Avocados here in Germany. I wonder what happens if there is an influx of avocados from Africa.
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    by leipert 5y ago

    Personally I think the biggest argument for a dishwasher is that stuff is not in-sight anymore. They also are more efficient, water wise. Our dishwasher uses 8 liters per wash. If I fill our sink with 8 liters, it barely covers anything. Di
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    by leipert 5y ago

    Mhm. If you are single and use one plate, one cup per meal, you run the dishwasher every two days.
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    by leipert 5y ago

    Not an expert, but I assume remaining particles are filtered from the exhaust fumes and/or remain part of the remaining sludge. Pyrolysis seems also like a thing that hopefully becomes viable: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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    by leipert 5y ago

    I don’t think that the algorithm is sentient, malevolent and out to get you. This also isn’t the vibe I got from TFA. Maybe a good analogy is the Paperclip Maximizer. But instead of maximizing for paper clips, it is maximizing online time o
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    by leipert 5y ago

    Meanwhile we have 25% capital gains tax in Germany.
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    by leipert 5y ago

    GitLab has mermaid support in its markdown https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#mermaid
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    by leipert 5y ago

    One of the first prints done on my 3D printer. Looks lovely on my desk. Took some time to slice, as the Kodeins rather large.
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    by leipert 5y ago

    I created https://no-thank-you.de/en/ for LinkedIn SPAM. Recently I got a recruiter email to my work email, scraped from my GitHub profile. The company had a German entity behind it, so I reported them for GDPR violati
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    by leipert 5y ago

    Hey. Where are you getting your data from? GitLab has a few more folks and countries now?
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    by leipert 5y ago

    Great work! Thank you. I see that you are structured as a GmbH in Switzerland. Does Switzerland have a similar concept to the gGmbH (German Wikipedia: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemeinnützige_GmbH ) which might hel
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    by leipert 5y ago

    Wonder why they don’t offer the calibration on macOS. Would love to calibrate my external monitor.
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    by leipert 5y ago

    I really like the former article method over the gravatar identicon because the circular shape is not going to end up with „accidental swastikas“
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    by leipert 6y ago

    Not a lawyer. If you do not need GA why use it? It is a separate connection your visitors browser needs to open and it is a connection to a third party. If you want analytics, there are some privacy options, for example Umami. See also here
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    by leipert 6y ago

    Source code for the app can be found here: https://gitlab.com/lucaapp
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    by leipert 6y ago

    In my practical experience having worked with SPARQL and GraphQL, I would very much prefer GraphQL. SPARQL is really nice for querying graph data, but I'd argue that for most applications tree-like hierarchies are good enough. Also Gra
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    by leipert 6y ago

    Depends on whether you tend to buy meat (only use case for Pfund for me) or you work in construction / gardening etc. where Zentner is still commonly used. At least where I live.
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    by leipert 6y ago

    There is also https://www.monicahq.com/ of you want to remember more than birthdays!
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    by leipert 6y ago

    There are, e.g. this prettier plug-in: https://www.npmjs.com/package/prettier-plugin-tailwind or headwind: https://github.com/heybourn/headwind
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    by leipert 6y ago

    Ah thanks! This is new to me. That is indeed a concern, but probably can be worked around, e.g. by proxying requests to third party domains through the same Domain.
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    by leipert 6y ago

    Local storage and Session Storage are scoped per origin as well: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Origin
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    by leipert 6y ago

    I don’t know whether you are referring to only local and session storage being feasible or not, but on can access cookies from JS as well.