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Built for Productivity: What the Data Shows About Kotlin
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6mo ago
This has been my intuition so far as well, I feel like I should just reserve negotiating for full time offers.
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6mo ago
Consulting isn't a career I see for myself long term, and I much prefer SWE over it. MBB was my backup.
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Ask HN: Negotiating Intern Pay
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8mo ago
Alternative, less phishy link: https://github.com/github/gh-aw This is on GitHub's official account. For some reason GitHub is deploying this on GitHub pages without a different domain?
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9mo ago
> This means the driver doesn't "search" for empty space. It calculates where data goes using math. From my understanding, we're still searching for empty space? We just have an easily computable sequence of spots to
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9mo ago
Additional info: Final Cut Pro is going to keep getting updates, but certain features (presumably AI related) are not going to be included with the one time purchase and are gated to the subscription [1]. [1]: https://www.apple.c
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9mo ago
The individual one time purchase versions are still available for all the apps. Final Cut, Logic, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage are offered in a bundle for education by Apple as a $199.99 one time purchase (no education status is verifi
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Apple Creator Studio
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9mo ago
Yeah, to add some context for people reading this, jj fix works best for edits local to the diff, and it’s meant for edits mostly. With some trickery you could run some analysis, but it’s not what jj fix is meant for right now. The intended
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9mo ago
To bring up jujutsu, `jj fix` ( https://docs.jj-vcs.dev/latest/cli-reference/#jj-fix ) is a more refined way of ensuring formatting in commits. It runs a formatting command with the diff in stdin and uses the result
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Ask HN: How can I get better at using AI for programming?
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11mo ago
I agree, my experience is anecdotal. Generally never heard much from Loudoun residents about noise (Loudoun is where most of the N. VA data centers are), it's more of a complaint you hear online from people in other parts of the countr
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11mo ago
Not great. Gone up a bit recently, but it's just another bill that I've budgeted for.
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11mo ago
Ashburn/Loudoun resident here, lived right next to us-east-1 for 10+ years. No, the noise is not impactful. The data centers are very quiet on the outside. More noise comes from Dulles Airport nearby. Main problem is 1. visuals. They a
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Ask HN: Thoughts on personal domain email solution
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1y ago
Marco seems really interesting! I'm curious as to how the UX is with solely IMAP. Whenever I use iCloud/Outlook/Gmail accounts on a different email client (e.g., using my Outlook email on Mail.app or my Gmail on the Outlook c
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Google Workspace looks like the best option. Decent plus is that I'm already using a Google account for a lot of things except email. Main concern I had (forgot to include in original post) was calendar. I use iCloud+Calendar.app for c
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I've seen purelymail, but my biggest doubt about it is getting blocked by email servers. I don't send too many emails, and almost all are sent to Gmail/Outlook accounts. Love the pricing though; I don't use up a massive
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Ask HN: Best email solution for personal domain
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