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by libria 5y ago
"Spun" is a little harsh. It's not easy to say concisely and the shorter version wouldn't capture significantly more audience that the longer version (IMO). "New carnivorous attribute of known plant discovered in Pa
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by libria 5y ago
What was the cause of duress? Undertow? Fatigue? Inexperienced swimmer?
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by libria 5y ago
> What an obnoxious style of writing. It's good to see counter viewpoints but share what you or others would be looking for instead. "This sucks" isn't helpful. "This part sucks but would be awesome if it {did th
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by libria 5y ago
No belief is required; the source is available. Open your network tab and watch for traffic if you want. Or turn off wifi after loading.
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by libria 5y ago
Heh, just found out there's one for numbers https://thisnumberdoesnotexist.com/
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by libria 5y ago
Agree, wish MS ecosystem had more support. Looks like it was given some thought though: https://github.com/eveningkid/denodb/blob/bb319c03085612c108...
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by libria 5y ago
"As an Autobot, should I buy life insurance or car insurance?"
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by libria 5y ago
> we’re all terrified of having a gap in our resume I took a 1 year break and have had to answer a simple recruiter/interview inquiry regarding it for the next 5 years. I don't think it ever eliminated me from consideration bu
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by libria 5y ago
> It seems useless for a link to point to itself Hm. I guess the web has programmed me differently. Say I'm CTRL-F searching through the page and I notice an interesting bit of code and say "Hey I have a question about this&qu
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by libria 5y ago
Ok ok I see it in e.g., https://nn-512.com/browse/NN-512#64 . The anchor tags for the listings go to top instead of being self-referencing. Is that a bug? Like format = `<h3 id="%d"><a href=&qu
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by libria 5y ago
Off topic: this NN-512 site has good UX for having no CSS/JS (I know, many of you would claim it's because those are omitted...). Did you use some kind of site generator?
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by libria 5y ago
Like the featured article, HN threads - then and now - are pretty low-key in regards to participant introductions. Usernames are just text, no flair or qualifiers so the focus is on the speaker's content itself. `libria` is free to c
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by libria 5y ago
> Not fired, just reassigned. I don't even get how that's gonna work. Inevitably, he'll work alongside/under/oversee Jewish colleagues. That'll be an awkward Hangouts meeting. "Oh hey there's th
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by libria 5y ago
I think he's referring to tenure, blue -> 0-5 yrs FTE, orange 5-10 yrs FTE
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by libria 5y ago
I'm not sure they feel ashamed or should; USD 0.7 billion solves a lot of problems for the owners/employees. What was your offer?
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by libria 5y ago
Sounds more like an International Wishlist. Wherever the venn diagram of What a Country Does and What the World Wants intersects, they pat themselves on the back. Everything else, they shrug. I wonder what's the point.
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by libria 5y ago
If you haven't had any messages sent to you from Future fnord77, suffice it to say we won't have figured out how to do that in our lifetime.
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by libria 5y ago
We went through this when people first started calling quadcopters "drones". It's just a term used to describe a server configuration that has different billing/operational characteristics than traditional always-on. And
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by libria 5y ago
Looking at the 2020 stats, customers were plucking 6 iPhones per second so only 1 every 7 seconds would be a disastrous year for Apple. [1] https://www.businessofapps.com/data/apple-statistics/
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by libria 5y ago
Apparently it postdates UML too: there's a sequence diagram tool trending on the front page right now[1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26956728
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by libria 6y ago
Yeah, obvious clickbait. An animal is venomous, the venom is toxic (a toxin). I wouldn't call a cobra "toxic" unless it was constantly starting flamewars on Facebook.
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by libria 6y ago
If any person were to bite you. I'm not aware of data that suggests significant variance in mouth bacteria among impoverished vs affluent, i.e. if Bezos were to bite me right now, I'd still go to the ER. Anyway, I'd guess
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by libria 6y ago
> In many cases, it is unnecessary and only makes the speaker look foolish. Comedic skits touch on this [1][2] and though a caricature, I think they capture the gist of how it's perceived when attempted. I think it stems from a desi
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by libria 6y ago
Off topic, but I'm curious. Say a human empties a pee bottle on a public sewer drain and a dog pees on that same drain. I don't see much difference except one of them urinated in public. Chemically they're the same, but I&#
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by libria 6y ago
And even for those "dinosaurs" that are persnickety about control, Outposts allows them to house the rack onsite while still being managed by the AWS console. On on-premise cloud, if you will.
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by libria 6y ago
Underwriters would be well aware of that so what this really means is that loans would only be given to students least likely to do this, which could amount to very few.
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by libria 6y ago
> "We don't need Docker" was also on the front page of Hacker News. I read it as a typical "We don't need [Complex Tool] because we don't have [Complex Tool Solutions] problems". Not trivializing it, I
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by libria 6y ago
Shane and Niko, regarding Tenet 4, what's the latest on an AWS Rust SDK? AWS Rust members contribute to Rusoto now. Are there plans for an AWS branded release?
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by libria 6y ago
1. Google shuttering products because they're not profitable 2. Google adjusting product terms to ensure they can continue running it Pick one.
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by libria 6y ago
> AWS, Google, and Microsoft are all going vertical by designing and manufacturing their own chips What are the GCP and Azure equivalents of AWS Nitro?

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