libria

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   by libria 7y ago

   "This went poorly because we care far more about launch than execution" is really the same spirit as the gp's paraphrase.
2. 212.▲
   by libria 7y ago

   Relevant to the article, but more on the tooling side, a question (especially for you consultants): What tool do you use to track where your time is spent? This can either be for the "film study" of how I work or for billing clien
3. 213.▲
   by libria 7y ago

   He leaves room for that. > And for games like Overwatch, I don't think improving is a moral imperative; there's nothing wrong with having fun at 50%-ile or 10%-ile or any rank.
4. 214.▲
   by libria 7y ago

   > I don't know that I believe this is a "genuine question" Because you're being pedantic i.e, if there's one person left shooting with film, then "people" are. Look past the literal words and understand
5. 215.▲
   by libria 7y ago

   Really neat! Have you considered a cross platform framework like Flutter or React Native so you could deploy to both?
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   by libria 7y ago

   Android user 8 years, iPhone 6 months. > > Not letting you side load is a feature. > I absolutely do not see it that way. This is the key. Not having this option frees me from having to worry about the whole issue which is liberat
7. 217.▲
   by libria 7y ago

   > Why am [I] doing this? Lack of security updates past 2019 forced our hand. Did you find a way around that?
8. 218.▲
   by libria 7y ago

   https://cloud.google.com/prediction/
9. 219.▲
   by libria 7y ago

   My first impulse was that was a troll name and I wondered if the journalist verified it. I'm sure it's possible, I just haven't heard it or variants of it before.
10. 220.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    I totally get your sentiment about it forcing reform. What would replace it though? Risk assessment is a valid concern for lenders. Diligent payers should be rewarded.
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    by libria 7y ago

    Hundreds of people who are not Uber CEO's are continuing to hold Uber stock. Not controlling a company is not a common reason to sell. The article's implication - that Kalanick is simply pessimistic about his investment in Uber -
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    by libria 7y ago

    Can you briefly enumerate some of them here? I'm a casual vimmer and have plateau'd on the basic vim features that are good enough, so I'm curious what advanced commands are useful day-to-day.
13. 223.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    I think burying a comment may lend it some validity. Critiquing it is a better method of understanding or correcting it. Here's a censored version: Founders: Bring your whole selves to work. Employees: great! That one guy: what a rel
14. 224.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    So transparent competence > opaque incompetence > transparent incompetence.
15. 225.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    Door + closet + fire-escapable window are a few reqs around here.
16. 226.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    Thanks for the links. > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3034587 This one is a link to a .mobi/Kindle version, for anyone searching.
17. 227.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    Say you write 10 blog articles. In HTML that's 10 files with some trivial cut & paste. In jekyll that's 10 markdown files and 1 HTML template. Equal time sink for both tasks. Now you want to add Disqus comments to your blog
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    by libria 7y ago

    By API I don't mean published API. I mean it subverts the normal client usage and makes calls directly, masquerading as the intended client. Internal API if you will.
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    by libria 7y ago

    Even without ad blocking, simply circumventing CSRF and hitting API endpoints is usually a breach of any TOS by itself, especially one that provides its own clients (or has occasionally refused to, see Amazon FireTV). Those downvoting the p
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    by libria 7y ago

    Technically correct, but look deeper: Why is this mistake prevalent? What are people trying to say that causes them to borrow (misuse) another phrase to express it? This indicates a "hole" in the language that is filled with the
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    by libria 7y ago

    > Singh’s insurance policy covered the cost of the repairs; he declines to specify the total amount but says the incident did not increase his monthly premium. I assume they did so only after the at-fault driver's insurance was maxe
22. 232.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    The biggest irritations for me: * Variable argument types determine different kind of behavior, like ajax taking a string or object as 1st argument. Other functions take a function or string as a parameter. I'd much prefer it enforce
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    by libria 7y ago

    This is the one time I'll allow it :)
24. 234.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    Let me rephrase: why would companies consider battery life a limit when liquid fuel is a viable way forward for range, time-aloft or size?
25. 235.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    As RC vehicles {car|helicopter|plane} get larger they reach a certain mass where liquid fuel - usually a petroleum - is preferable to battery. Why is this not an alternative for drones?
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    by libria 7y ago

    Could be some survivor bias here. One 747 Max happened to have a jumpseat pilot who knew how to fix the MCAS issue and the plane flew on without issue and thus without much media coverage. [1] Presumably, 2 other 747 Max's didn't
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    by libria 7y ago

    So I'm guessing it's internal only? Bummer.
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    by libria 7y ago

    Collapse? Change maybe. It means underwriters will want proof of performance, High school GPA, SAT's, and intended college major. Good grades and signing up for pre-med? Here's a year of cash, you'll get your next payout if y
29. 239.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    > No one screens for understanding complex business domains, breaking risky big scope tasks down into iterative low risk steps, leading meetings / conversations where you have to rethink complex tech requirements into non-technical
30. 240.▲
    by libria 7y ago

    Is there transcript for the hearing impaired? Otherwise people are just going to respond to the title.