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by linhns 10mo ago
I’d hedge a bet that Russia does not have the effective largest stockpile given their maintenance difficulties.
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by linhns 10mo ago
> I use Python daily This does not add anything to your argument, if you’re doing low velocity development and manage to remember all the best practices that ought to be followed, then fine. But if you have to do CI/CD like I have t
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by linhns 10mo ago
> There's a dangerous trend I've noticed with GenZ, they're quick (sometimes to the point of seeming rushed) to show off hyperbolic-sounding achievements that are mostly hot air Isn’t it true for every so-called edge that
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by linhns 10mo ago
Not sure about this, AI hasn’t managed to build software on a medium scale or larger.
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by linhns 10mo ago
To the OP, be proud that you’re brave enough to share this. I live in one of the 3 countries bordering Cambodia, and yes I have been called by scammers and managed to ignore them every single time. A political solution is a must if the worl
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by linhns 10mo ago
Did you make this up? HN user base wasn’t going to change that fast in a year. And given that HN was left-leaning before Trump, I’d say it to be neutral at most now.
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by linhns 10mo ago
I’m on the fence on this matter however they need to look at other actions of fellow big companies, for equality under the laws.
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by linhns 10mo ago
I’d love alternatives that work well, but having used the said Chinese ones, I got no choice but to stick to the behemoths. Telegram may eat a bit into the messaging dominance, but that’s it.
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by linhns 10mo ago
Tracey seems to me to be a dishonest broker that is paid to promote anti-interventionist and related agenda
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by linhns 10mo ago
Unlike books, which are massively overpriced, this will hurt artists a lot as they need the fees paid by Spotify to make ends meet.
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by linhns 10mo ago
The post is about his opinions.
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by linhns 10mo ago
Looks nice but is it vulnerable to injection attacks?
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by linhns 10mo ago
Well you should be surprised by the number of people who do not know this. Klarna is probably the most popular example where the CEO was all about creating more code, then fired everyone before regretting
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by linhns 10mo ago
Make my day mate
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by linhns 10mo ago
Deceitfully pursuing nuclear weapons?
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by linhns 10mo ago
Exactly what I tried yesterday. Got a boost immediately as I also come around to accept that my colleagues have their work too, they can’t always respond promptly, especially as I’m working across timezones.
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by linhns 10mo ago
TechRadar says it’s free.
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The Oscars is moving to YouTube(techradar.com)
3 points by linhns 10mo ago|3 comments
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by linhns 10mo ago
Not that slow tbh, although compared to ty, it’s a snail
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by linhns 10mo ago
Pyright is a type checker, not a LSP per se in my opinion. ty is both.
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by linhns 10mo ago
Nice to see Pycharm going downhill being mentioned. Nice tool in the past, not much so now.
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by linhns 10mo ago
Masterclass is really a scam in my opinion. Who needs them to teach about generic stuff, when what we need is how to be good like them, that’s why we pay for the course
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by linhns 10mo ago
I dropped Udemy years ago when they started to promote outdated versions of courses.
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by linhns 10mo ago
Also the level of flak is unrivaled.
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The attempt to escape from pain creates more pain(transgamerthoughts.com)
2 points by linhns 10mo ago|1 comments
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by linhns 10mo ago
I wish he sticked to food, his only expertise. His Newfoundland episode in Parts Unknown is the best and most tasty piece of television I have ever watched. Why is that good? Guess what, he brought on his pals that are great chefs from that
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by linhns 10mo ago
I still wonder how Alonso managed to compete for WDC in 2010.
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by linhns 10mo ago
I thought it was dirty deeds.
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by linhns 10mo ago
this comment has ai writing smell all over it.
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by linhns 10mo ago
Yep, considering they need actors also for those flashback scenes.

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