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by lj3 9y ago
The "The right to be forgotten" applies to private information made public against a person's will, such as revenge porn or showing up in search engine listings. It does not apply to content willing contributed to a public co
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by lj3 9y ago
> Dell XPS are very nice but whatever you do don't go for a model that has an integrated AND dedicated graphics card This goes for any laptop. Be careful what you buy. > If I had to do it all over I would have gone for a Thinkpad
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by lj3 9y ago
You're happy with the build quality? I have a w530 and, over a 2 year period, had several things on it physically break (headphones, bluetooth, wifi, lid latch). I vowed to never again buy lenovo. But, the 5th gen x1 just looks so nice
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by lj3 9y ago
I merged master into my feature branch. One of my colleagues added a property to a jsx element in the render function of a react component.
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by lj3 9y ago
I've found myself wanting the same thing. Git's diff algorithms are sometimes not as smart as I wish they were. Recently, when merging master into my feature branch, I had an incoming one line change trigger a single diff that was
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by lj3 9y ago
> The caller is certainly an asshole and is even culpable for homicidal intent, but I don't think that their conduct is tantamount to murder - more like involuntary manslaughter. The difference between second degree murder and mansl
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by lj3 9y ago
All projects have tech debt and bug fixes. If there was a surefire way of obliterating both of those things consistently, it would be an easy sell to management. But, because there isn't, they fall back on what they can measure: costs
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by lj3 9y ago
> it also increases value to the customer, and therefore price Not always. Look at the most recent OS releases. Windows 8 and 10 had terrible adoption rates because they actually deliver a negative value for most users compared to what t
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by lj3 9y ago
That doesn't apply to software development unless you're a startup with limited funding and no positive cash flow. In the vast majority of cases, the software is already released and making money. Whether you finish the next relea
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by lj3 9y ago
How much money are you spending on dealing with IE11 bugs? My estimate from my last job is more than that 7% brings in.
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by lj3 9y ago
Does Nuklear fit your definition of sane UI library? https://github.com/vurtun/nuklear https://github.com/snuk182/nuklear-rust
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by lj3 9y ago
7.6% isn't considered dead?
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by lj3 9y ago
I don't know where it is on the current roadmap, but there's some activity here: https://github.com/WebAssembly/host-bindings/
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by lj3 9y ago
> you're not born an introvert There's a substantial body of research suggesting otherwise.
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by lj3 9y ago
I disagree. Working hard but dumb gets you in the habit of working hard. Now all you have to do is figure out smarter ways of working, which you will have time to figure out because you're a hard worker! That's a much better app
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by lj3 9y ago
I'm a naturally lazy person and it took me a painful three decades to come to the conclusion that laziness is not a virtue. It's a handicap. I constantly hear "work smart, not hard." Why is it an either or? Why can'
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by lj3 9y ago
This was my understanding of the service, but I haven't tried using it in 3+ years. Things may have changed. It depends on what you're doing. Most users use it as a simple, time independent trigger mechanism. IE: when they post to
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by lj3 9y ago
> Want a really good, free git GUI client? GitKraken?
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by lj3 9y ago
> Of course what happened here was that Steve Jobs returned to Apple and we suddenly had MacOSX come onto the scene taking at least some air out of the Linux Desktop space. That might have been the case 10 years ago, but it isn't no
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by lj3 9y ago
Follow the money. If you look at who owns which news outlets, you'll find a connection between what those outlets choose to cover and what their owner's interests are.
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Agile Development Process: 10 Years of Evolution(targetprocess.com)
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by lj3 9y ago
https://github.com/WebAssembly/host-bindings/
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by lj3 9y ago
What about Toyota's electrolyte? Mg(CB11H12)2/tetraglyme (MMC/G4) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26013580
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by lj3 9y ago
> further way from participating in consensus reality > increasingly less welcome in spaces dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge. Consensus reality is the opposite of the pursuit of knowledge. This is readily demonstrated by the dec
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by lj3 9y ago
I used to work there. You'd be surprised how many grow to hate it.
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by lj3 9y ago
Yes, but then you have to deal with the SV company. No amount of money is worth dealing with most of those companies.
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by lj3 9y ago
Saw the word 'mansplainer' and immediately closed the tab.
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by lj3 9y ago
I once worked on a retail time management game. The doors of your store would open and then close when the customers came in. After a while, the doors would just start swinging open and closed all the time, like the store was being visited
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by lj3 9y ago
Dasung has been trying to solve these problems with their Paperlike Pro for a few years now. They have the latency low enough to be usable, but the artifacting continues to be a problem. An even bigger issue is that e-ink has a patent on th
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by lj3 9y ago
Do you mean something like this? https://mbebenita.github.io/WasmExplorer/

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