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by loktarogar 3y ago
Perhaps a future improvement is like how rack-mini-profiler does it, and just injects itself
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by loktarogar 3y ago
This is closer to "If you don't open your door, your fridge won't make ice"
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by loktarogar 3y ago
Framing it like that makes it much more simplistic than reality. While there are some people you can clearly place into "best" or "worst", most people fit somewhere along a spectrum where their placement changes day to d
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by loktarogar 3y ago
I only seem to see .xyz in the crypto space (and alphabet inc). Generally it's a crypto scam pushed at me in a twitter/x ad. What are some other players on the .xyz tld?
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by loktarogar 3y ago
> I’m interested in your ability to maintain very complex business logic over the course of years. I think this is a bit over the top. You can maintain complex business logic in any language (any language!) for decades with discipline an
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by loktarogar 3y ago
so, exactly the same as .internal
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by loktarogar 3y ago
Great! Now I just need to memorise the sha2-256 digest of my favourite memes
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by loktarogar 3y ago
Regardless if it's a wiki or not right now, documentation that is wrong and cannot be fixed is worthless
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by loktarogar 3y ago
I'm not a linux user, so not an observation of experience. Just the existence of this website suggests to me that however it is being done right now could be made clearer somehow.
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by loktarogar 3y ago
> Or would it be better for them to ask the question and then be educated by the answer? Good UX makes the question "why is linux using my unused RAM for disk caching" (a non pressing question) instead of "why is linux ea
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by loktarogar 3y ago
This feels like a UX problem. If this is a normal and expected part of linux operation, it should be called out in the {T,G}UI.
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by loktarogar 3y ago
The cost of twitter ads is so low right now. Add to it that you need to scroll on mobile for many of these notes, they're probably still having the effect the advertisers want. Of course, the quality of advertisers is also quite low ri
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by loktarogar 3y ago
If you advertise personal readings for me by Barack Obama, and I buy a personal reading from Barack Obama, and I get a reading from someone who is not Barack Obama, the product delivered was not the product purchased. It doesn't matter
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by loktarogar 3y ago
> How he procured it should be of no consequence The procurement was part of the agreed-upon conditions of the sale, so it is.
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by loktarogar 3y ago
I think the misconception is that there's a finite amount of stuff to do. Every place i've worked at there's been a near infinite backlog. Lots of stuff that would be done if they could. It's always been a constraint on
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by loktarogar 3y ago
It was a replacement for an existing website (requirements are well known), so a custom CMS being part of what they were hired to build and an MVP of that CMS being what they're talking about isn't so irrational.
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by loktarogar 3y ago
I think you didn't see the amount of popular support these actions had. Many subreddits put it to a vote to go dark or not. The ones I am a part of were 90%+ in support.
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by loktarogar 3y ago
There's another possibility - they have measured it, and have assumed the draw to Reddit will be stronger than their ties to the third-party apps.
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by loktarogar 3y ago
I feel API pricing is fine if the API money is more valuable for a platform than what's being built with it. If you have something valuable and you're not getting value from giving it away, sure. The issue I have with Twitter&#x27
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by loktarogar 4y ago
- Submission posted by someone who works for nektony - Response from a new account recommending software from nektony in a very marketing-y way
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by loktarogar 4y ago
From reading the article, there were multiple memes, and there was a co-ordinated effort to distribute them.
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by loktarogar 4y ago
Genuine question - haven't books been changing forever though? I thought that was why books had 2nd (etc) editions and not just reprintings. Is this debate over that they're "tamer" rather than that books change?
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by loktarogar 4y ago
I hate having to join discord servers just to see a certain bit of information. It's been especially bad with some open source projects. I've seen a couple of discord servers using a service called disc.wiki[0]. even though all th
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by loktarogar 4y ago
Vulnerable groups are physically, mentally, or socially disadvantaged persons. Can be groups like disabled folks, migrants/refugees, and children.
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by loktarogar 4y ago
Melbourne (Australia) has a map of trees in the city, and you can email for information or to report anything about any of the individual trees: http://melbourneurbanforestvisual.com.au/
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by loktarogar 4y ago
you're focusing on the first part (what it enables) and not the last part (without any way to mitigate)
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by loktarogar 4y ago
looks like they typo'd, it's https://ossdatabase.com
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by loktarogar 4y ago
The site says they're made from Iron Nitride
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by loktarogar 4y ago
All of those things are just signals to help hirers make the right hiring choices. Some folks are too rigid with requirements, but in my experience other signals will generally suffice. Show them you're the right choice.
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by loktarogar 4y ago
Vegans can be vegan for many reasons, including moral and having issues digesting actual meat. They can still like the experience of meat but won't have real meat.

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