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Couldn't agree more. > I have heard rumors — and they are just rumors, for now > We are actively reporting this; feel free to reach out to me or other staffers at TechCrunch if you have tips here. Basically, "I heard this th
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They didn't mention it at the start or end of the article but I do wonder if this post was paid for by the clinic that provides the exam.
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> Unfortunately I use Firefox, but I can make an exception for this. Unfortunate attitude that perpetuates (browser) lock-in.
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Interesting points here, especially about `<style scoped>` being removed from browsers after Google requested it. That would be really handy to use. https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/552
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Reminds me of what happened with Cloud9 and VS Code. First, Cloud9 was awesome for allowing devs to code remotely. Then once VS Code became the best editor out there, they added remote host support (among other things) and now Cloud9 caters
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Very nicely put together documentary. I do wonder if it would fit more nicely into 15 minutes but YouTube incentivizes for longer videos.
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Love this idea. It would be interesting to see what different ways (AI) you could predict that a site is distracting based on personal and wide-spread usage habits. Some advanced method that doesn't require a user generated whitelist w
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Recruiting Agencies: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
(readwriteexercise.com)
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Ya I'm currently ready Beautiful Boy. The movie was amazing. The book is pretty different in my opinion but also very good. Anyway, it's all about the toll that drugs, and specifically meth, takes on their family's lives. Rea
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Snowpack takes a different approach from Webpack [video]
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Ask HN: Favorite trait of your programming language/framework of choice?
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The dot bounces off lines :)
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> I would like to build an app that's a series of games, that are all related This reminds me of the Cloverfield series. It would be interesting if you didn't know the games are related at the start or if you know they're
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Hopefully we'll soon live in a world with solar powered electronics that use foldable e-ink displays.
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It seems like that was just a way of showing how you can use import statements and other things in that setup without needing to set it up.
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Interesting that Mozilla is not on the list. They are one of the few companies I'd genuinely trust with smart home data.
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Really interesting. I'm on Android so I'll have to look into how to get similar functionality.
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> In hindsight, I also made some mistakes in how I went about evangelizing it. I'm very curious about what these mistakes were. It would be great to learn from this.
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Glad to see that most people agree with you. I've had a recent experience where I assumed this would be the case but it turns out I was underestimating how much attention my manager was paying to my speed, even just a couple months aft
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Ask HN: What did you learn in 2019?
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I worked on the relaunch of Cloud9 --> AWS Cloud9 and there was an extensive naming process shortly before the launch of the service, both for AWS Cloud9 and for the term "environments" (which was previously workspaces). I can
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Ask HN: Programming curriculum for a 10 year old
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It's just a matter of personal preference. Videos are good for some and text for others. It's good to have choice and understandably frustrating when your preferred choice isn't there.
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I enjoyed my time working at Amazon but this method of gathering "feedback" on a recent product launch was one of the most popular and I wasn't a huge fan. I know there was more to it than this but anytime there was a meeting
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Any idea how data exporting is with the Vivosmart 4? I thought about getting one but one of my main use cases for getting a fitness tracker is exporting data and then creating custom visualizations from it. I haven't dug into this worl
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Fully agreed. Weird that they dropped it then picked it back up again, though I'm guessing it's because it was dropped pre-MS and picked up as a part of MS. It'd be interesting to see an old link announcing it being dropped a
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Perhaps this isn't even a commentary on the software development lifecycle but I found it interesting as I started playing and advancing that it opened my eyes to parallels between the game and real life. One thought I'll mention
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I'm curious how you've been doing since then. I've been dabbling a little bit but I haven't found a really good guide or documentation. I feel like most guides or tutorials are outdated or incomplete and it seems like do
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I was thinking this would be a good approach too, both within the company and outside of it.
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Ya, I am guessing this is something they likely won't pursue to its fullest extent but indeed something annoying. Say for instance, the company is eventually taken over by a bad actor that now wants to put my face on some endorsement f
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