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Guilds and unions aren’t in place to prevent nepotism, which is difficult to prevent and happens in all industries. Really, that’s just a network effect, albeit a bad one. Labor organizations exist to turn disparate sources of a supply (lab
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Why is this even an issue? The green bubble signifies an SMS/MMS message (or a non Apple Messages, message). I don’t think any non-Apple users are upset that their chat is in a green bubble as opposed to blue. It would have been nice i
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I don’t see anyone specifically talking about CSS, but that is something I still generally just write without any libraries or tools. I do use SASS at times because I like the nesting, but I don’t always bother. In my 20 years working on th
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4y ago
Blitz-scaling is still the primary mindset at a lot of startups (at least where I've worked or the companies I've come into contact with). They may use some other term but the "grab market share as fast as possible and worry
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I think you may be confusing economics terms with moral and ethical distinctions. I’ll grant that the idea of productive and unproductive labor is an outdated economic concept. Regardless, academically defining something as more or less pro
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4y ago
Cultures change constantly. They’re never in a sort of stasis. Culture is just the expressions of a group of humans, how they think, and how they interact. One could argue that rolling back abortion access (which has existed for decades and
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5y ago
I’m not sure I’ve ever felt like I’ve needed to personally organize parts of MDN but I might just subscribe to support the place. Who knows, maybe I’ll love the new features. Notifications could be helpful, though I’m more the “check in whe
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Getting off the gold standard was also fantastic for governments and has resulted in one of the longest histories of economic stability and growth the world has ever seen[0]. We’ve had plenty of alternatives and most of them have been tried
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5y ago
Which "side" are you talking about?
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I find NFT games interesting enough but jeez, .069 ETH is like $260 and that's the entrance fee for the first 10,000 users who want to stake. The art work leads me to believe it's a 2D pixel game and $260 for a pre-order is a LOT
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Sounds like everything you'd expect: Huge travel season and Omicron is highly infectious. > Two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccines or one dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine still offer strong protection against
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5y ago
So by "the end of software" Peter Wang is saying that we'd essentially have AI or Machine Learning making decisions about complex input. I think it's melodramatic to call that "the end of software". It's m
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5y ago
I think it's worth pointing out that this is just an opinion column. I wish HN had a tag or something for opinion pieces since they're so often mistaken for normal news articles (not to say you made that mistake, SQL2219).
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This is pretty cool however Disney has been filming this way for at least a few years using a tool called The Volume[0], so I’m not sure if it’s a revolutionary as they intend it to be. It’s a great way to film since the imagery can be chan
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Ha! This is a novel idea for KV storage. Even reasonably secure if it's the private hosted zone used in the post. I wonder if you used the public zone option and did the nslookup as specified if you'd run into wrong or empty state
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If I had to guess I’d say it’s just market size. I’d bet there’s a larger market if people who want a large, high definition TV for movies and shows than there is for people who want a high definition monitor. Most business uses for monitor
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I’ve been an Engineering Manager, a VP of Platform, and Head of Engineering at a startup I’ve confounded. Here’s my input: Individual contribution is my last priority. Generally, if I try to continue in my previous role as a software engine
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I think the alternative they’re proposing is another Great Depression. Massive loss of homes and jobs with no way out. Businesses permanently crumbling because their customers are impoverished for a generation. But god forbid society take s
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That’s because prevention is better than treatment. Prevention means less spread and can be administered at any time. Monoclonal antibody treatment is only usable within a specific window when a person is already ill. That means the person
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Although it isn’t available on Steam (and so excluded from the data) Escape From Tarkov is built using Unity and it looks and functions incredibly.
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Same. I fire up Endless Sky whenever I need to scratch my Firefly itch for a bit.
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> According to Jacob's mother Sally, her eldest child – who is one of three, with siblings aged 14 and nine – is 'an independent thinker' and has been 'brought up to appreciate the value of natural immunity'. So,
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That’s true of any software you’d use anywhere if you accept the updates of the creator. Linus Torvalds could accept an update tomorrow that surveils people’s data and YES people might notice but plenty of people just accept updates and mov
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I am precisely in your court app wise but I would also need my calendar. I don’t consider it stressful to have and myself and my family are pretty good about adding all of our plans to it so we know what’s going on.
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This is the kind of good, simple advice I always love to see. Keep things simple, have each part of your code do as little as possible, make sure everything is as easy to informally reason about as possible. I also like the part about setti
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CSAM is a hash database. The images are converted to a hash and then compared to the hashes of known pornography of children, not directly viewed. The weirdly less discussed aspect of this is that anyone who is storing their images of any k
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I do most of my gaming on the same Mac Book Pro I work on and I buy pretty much everything on Steam anyway since I can eventually install them on the gaming PC I keep telling myself I’ll build. Not saying it’s a waste of money or time to us
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I’m not an expert but it’s my understanding that the deal is more detailed then that and less about not favoring foreign companies and more about getting one big negotiation done all at once for a large number of industries. I really enjoye
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> Those sound as decent and understandable reasons — except perhaps the #1. I'd avoid going into language comparison contests here — but it's hard to refute that Python is among the few must know languages for DevOps folks and
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Oh, I wouldn't let you get off that easy with posting one of dozens of hokey Wordpress links. I figured you'd try to hide behind the idea that "no one reads the articles that show the truth!" or some such nonsense, and h
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