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by n42 4y ago
I don't know. Forums like this, at companies like this, are maintained by one of marketing, sales, success, or some blend of the three (revops? engagement? pick your poison). In the best case, a low level employee made bad choices. Mor
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by n42 4y ago
Why does 1Password always bring so much controversy in discussion forums? I’ve been a happy paying customer for 10 (!) years. I was there for the migration to a subscription model. I introduced Teams at my company eagerly when it launched.
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by n42 4y ago
are you complaining about a docs page being a pile of docs?
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by n42 4y ago
It’s important to time this well and start doing it as soon as you have your feet on the ground, and the hard part is to hit the ground running. Too early and you crash, too late and you grind to a halt edit: missed “6 months”, I live in an
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by n42 4y ago
Oh my god, it finally happened! I've been waiting for someone to make something like this for ages. The best part is I can use this for my own work without forcing my team to. Thanks for sharing! So far, it seems pretty good.
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by n42 4y ago
I am using these exact cables for this reason, same issues. They did seem to resolve the resolution/refresh rate problem, but I'm getting visual noise/the sleep/wake problems
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by n42 4y ago
Is your monitor 60hz, or a higher refresh rate?
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by n42 4y ago
Thanks for your anecdote. I'm trying to isolate variables with little success Is your monitor 60hz, or a higher refresh rate?
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Ask HN: How on earth are you using your Apple computer with external displays?
83 points by n42 4y ago|107 comments
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by n42 4y ago
Sorry, this sounds like classic smelly person nonsense. Have you ever asked anyone you trust to tell you if you smell? I’m more inclined to believe you’re just blind to your own stank, same as you can’t smell your own home until you’ve been
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by n42 4y ago
I have found that higher level management works in sort of.. higher order derivatives of process. they end up having to use bullshit sounding terms like this as a result. the more you get into management, the more meaningful those sentences
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by n42 4y ago
This is short sighted and I will happily hire the talent you are missing out on
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by n42 4y ago
Real-Time Rendering https://smile.amazon.com/Real-Time-Rendering-Fourth-Tomas-Ak...
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by n42 4y ago
I am thoroughly entertained by how this elicited an emotional reaction from me. I guess I feel loyal to the site. Posting this here embodies the spirit of Hacker News in a weirdly layered meta commentary. I’m probably thinking too hard abou
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by n42 4y ago
if submodules work for you, there’s no point in changing how you’re working. that said, monorepos solve a certain set of real problems for organizations by allowing contributions across code bases from one VCS repository, and by reframing t
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by n42 4y ago
Shape Up seems to have been gaining traction: https://basecamp.com/shapeup/webbook in my opinion, it feels more like agile than Agile™
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by n42 4y ago
thanks for sharing this.
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by n42 4y ago
this acronym is ubiquitous in the industry of this site and anyone who follows his blog. it's not unreasonable. I'm shocked someone commenting on Hacker News doesn't know it.
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by n42 4y ago
This is the part that struck me. I honestly think this could happen to more people than are willing to admit. One weird feedback loop in a bubble away, like you say.
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by n42 4y ago
What’s your title and your employer’s market cap? I need to know how seriously I should consider your opinion.. Yes, Nix is incredibly complicated and needs to improve to see more adoption. I was just commenting on the weird flex of the OP.
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by n42 4y ago
So you found a concept that didn’t come naturally to you. If you are as successful at this field as you want us to believe, you would probably have learned by now that all technologies click differently for different people depending on the
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by n42 4y ago
This trait is more about phase fit than role fit
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by n42 4y ago
well, I wouldn’t, because it has a switch that can be easily thrown and it costs way too much for what it does. so I don’t understand its market. but if it weren’t for those reasons not to use it, then I might for the same reason I would us
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by n42 4y ago
Hopefully it’s quite a firm switch
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by n42 4y ago
am I missing something, or is that a giant paddle power switch that can/will be accidentally pushed downward to off while working? edit: nope, that's exactly what that is. $1,200 for a mixer you can't use live without duct ta
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by n42 5y ago
why don't you click the link and find out?
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by n42 5y ago
I am not a fan of Vercel's strategy, but exactly how is the open source and MIT licensed Next.js a walled garden?
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by n42 5y ago
that's not your bad habit, that's just how language evolves naturally. like I said, a pet peeve. the part that makes me twitch is that the evolution of the term is happening in a hobbyist community, where I've never heard a p
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by n42 5y ago
it’s such a pet peeve, but the unRAID community normalizing the usage of “Dockers” for “Docker containers” makes me twitch.
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by n42 5y ago
Nix builds, tests and publishes more than 80,000 packages, continuously on every commit, for multiple target platforms, via one monorepo.. without Docker. It’s not just for building machines, that is NixOS and its module system, which is a

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