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by nawgz 5y ago
As a former CSGO player who would've said this previously... Valorant is impressively legit
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by nawgz 5y ago
I experienced some initial configuration pain with their Package Registry, but after generating PATs for local use and passing secrets thru the CICD build runner nicely - and using yarn - I have had no issues publishing nor installing my o
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by nawgz 5y ago
I will give a high-level overview. Essentially, it is a workflow runner. You can set up "jobs" in a "pipeline" (dependency graph of jobs), and each job is just a bit of yaml. This yaml has individual keys controlling th
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by nawgz 5y ago
I am not a big shop - I work on a team on the order of 10 We use GitLab as our "one place to do the entire software development lifecycle". It's a really good CI/CD runner in my opinion, the .gitlab-ci.yml files are expr
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by nawgz 5y ago
> I'm claiming that both interviewer and interviewee have a similar workload I do not know what this means or what relevance it holds to our context. > and that usually only one party feels like they need to engage, the other is
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by nawgz 5y ago
You claim developers that are show skills of collaboration thru acts like vocalizing their thought processes, ensuring mutual understanding of a problem, brainstorming, and ability to approach and deconstruct a technical problem with anothe
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by nawgz 5y ago
"My life after quitting social media - I post to my private blog and share it to HN. Totally not social nor media" - durmonski
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> I'm generally an avid beliver in free markets as an agent for positive change, so these types of "revelations" are really disheartening > What are the solutions to this? Not believing in propagandist fairy tales? The
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by nawgz 5y ago
The tweets not loading is clearly intentional. They want you signed in, preferably on a native client where they can track more invasively. That said, I fully agree - the website is literal garbage despite its insane simplicity, and there w
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by nawgz 5y ago
As someone who just ordered a 60% and found themself amazed at how usable it was - even missing classic keys like the arrow keys - I also can't believe they would go for numpad. Very oldschool for such a modern product.
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by nawgz 5y ago
I mostly agree, there is an omission of "edible" after "totally" that makes it read confusingly. However, I find the last sentence - "blood bath and genocide" - to be very out of place, to the point where invok
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by nawgz 5y ago
1Password and Dropbox being on Electron seems absurd. Regardless, you kind of hit on the point - Slack & VSCode are basically non-optional, maybe for other people it's some other combo. Pop, on the other hand, only has potential to
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by nawgz 5y ago
That is what was done. > The arthritis incidence in the patients receiving Lyme vaccine occurred at the same rate as the background in unvaccinated individuals. In addition, the data did not show a temporal spike in arthritis diagnoses a
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by nawgz 5y ago
Prions are an obvious exception, but I don't think I agree with carcinogens. Perhaps I'm unaware. Can you point to any carcinogen which a single exposure to would result in a >0.05% death rate in the exposed population?
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by nawgz 5y ago
Are pesticides and GMO foods - two things which are reapplied on a frequent basis, relatively speaking - actually comparable to an instance in time where someone received one or two shots once? I think the most famous/deadly instances
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by nawgz 5y ago
Maybe you shouldn't revert to facile claims which don't even support your point, such as implying that a single good platform with good standards justifies never building anything cross-platform ever in any context?
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Reading the above comment, this was the necessary point to pull his cell phone info, not link him to "all" fires; after such a suspicious interaction, the warrant was granted to pull records, and the case strengthened further.
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by nawgz 5y ago
> > and disregard platform-specific semantics > Again, this is a bad thing for users. Can you make a supporting argument for this? You state it as fact. I do not see why globally strong UI/UX should be a bad thing for users ju
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by nawgz 5y ago
> It is worse because it is resource hog and slow even on high end machines And what of other factors? If it is worse in the dimensions you list but superior in: * accessibility * cross-platform capability * debuggability * library avail
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Or you can use cross-platform solutions which are themselves good tools, and disregard platform-specific semantics in favor of globally good UI/UX and let your tool stand on its own with no need for unnecessary, repetitive, error-prone
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> For the actual user, the experience is inconsistent with the rest of their system. This point is moot. If your argument is that each system has its own GUI semantics, and the developer fails the user by not developing within those sema
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> > consistent across OS versions and platforms. > This is an upside for the developer only. Strongly disagree. How is a consistent user experience enabling developers to support more platforms at a higher level of quality going to
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by nawgz 5y ago
Can you say some ways it is more complex than other type systems? I think type systems are inherently complex. From my perspective, I feel user-facing complexity is quite low in TypeScript in some key ways. You can write your type declarati
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by nawgz 5y ago
TypeScript is not really big and complex, it's just a type system. The only real pain with TypeScript vs. a language with native static types is that TypeScript requires a bit of extra work to fiddle with the compiler, otherwise when i
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by nawgz 5y ago
> show me the breakdown of vaccine rates by different groups Well, here's the first google result of such a search: https://www.kff.org/policy-watch/the-red-blue-divide-in-covi... > in my state Who cares abo
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by nawgz 5y ago
Yarn 2 has killer features - environment-independent lockfiles - yes, you can have the same lockfile and run it behind different proxies with the same result now! very strong for corporate proxy situations with external dev teams - p
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Sure, but lead has multiple known mechanisms which would indeed cause individuals to be more likely to commit crime, and serious efforts to get lead out of fuel correlated pretty strongly with a maxima in crime rates that had been steadily
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> you mean only data comparing outcomes in placebo versus vaccine groups? I concede it may be the only data comparing death rates in two randomly selected groups, but I completely contest that I "[was] shown evidence that the origin
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> I think it's a very reasonable position to be skeptical of that claim And you believe this based entirely on wildly outdated data that tracks deaths per cohort without tracking infections per cohort, despite this same literature s
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None of these articles support the claim that "death rates are the same in fully vaccinated vs un/partially vaccinated populations". Probably because no such literature exists.

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