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by nenadg 2y ago
as an alpine linux enthusiast, i can say that this is fantastic. keep it clean
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by nenadg 2y ago
Nicely done
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by nenadg 2y ago
yeah? now try running 4 years old React project, it's a hell on earth.
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by nenadg 2y ago
Finally.
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by nenadg 2y ago
Internet random person (me) says more than 99% of Google's 25%+ code written by AI has already been written by humans.
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by nenadg 2y ago
> What's wrong with VanillaJS? Absolutely nothing, we all love it, and we also love things built upon that foundation, like TypeScript. But it's optional, and that's a good thing that some people miss to recognize. Therefo
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Corporate Role-Playing Propaganda Standards(chatgpt.com)
4 points by nenadg 2y ago|0 comments
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by nenadg 2y ago
Laibach also got away with it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oD0W6SSBUA
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by nenadg 2y ago
<spoiler> productivity goes 1000+% wages not so much </spoiler>
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by nenadg 2y ago
Nice, got 7/10 overall. Things to improve are killer, got a bit lower results there about things people already complained. Nice
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by nenadg 3y ago
is this called a distro or denomination?
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by nenadg 3y ago
> One of the primary metrics for leadership success at Google is how many people you have under you. that's how bankers used to measure companies (some still do), a sad metric in a wrong place
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Show HN: Marrow Sandbox(getmarrow.com)
1 points by nenadg 3y ago|0 comments
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by nenadg 3y ago
People hating PowerPoint should really try hating invention of gunpowder first then Edison burning down elephants with electrical current.
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by nenadg 3y ago
Being an independent developer is much more fulfilling than any other personal accomplishment
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by nenadg 3y ago
fantastic tool
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by nenadg 3y ago
*i'm not affiliated with the band or blogpost author, just sharing for caring because i like this band very much
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Powerplant are here to make your life weird(realtastymusic.wordpress.com)
2 points by nenadg 3y ago|1 comments
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by nenadg 3y ago
I've been lucky enough to spend some time in Auvers-sur-Oise back in 2012 while at the same time jumping to Amsterdam to van Gogh's museum. It was an interesting experience.
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by nenadg 5y ago
Fantastic. So many well covered use cases, good work man.
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by nenadg 5y ago
Hey, nice job. I would really like to see this on the Web :).
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by nenadg 5y ago
ctrl+f 'fukushima' = 1 match ctrl+f 'chernobyl' = 1 match ctrl+f 'weapons' = 2 matches Good, we are getting over childish concerns about it's safety. Nuclear energy is way better than any other known so fa
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by nenadg 5y ago
Nice work! One question - if I preorder basic plan, can I switch to more advanced plans later?
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by nenadg 5y ago
<joke> Well, well, well it turns out the chemtrails are real </joke>
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by nenadg 5y ago
Looks like a ton of bureaucracy with little or no output. I agree, might be the same thing as a war against the drugs lmfao.
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by nenadg 5y ago
Good luck making it a crime to install program.
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by nenadg 5y ago
It's the same thing as if EU jumped to ban our classic, leather, pocket wallets. Pure bullshit, except if this is marketing?
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by nenadg 5y ago
Pure wapor. How will they ban anonymous wallets?
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by nenadg 5y ago
>Peer recognition works better than bonuses No it does not. It's a scam exposed to freshly graduated so they could 'feel' included and respected. Outside that single room it doesn't mean too much, so people fixate to
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by nenadg 5y ago
Root cause doesn't have to be a single instance of recognizable failure. It can we wrapped variable X, that contains whatever non-deterministic event, process or physical instance. That's the best one can do in certain circumstanc

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