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by ngngngng 4y ago
> doing this is the number-one way to causally make code totally unreadable. Absolutely, my immediate thought as well. I believe my experience reading and writing Go has been more pleasant than in other languages because people writing G
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by ngngngng 4y ago
Yeah, anonymously on hacker news where I'm probably below the median lol
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by ngngngng 4y ago
> No one is as impressed with your frugalness as you are. Haha, you're totally right. I picked it up from my extremely frugal father and I consciously try and fight it a bit.
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by ngngngng 4y ago
> Purchase the most recent tourist guidebook to your home town or region. You’ll learn a lot by playing the tourist once a year. This is a great idea, though I try and keep the same principle in mind. I grew up in a very popular tourist
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by ngngngng 4y ago
Yes but I’ll let you google search “Utah job postings badass” yourself
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by ngngngng 4y ago
"Fuck" and "badass" are relatively common in job postings in Utah. I assume it's because people from out of state are worried they'll join a company with a bunch of stiff Mormons so we need a signal to let them
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by ngngngng 4y ago
Of course, and backlit screens have issues with visibility under high light conditions due to the backlight. I live most of my life in well lit environments, and sleep most of the time when it is dark.
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by ngngngng 4y ago
Today was the first day any non reviewers have been receiving them. Mine should be here within the next day or two.
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by ngngngng 4y ago
That's pretty insulting to the people that spend the better part of the last decade making this happen
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by ngngngng 4y ago
They said they should be done with group 1 within the next month and group 2 will start immediately after.
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by ngngngng 4y ago
Great opportunity for a "current thing" banner service. Pop some javascript in your site and we'll add a banner to the top of any page for whatever you should be supporting at the moment.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Well, I just think they're neat
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by ngngngng 5y ago
> bought an iPhone mini. That's funny, I was one of those people, bought one, and now I see them everywhere. I chat with coworkers and random people about it and we're all in the same boat. Always wanted a mini phone, bought it
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by ngngngng 5y ago
So prosecute a few of them
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I confess, I read the comments before the article. You weren't kidding. Maybe english isn't their first language?
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Mike Lee's office always responds to me, but I've yet to get a response that says anything other than "I disagree with you."
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Ask HN: How to Read Technical Books?
2 points by ngngngng 5y ago|2 comments
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by ngngngng 5y ago
> It creates a really asymmetric power dynamic. This is a big reason I can't stand the culture of twitter. When I interact with someone on Reddit, the two of us are on equal footing. There are many other strange Reddit specific cult
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I would have to drive for ten hours to reach one, that's pretty much what I assumed anyway. There are a ton more plants in the eastern US than I would have guessed though.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Everything is limited if there are enough bots and scalpers.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
> people who go into that line of work often do care about making people's lives better. That's a fine motive, but it's similar to joining Facebook in order to help people improve their attention span
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I don't care if it's pasteurized by me or someone else, I just don't want it homogenized. It's more fun that way.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
> Better than an ISA is an income-dependent loan with some minimum amount that must be paid back regardless of the program outcome. Sure, but this is just about the least sexy thing I've ever read. This is the sort of boring, increm
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by ngngngng 5y ago
> the main function of college in America seems to be extending adolescence and deferring dealing with the real world. I don't know if I'd go so far as to say that it is the other "main function" but ohhh boy does thi
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Yeah I was surprised that wasn't clearly stated in the incident report. They made it sound like I wasn't logged in when the outage occurred when I'm always logged in across all my devices.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
My small town has to spend so much money repairing roads damaged by large trucks that we considered a weight limit or perhaps a fee for vehicles over a certain GVW, but anything of the sort is illegal in our state to implement so we're
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by ngngngng 5y ago
This is a good question for the playdate discord where a few Panic employees hang out to answer questions. From their previous related answers I believe the playdate is extremely flexible.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
> I believe it's some kind of social experiment. Like his entire online persona is an experiment. I like the theory, though as someone that's been exploring content creation I really think it's often just necessary to act
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I haven't read his book or followed him online extensively, but I credit Kenji with my first breakthrough in cooking food that was better than what I can get in a quality restaurant. His "Late Night Cheeseburger" video produc
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by ngngngng 5y ago
We can't all fight every single battle there is. And it's not unreasonable to do a cost/benefit analysis on something like this. Dude just wants to live his life, he's already sacrificed quite a bit.

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