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by nhumrich 6y ago
You have a good point. If existing aid programs ceased to exist, then the tax rate probably wouldn't need to change at all.
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The returns diminish over time. What you learn over those years is incredibly helpful, as it takes a lot of breadth/depth and time. But the rate at which you learn things goes down. Similar to learning a foreign language. At first you
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So is python
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by nhumrich 6y ago
Two absolute must reads: Peopleware Accelerate: The Science of Lean Software Both are scientifical approaches to what makes effective teams.
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by nhumrich 6y ago
Similarly, logging too much makes logs meaningless. Purpose-based specific log platforms can be useful, like, stack traces go to sentry, tracing goes to jaeger, stdout for global context stuff, etc. All of these going in one stream makes i
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by nhumrich 6y ago
> I include a random environment variable that I can keep track of which dictates how the password will be generated for a specific user depending on the information provided. And we are set! I don’t need to know my users’ password, I tr
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by nhumrich 6y ago
> doesnt add anything This entire discussion thread exists because of that one little thing. In other words, it adds marketing value. Getting people to discuss your product, even if negative, is still free marketing.
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College is "digital goods" these days.
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The library asyncpgsa allows you to use sa with asyncpg, just like aiopg.
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I have an ergodox and all the "middle" button are brackets, [],{},(). Its amazing. You can also set shift to type a letter (such as a bracket) on stroke, but be shift on hold.
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I am really excited for this. I have constantly felt like nurses was under-whelming, yet very very difficult to do anything with (lots of boiler plate).
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Notion actually announced new pricing hours before Microsoft announced this.
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Datagrip. I love the tight integration with PyCharm.
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Of all places, this is the one site that doesn't need dark mode. There are hundreds of clients. Dark reader on both chrome and Firefox. Stylish allows you to change the css to your own. This is a site for hackers. Quite literally. So
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Prices based on amazon in the US of the same parts (or similar available parts) listed. Computer: $207 Graphics: $55 Ram: $20 Whats interesting is that (s)he was able to buy the computer for cheaper than the graphics card. And wow, prices a
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by nhumrich 6y ago
Just playing devils advocate: is it ethical to pay someone SF salary despite them living in a third world country where they are essentially richer than kings and can wreak havoc on the economy/culture if they themselves aren't et
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> cant say when it became something of value As soon as banks started allowing SSNs themselves instead of requiring an SSN card for establishing lines of credit.
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by nhumrich 7y ago
No. Seems to be supporting all versions of tls. https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=krebsonsecuri...
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by nhumrich 7y ago
No location at all? Isnt that fairly important?
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There is.
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I want to like jitsi, but have yet to use it without participants in the meeting having issues. It doesn't remember hardware selection, so if the default hardware is incorrect, you have to change it every time. Often people arent able
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by nhumrich 7y ago
Dark reader actually has a js library you can add to your site to allow people to essentially toggle it on, wothout having the extension. Dark mose for free, basically.
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Open source projects get all "paid" features for free.
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"approval" isnt really needed at all unless there are compliance requirements. A comment or reaction of :+1: is usually sufficient. Two years ago, github itself didn't even have approvals on pull requests. So yes, I think i
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by nhumrich 7y ago
Github actions is nowhere near as polished/mature ad gitlab ci. Github actions feels more like a "hack blocks together" than a true pipeline.
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Your number actually makes the number sound more reasonable. 800k of 25 million is about 3%. 3 million of US population of 300million is 1%.
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I think it moreso has to do with that we ourselves only put time into so many things. For example, I myself probably read 99 or more articles on HN for every 1 I actually comment on. Take that to a general level, there are a lot of platfoms
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Thats what is most interesting about human innovation and creativity in general. There are very very very few original ideas out there. Almost any idea anyone has had, a large number of people have had it. And most innovation is just tiny t
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Or, you could just use slack. It has a recurring message thing as well, which you can set on a channel.
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If that were true, why does every director/principal/VP/ceo spend almost the entire week in meetings?

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