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by nishs 5y ago
Are there particular Adobe product that do this? I use Adobe XD which is subscription-based but it allows saving my work locally.
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by nishs 5y ago
Found a better one with a decent (but tangential imo) criticism. https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2018/04/06/wil... > All those taxes aren’t going to poorer districts; the money goes
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by nishs 5y ago
I found this criticism of the Robin Hood plan: https://www.keranews.org/archive/2005-12-12/texas-schools-an... . Let's examine the substance of the points the article makes. > Yet when the money is being tr
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by nishs 6y ago
Sending you much love. You're more than the salary, bonuses, and gifts. Please try to take to heart the good suggestions in this thread (putting your salary in context of lesser-paid workers in other industries, volunteering). Best wis
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by nishs 6y ago
Also try Apple Music.
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by nishs 8y ago
Right. A war over something as meaningless as this.
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by nishs 9y ago
> Select an element with a jQuery selector. What is a 'jQuery' selector? Is it the same as CSS selectors, or does jQuery support non-standard syntax?
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by nishs 9y ago
Yes—and in the process—give Amazon more of your money.
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by nishs 9y ago
Rather than use a full-fledged framework, I would recommend combining orthogonal packages such as - julienschmidt/httprouter [1] for routing, - jmoiron/sqlx [2] for SQL access, and - gorilla/websocket [3] for websockets sqlx
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by nishs 9y ago
Iris is a poorly maintained project that I would not recommend for production use. See the drama unfold at https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/57w79c/why_you_real... and https://www.reddi
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by nishs 9y ago
s/Indian students/international students ?
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by nishs 9y ago
There's a product named Hosted Comments mentioned in another comment on this post with a similar goal. https://www.hostedcomments.com/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16042162
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by nishs 9y ago
Wrote small Go tools related to the language's AST, using the go/ast and go/build packages. The `predeclared' command finds identifiers that shadow Go's built-in identifiers (make, copy, error, etc.). This type of s
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by nishs 9y ago
An additional tip. Template actions don't necessarily have to be delimited by '{{' and '}}'. Before parsing, you can call Delims to use custom delimiters. func (t *Template) Delims(left, right string) *Template
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by nishs 9y ago
I cannot imagine the mental resolve and training it takes to handle something going wrong in a situation like this.
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by nishs 9y ago
Curious if anyone finds the boxes and colors in the output of CLI tools such as this one useful. If so, why?
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by nishs 9y ago
The webpage says: Bandwidth Restricted The page you have tried to access is not available because the owner of the file you are trying to access has exceeded our short term bandwidth limits. Please try again shortly. At fi
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by nishs 9y ago
what's wrong with being Chinese owned? feels like you're painting with a broad brush. :)
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by nishs 9y ago
This reminds me of TaskPaper, an excellent plain text todo list app for Mac that worked the same way. It's evolved since its early years, but you can still use the original v1 for free. https://www.taskpaper.com/ http
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by nishs 9y ago
On the other hand, I find questions such as "how responsive are people to emails/Slack over the weekends and after 6pm?" utterly loathsome. It is immediately obvious that the question is just a veiled attempt at asking about
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by nishs 9y ago
Could you share a link to the friend's essay?
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by nishs 9y ago
The last case is rarely seen in Go (at least not in the standard library). Accepting for the moment that Go has no exceptions and and error returns are the way to go, the first two cases make sense. The third case ( value, error) is ac
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by nishs 9y ago
The article makes good points, but they feel impractical and/or risky to follow. > At this point you could even get rid of the version altogether and just use the commit hash Right. Until someone brazenly force pushes to a repositor
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Show HN: Create Lyft rides from the command line(github.com)
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by nishs 9y ago
I understand that what Google did was shitty. But then again, the Google Fonts service, as far as I can tell, doesn't have an SLA. At this point, complaining that they switched font weights without notice is equivalent to complaining t
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by nishs 9y ago
FWIW, interns on the team I interned on had the chance to work on experimental, new features that required little to no refactoring. Maintaining existing code was done by developers who knew the code well and were capable of making measured
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by nishs 9y ago
Chrome extension that makes tiny (but worthwhile!) usability improvements to the already great site: https://github.com/nishanths/thin-npr * Opens stories in expanded mode upon opening. No need to click on the
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by nishs 9y ago
FWIW, this is the tool they used: https://github.com/WPO-Foundation/webpagetest
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by nishs 9y ago
Couldn't the minor speed differences in the comparison video [1] in the post be attributed to the variable latencies of server responses? Or is that accounted for somehow? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIywpvHewc0
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by nishs 9y ago
I imagine the final productionized implementation would check either weekly or on boot, whichever is earlier. Only checking on boot would not suffice for many users (including me) who don't reboot their Macs for months.

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