nomdep

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   by nomdep 4y ago

   Remember, "Americans" believe everything outside USA doesn't count
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   What credibility? They lost it years ago
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   Another reason to block all traffic from Russia and China
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   So… animals
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   During the 60s an 70s, taking part in the downfall of democratic governments (see South America) was an usual Tuesday for the CIA
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   100% that. I my 20s I would have overworked myself at SpaceX without remorse. But doing that for Twitter?! Ridiculous
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   I think it was necessary to build resilience, so it doesn’t affect you in a worse way when you are an adult
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   That’s the thing, I don’t think he was joking at all
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   I would take anything this guy says with a *huge* grain of salt, because when somebody tells you the kind of scumbag they are, you should believe them: https://twitter.com/CaseyNewton/status/1360999318480584704
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    It's not clear to me why the Python Software Foundation let JetBrains to do the survey instead of doing it directly. Does JetBrains pays for the data? Isn't it a bit anti-ethical?
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    Python Developers Survey 2022(surveys.jetbrains.com)

    1 points by nomdep 4y ago|1 comments
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    Talk to the FBI or any authorities, then. I despise the idea of GitHub removing any code just because YOU (anyone) think they are criminals.
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    Is not too late at all. If you remove the "is not my responsibility what my users publish" for forums beyond X thousand users, every forum will stay under that limit and twitter quickly will become thousands of independent sub-twi
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    > ...in the late 90s, there were so many negative articles in the New York Times, vis-a-vis software In retrospective, the New York Times is always wrong about everything. Maybe it should be adopted as a useful heuristic
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    A promised feature feels like something you already have, and just need to wait for a little bit. But your plans can change. Maybe you change your priorities, maybe you discover that a feature is harder to implement than what you tought and
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    Never promise anything to people using your code. Even if they are paying, unless it is in a contract.
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    I suppose it would be nice to make friends through HN, but I don't even read the usernames anymore. And even if I did, with so many comments, I'm not sure I could remember who say what
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    Do NOT bring your whole self to work(nytimes.com)

    1 points by nomdep 4y ago|0 comments
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    Isn’t dropping a giant ice cube in the ocean enough? (<~ Futurama reference) Both are creative attempts of a solution without having to mess with the source of the problem
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    Calling someone “African American” is a symptom of the real problem: pretending you can know how a person is just by knowing their skin color.
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    Since 2016…. But I don’t think it’s profitable anymore
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    Aging programmer(world.hey.com)

    596 points by nomdep 4y ago|367 comments
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    I think it’s a great idea, except that instead of BFF, we should call that layer “a view”. The microservices can be then called “controllers and models”
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    This isn’t a legal requirement to host spam, illegal, hateful or any other content. It says that if your site has more than 50 million visitors AND if you allow red team content, you must also allow blue team content
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    I will ignore that irrational person incapable of seeing the context of a situation
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    I doubt your blog has 50 million visitors, so your argument is ridiculous
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    When a private place has 50 million users it clears that has become a “public place”. Think as if the subway was privately owned
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    Just don’t follow anyone on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram with those views, how is that a ceespool?
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    No, like you said, everything CAN be a political statement but, more often than not, everything is not, by default, a political statement
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    They are searching anybody who they please, even Americans