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Maybe. But in a both humorous and serious sense, this isn't a question of complexity being abstracted is it? It's simply transferring a solution to another medium. If not for software I'd solve the indexing issue the same way
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Might I suggest paper notes again? The mental state we go into when jotting things down on paper physically combined with the flexibility seems a shame to have lost. I agree on search which is why I keep a digital index I update every few d
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Marking this idea down for a short science fiction story !
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First thought when reading this article. I fell into this trap too when developing my software stuff and then realised that I was just trying to force something that didn't make sense. My apps don't contain anything that has break
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10y ago
While I'm not sure how much of this might ever be perceived by an average observer, it's worth noting that this is quite likely the most accurate depiction of the path and timings of a solar eclipse ever. Just the sheer amount of
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Ask HN: Will Hackernews be changing it's firebase API to the new console URLs?
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That's the thing with the people spreading bs. Especially if it's personal. They'll go to extraordinary lengths to remind you that it's always following you
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US government subcontractor leaks confidential military personnel data
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Lots of arguments here against an SPA are along the lines of "it probably is the wrong answer to your requirement most of the time". Related question. When is it best to use an SPA? My hunch is that it's not purely about aest
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Well, re the value, I don't feel salary has ever been a great representation of value a person brings to the company. It's decent at a basic level but quickly breaks down as your value grows. But to be honest I feel bothered but a
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As someone who works remotely in a company that does take location into account, I can understand their perspective. I think there's a base value for work and then depending on the power of each dollar earned, there are multipliers to
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10y ago
Just want to throw in some support for what nebabyte said here. The community can be super kind towards this kind of thing. Also, I'm guessing you already have documentation on usage a plenty that you created via the original site so i
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I'm pretty sure Uber has done their research into how to make this work. It's probably not a question of whether they can solve this, it's most likely a question of what they've already done to solve it. This announcemen
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Since I never picked up ruby (I joined Python and now I'm about to pick up ruby). Curious what made you move away and what you've moved to?
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10y ago
Swipe right for more options? :D
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> By this judge's reckoning, you have to just be a robot that sits passively and accepts all the hand exactly as dealt and not use any strategy to play the game to your advantage. That's basically gambling. Which is exactly wha
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Python. Flask. Bootstrap. Docker swarm. Digital ocean. And my own little cli that I modeled after ember cli to generate code in a clean architecture style as recommended by uncle Bob. S3 for storing images and other static stuff. DB gets sw
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Not sure why the parent was down voted. Various things work for different people and I follow something similar. I keep a mantra of sorts going on in my head throughout the day where I tell myself to not be weak and give in to procrastinati
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How to survive (indie) gamedev for 11 years without a hit
(youtube.com)
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My job at buffer. It rescued me from a job which left me sad most days (mostly a difference in cultures there. The people were fine). And did so just in time for our child being born (4 days ahead to be precise). Thanks to that I now work f
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Sigh. Why did spez do this? His entire credibility lost to a bunch of people who made my head hurt when I read their material. I popped over to voat and caught up. I was genuinely thinking there'd be some kind of vague link of emails a
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This is tough to read. I've railed and yelled in meeting about ethics and have ultimately discovered that in nearly every case the money talks louder. I remember this company I worked with that had a sign up with a "add me to the
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Super quick one. One of the things I'm working on at work is a staging env per branch system. We use k8s too. Biggest consideration here is individual environment variables per branch. Eg. For testing we have a separate db to work on s
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This is potentially huge. If other browsers can also jump into this, we could potentially see a rise in a new generation of apps that are local first and enable much richer real time collab features. I might be reading into this wrong but
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Re the bias bit, I do keep checking the featured section of the Firefox extensions. For the longest while, it's been YouTube flash-html5, YouTube all html5, chatzilla, multi links plus. Oh and Gmail notifier. The chrome extensions on t
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As someone who's gone from to-do list tool to todo list tool, I have now settled on paper and pencil. I have a little notebook I carry around with me. Every evening I jot down my "shippables" for the next day into a new page.
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Ask HN: Why has Firefox not really moved forward with the UX of its addon store?
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Twitter releases fully rebuilt version of dev.Twitter.com
(blog.twitter.com)
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Ask HN: For multiprocess/multithreaded tasks, what is the best language now?
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This was actually a lot of fun. Walking through the code to learn more about it :) .
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