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by nullspace 5y ago
And we are one of those 400+ B2B customers. Didn't know you were just 20+ people! Really, really solid product. Checkly is a very core part of our infrastucture.
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Write-Only Code (2020)(7c0h.com)
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by nullspace 5y ago
heh, just took a look. I don't, in this case, it's worth it. It's "unminified", but it's certainly not readable or at least not worth reading through for a simple application like this. I understand that this i
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by nullspace 5y ago
> I would assume the plan is to either first take over the market Step 1: Introduce free product Step 2: ??? Step 3: Take over market In their docs, they have mentioned they plan to monetize through a parallel product: https:/&#x2F
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by nullspace 5y ago
This is extremely easy to defend from an H1B perspective for an engineer. It just obviously comes under testing the platform that you build, delivering high quality products and building strong relationships with the rest of your team towar
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by nullspace 5y ago
Yes, and even investors.
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by nullspace 5y ago
I am typing this from Firefox, which I switched back to right after Quantum. I don't want to give an impression that I'm a shill, but I'm getting more and more intrigued by Brave every day. I think they made the right call by
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by nullspace 5y ago
Sorry, I beg to differ. I think GitLens is hands down the most useful VCS plugin I've ever used in an editor. Every single day, I find myself reading a line or two of code and wondering who added / changed that line and why. Of co
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by nullspace 5y ago
> the best course of action would be to change my name As someone who has been told this, for other reasons, I empathize. My reaction has always been - "Your system can't even handle names, you need to fix it". Edit: I wis
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by nullspace 5y ago
Yeah, I agree. Microtransactions are indeed the elephant in the room. I purposely spoke about the best games, because once you go below that you run into developers who build games that strongly incentivize you to spend lots and lots of mon
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by nullspace 5y ago
Haha, I don't mean offense, but your comment sounds like "back in the day we did things better". There's a huge variety of really games available on iOS that cater to all but most hardcore gamers. Even the games that see
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by nullspace 5y ago
I get annoyed when I see posts like this with revisionist history. I can't comment on everything but: > Unity (abandoned) You probably don't recall how bad Gnome 3 was initially, and how much better Unity was over Gnome 2. Sure
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by nullspace 5y ago
I think this might apply only if you are married but filing together. Not separately. Not 100 percent sure about this though, so feel free to fact check me. We’ve been doing married filing separately and my wife has been getting the full am
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by nullspace 5y ago
> Which is driven by a welfare system that punishes married couples with lower payments Is this true? If you're not married, then doesn't only one person get to claim the benefits? Not benefits x2?
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by nullspace 5y ago
Yep, it’s usually not possible for a manager to unilaterally fire you here either. However, a manager who has built up trust, by delivering and building a strong team, can tremendously influence that process.
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by nullspace 5y ago
Which is correct right? Someone who avoids pork would definitely avoid those.
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by nullspace 5y ago
Haha, until I read your comment, my reaction was “huh interesting, Russia has banned Huwaei” as well.
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by nullspace 5y ago
Yeah, agree. I think this would kill the App Store model. It's surprising that the stock only dipped by 2%. What am I missing?
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by nullspace 5y ago
This is interesting. I lived in Bahrain for about half my life and left around 2004. At that time, I'd say the USA had a much greater leverage on Bahrain than Saudi did. Although, they were still quite cozy. Has that dynamic changed in
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by nullspace 5y ago
Heh! I don't have Big Sur on my work laptop yet :) So, I'll give it a shot as soon as I can upgrade. The standard chrome dev should be good enough, if that's what it is.
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by nullspace 5y ago
The negativity in this thread is extremely distasteful. :/ Just want to say, I think what can differentiate this from other browsers + extensions will come down to how well-integrated all of it is. Tab fatigue for work browsers is real
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by nullspace 5y ago
On a side note, I find it fascinating that someone who worked on KSplice went on to work on Zulip. Kernel dev and chat software, to me, are two different worlds. Would love to here that story.
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by nullspace 5y ago
We are, in a limited fashion. Can't give too much details (mostly because I'm not directly working on it), but the ability to run in a constrained sandbox and the ability to easily do go style imports from github is seriously usef
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by nullspace 5y ago
I have some personal experience with this. I think what you are trying to do is commendable. Group therapies are also pretty expensive and not accessible for most people except in extreme circumstances. The thing is if you're having sa
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by nullspace 5y ago
It looks like they are still around though, and at least seem to be active. The specific laptop itself, probably not, olpc does not seem to fit this list. I agree.
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by nullspace 5y ago
This is actually really cool, and something I would seriously consider for my house. One question about the economics. You are going to get a lot of cases where people stop subscribing after the furnishing, and then decide they don't r
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by nullspace 5y ago
Yeah, this is the only thing that practically worked, in a complex product I used to work on. - If you ask the devs to do QA, you'll get no bugs other than the ones they already caught during testing and deployment. - If you have a mos
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by nullspace 5y ago
The last email from Greg K-H is a gem for many reasons.[1] """ And to be a bit more clear about this, having other subsystem maintainers drop their unwanted code on this subsystem, _without_ even asking me first is just not v
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by nullspace 5y ago
> they are clearly gamifying trading. > If you want to make the claim RH isn't gamifying trading and therefore the criticisms are off base, please, I invite you to do so. I have used RobinHood just a little bit, and it's not
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by nullspace 5y ago
Maybe I'm just naive, but I find this insanely exciting. Particularly the analogy of Youtube vs TikTok. Having the source code right next to the executable, right there in your browser seems very powerful. If it pans out right, the nex

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