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by nutrie 2y ago
"If you cannot make a web application work without JS, it doesn’t belong on the web." Except this often means Electron. Dunno which is worse.
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by nutrie 2y ago
In my experience, teams that work best consist of members who a) have a lot in common in terms of upbringing, education, sense of humor(!) etc., and b) do not/are not forced to compete among themselves too much, which correlates with a
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by nutrie 2y ago
I really like the idea behind this. That's what the Recent view should look like.
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by nutrie 2y ago
Right. And because you said so, I'm supposed to believe it. Man, as a former Data Protection Officer, I can tell you that you're asking for a lovely fine.
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by nutrie 2y ago
I can't wait to pay you so you can harvest my personal information.
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by nutrie 2y ago
Scraping publicly available data from websites is no different from web browsing, period. Companies stating otherwise in their T&Cs are a joke. Copyright infringement is a different game.
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by nutrie 2y ago
I don't. Here's why: * Fair supply chains: After many years of working in Quality Control and Quality Assurance, Supplier Quality Management (I've been on both ends with this one) and related fields (lead auditor, product saf
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by nutrie 2y ago
I just don't get how they're still around. I'd never spend EUR 700 for an android phone. It's sad, but iOS is so much better.
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by nutrie 3y ago
Having had some experience with FreeBSD, I'd pick BSD over Linux any day, the primary reason being its unique consistency, which is after a few days a breeze of fresh air even to a newbie. The vast majority of software that runs on Lin
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by nutrie 3y ago
While you're hundred percent right, the problem here is detachment. For example, many companies' security and procurement teams operate at the top. Downstream teams around the globe have no clue what's coming, it's not i
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by nutrie 3y ago
Do you get paid to discuss political beliefs at work, likely via channels provided to you by your employer? In most western countries, it is in fact against the law to misuse the company's resources for private reasons. Unless your emp
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by nutrie 3y ago
Couldn't agree more. It's disgraceful how some companies these days try to ride whichever, often short-lived, political direction is prevalent at any given moment, just to convince people they are a valid participant in the public
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by nutrie 3y ago
This is very simple. We grow the companies, not the other way around. It's a symptom, not a cause.
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by nutrie 3y ago
I rarely use Windows these days, but IrfanView feels lightning fast compared to the built-in Photos app or whatever they call it. I started using IV I think on Win 98 and it's still as snappy and reliable as it always has been.
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by nutrie 3y ago
I wish somebody built an emulator as fast as xterm and as configurable as something like kitty. Until then, xterm it is.
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by nutrie 3y ago
Adobe in particular is in deep trouble going forward. And it's not just AI.
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by nutrie 3y ago
Not sure about rails, but I'd definitely mount an umbrella on my tail, just in case it rains.
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by nutrie 3y ago
Ditch tags, organize in folders, or don't organize at all. Use search either way. Take your time to give your notes distinct and meaningful names. The rest will be a huge mess no matter what you do. You don't know what you don&#x2
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by nutrie 3y ago
In a nutshell, we did it to ourselves by excessively promoting the novel over the course of many decades. Starting with the avant-garde movements of the 20's, through the communism era (Hasek was a socialist and a communist) to this da
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by nutrie 3y ago
Interesting. I didn't know Svejk was popular at all outside Czechia. I must say, it's somewhat a bittersweet realization. The way I and many other Czechs see it, Hasek did us quite a disservice. Still, if you guys enjoy it, hats d