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91.
by ochronus 2y ago
No, it should be fine. Many sw engineering organizations have the concept of a “terminal level”, beyond which growth/promotion is optional.
92.
by ochronus 2y ago
Plus one in this, I reverted my Type II diabetes in 3-ish months by radically cutting out carbs (including sugars) and adding more protein to my diet. My lab results have been consistently in the "OK" range since.
93.
by ochronus 2y ago
I can second the 2s-ish response time (just did a couple of measurements) from Germany. Doesn't bother me, though.
94.
by ochronus 2y ago
well they never said _all_ the essential commands ;)
95.
by ochronus 2y ago
These comments are one of the big reasons I love the HN community. Respect!
96.
by ochronus 2y ago
Ah, somebody (again) misspelled “Pseudoscience and hiring”. Stop categorizing people and test for what you want to test for.
97.
by ochronus 2y ago
Pretty uneventful. It just works.
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by ochronus 2y ago
Thanks, but FF sync is not a solution here. That syncs individual tabs, with no concept of workspaces or groups. I don't want to hand-restore those all the time.
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by ochronus 2y ago
For the containers vs. workspaces - I was sloppy with the term, what I meant is different "views" which include sets of tabs. One slight difference is that containers give you a clean slate for each (as in, if you're logged i
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by ochronus 2y ago
Thanks! Does this sync across FF instances on different machines? It's a bit unclear from the description
101.
by ochronus 2y ago
OMG such a blast from the past :) I used to create a lot of TV interfaces back in the days
102.
by ochronus 2y ago
I'd love to use Firefox, but I've been missing three (subjectively, for me) important features: 1. vertical tabs (now happening, yay!) 2. either tab grouping or workspaces (brave/edge vs. vivaldi style) 3. easy sync-and-resto
103.
by ochronus 2y ago
Yay, finally! It's not there yet in terms of functionality, but it's a step in the right direction.
104.
by ochronus 2y ago
It's really exciting to see this space bloom! Congrats on the launch!
105.
by ochronus 2y ago
I really like the tier of service Hetzner is targeting. You can rent powerful servers for relatively cheap from them, and build your own infra on top if that's your thing. Really depends on what you want to optimize for. You can even d
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by ochronus 2y ago
I see how this mental model is helpful for a lot of people. I think the points he's making about the “unfolding” topic are universally great; at first glance, it looks like a straightforward idea, but we fail at keeping it in mind when
107.
by ochronus 2y ago
Go, Anthropic!
108.
by ochronus 2y ago
Theatre
109.
by ochronus 2y ago
Ah, the good old times :) used to have a lot of fun learning how the system worked by writing DOS (and very early win95) viruses...
110.
by ochronus 2y ago
I use Japanese god/goddess names :)
111.
by ochronus 2y ago
Even if he didn't know how to do it, it'd only be proof that people grow :)
112.
by ochronus 2y ago
In the current architecture, yes. What I'm saying is that architecture is wrong.
113.
by ochronus 2y ago
Oh, good to know! Haven't seen it from this brand yet, thanks for sharing!
114.
by ochronus 2y ago
My favorite!
115.
by ochronus 2y ago
Well, it does have a ton of sugar, though :/
116.
by ochronus 2y ago
Poison? Why would you say so?
117.
by ochronus 2y ago
Yes, as in: allowing (well, requiring?) drivers to run in kernel mode.
118.
by ochronus 2y ago
Well, define "beat" - For me, it'd be a similar performance AND power efficiency combo. Performance itself means nothing if the laptop needs to be charged every 3 hours. You can buy laptops with powerful CPUs now, but the bat
119.
by ochronus 2y ago
I wonder what the logistics of this look like - isn't this just another interrupt while you're in the zone? Or do you do it between two zones, retroactively? Imagine you start working deep on something. Do you simultaneously take
120.
by ochronus 2y ago
That's a clever move, kudos!

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