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by omgmajk 1y ago
These quotes are crazy to me, what kind of world are they living in? > “I think he finds the press to be very disruptive in terms of world peace,” Trump said. “The press is very dishonest.”
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by omgmajk 1y ago
That's because every person who struggles with sleep has heard this advice a thousand times. It just doesn't work for all of us. I lift weights, and I make sure to do big muscle groups. I wake up around the same time every day, is
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by omgmajk 1y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40011100 (2024, 64 comments)
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by omgmajk 1y ago
> simple ones like FizzBuzz where it's just a quick filter I stumbled across a thread in r/cscareerquestions or maybe r/cscareers a while ago where several people argued that fizzbuzz was too hard because: "no-one is
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by omgmajk 1y ago
This is so real, Dark Souls has helped me immensely in keeping my concentration up for work and other things in life. It's very good at teaching you lessons that translate to real life.
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by omgmajk 1y ago
Are you me? I feel like this 100% mirrors myself. I've been slowing down the learning, I have a list of things I need to get myself to learn but I just can't find the energy to poke and prod. But I have started reading more books
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by omgmajk 1y ago
BankID is owned by a cartel of our biggest banks but effectively, in real life, is basically mandatory. It's used with (mostly) everything here and it's hard to get a new one if you let some other things slip, like your passport o
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by omgmajk 1y ago
About a year ago I did the opposite, I bought an ASUSTOR and noticed the software was terrible, didn't want to fiddle too much with it because it was within return to store range still. Returned it and got a Synology. Then they release
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by omgmajk 1y ago
Forced, no. The consulting company that employs me is talking about AI constantly and our internal viva engage is full och people talking about it. None of them are programmers. The client I work at, through them, has made some tools availa
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by omgmajk 1y ago
Turned 40 this year. Started coding as a teenager but didn't work with it until more recently.
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by omgmajk 1y ago
Since I can't edit the original comment, this seems to be untrue now but when I originally clicked the link from here it 100% did download the pdf directly, I tested it twice.
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by omgmajk 1y ago
But downloads a pdf.
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by omgmajk 1y ago
Ah, Doom in Grafana Visualizations - finally I can rip and tear at work.
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by omgmajk 1y ago
Read earlier in the thread that they run the open sourced version https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44099315
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by omgmajk 1y ago
I'm working on a isometric rpg/turn based strategy game with a sci-fi theme, currently in the writing and design phase with very little code done. It's gonna be a multi-year project. Nothing to show, sadly :(
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by omgmajk 1y ago
It's a shame, I have been a Pocket user for a long time and I use it daily with my Kobo e-reader now. It was also a little money from me every month for Mozilla, I use Firefox so I felt like it was worth it.
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by omgmajk 2y ago
This is the funnies thing I have read all week. :D
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by omgmajk 2y ago
Local social media used to be huge here in Sweden, we had options for everyone long before facebook or x/twitter was a thing. Great times.
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by omgmajk 2y ago
This is really a reddit moment but I can't resist, username truly checks out. To add something to the conversation I am reading the expanse right now and I really like it. It's the mix of goofy and dark that gets me.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I'm trying to start making games so I am learning graphics programming at the moment, and some physics. Currently work primarily with automation and embedded so it's quite different.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I still use IrfanView to this day, all the way back since mid 90'ies. It's a fantastic piece of software with a great legacy and I wouldn't trade it for any modern photo software. So snappy and functional, works like a charm.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
It's not really hard to see why though. Software which only real saving grace is a better license model than the bigger fish gets bought by another bigger fish to ultimately, most likely, get put in the same license model.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I see this stuff more and more, maybe like four times in the last week just from links I have clicked from the HN frontpage. Other visitors, doing their thing. I really dislike it.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Most comments in this thread reminds me of the discussion we had under a discussion about Fortran recently, here's the comment thread regarding Pascal https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38966342
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by omgmajk 3y ago
It's why I listen to a lot of vinyls. During the day/at work/gaming/coding I generally go for Spotify, but when doing chores, cooking or hanging out with the missus we listen to whole albums a lot.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Dark reader crashes too much and too often for my liking. I still use it but I would love for an alternative to emerge.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Dang said it was due to a single user sending lots of emails about the orange icon looking bad on the christmas theme HN uses for the top bar (orange on red).
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I did not, but now I really want to read the site.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Site is, in fact down. > 508: Resource Limit Is Reached
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Three years and over 70 flights. That is pure wonder! RIP little guy, you did well.

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