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by outime 6y ago
I would honestly like to know what’s the point of these comments. This person offers a free, open-source and cross-platform offline app in the most cost-effective way as a single developer not willing to make money and then one person comes
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by outime 6y ago
I wrote a bit about it here in HN [1]. Not everyone is the same but for me quitting gave me back the chilled mood and personality I had before starting with coffee several years ago. I didn't realize coffee took it away until kind of r
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by outime 6y ago
Exercise and sauna are truly essential for me and I happen to live in Finland so the latter is very accessible. I notice how my mood goes down quickly (specially approaching winter) if I don't exercise even if other parts of my life ar
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by outime 6y ago
I've been living in Finland for close to 10 years and I'm from Spain. Came to study an university degree and stayed after that. If you're pretty young and you work in FAANG then stay where you are and save money. When you get
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by outime 6y ago
I read "How to change your mind" last year and I tried this. It worked very well. As many studies indicate, it temporarily disables/decreases DMN (among other effects) which is exactly what a depressed person would need: brea
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by outime 6y ago
It happens a lot in Spain as well. I met many people (always men) who had to deal with similar situations. Unfortunately in some countries, forming a family can really go south for the guys if the woman decides so.
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by outime 6y ago
This aligns with my anecdotal experience. I started with PHP more than a decade ago and every company I've worked for (very large, large and medium-sized) has migrated away from it or never touched it. I don't see any sort of rena
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by outime 6y ago
Fasting might be a bit risky at advanced ages but reducing carbs (not only sugar) to the minimum for quite a while and then being very conscious about the intake in the future is the key to success. Also you'll lose some weight which c
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by outime 6y ago
I have been using Terraform since 0.11 and it's always allowed to destroy resources, what do you mean?
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by outime 6y ago
Yeah, it's a big difference. I hope it's just for views and not that the author sees it that way. Money that's not in your hands isn't yours and may never be yours.
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by outime 6y ago
I haven't said anything about black markets but: >You would sell something like this, so someone can be spied upon or maybe literally chopped to pieces? Jesus, not everything is about money Not me, not you, but many people make it a
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by outime 6y ago
I have been reading the same prediction my whole life so I'm sure this will be a boom at some point by pure chance. But I tend to think that those solutions already exists, and the typical tool coming to mind is WordPress. You literall
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by outime 6y ago
How does attacking Facebook dismiss the fact that Telegram has your raw conversations and can monetize them?
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by outime 6y ago
Your example is similar to a WordPress developer saying they adopted modern PHP - sure, they were on PHP already. But at least Vimeo still wanted to stick to PHP so that's one positive point.
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by outime 6y ago
Compared to WhatsApp, they do have access to all messages from every person (except for the few people using secret chats) and group so I'd not be very surprised if they started to mine that data somehow if they really want the money.
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by outime 6y ago
Maybe I'm not in the right circles but I see absolutely no renewed interest towards PHP. Is there any reason to believe that? Honest question - PHP was my first language (or second if you want to consider mIRC scripting) and I have not
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by outime 6y ago
It's a good example. I'm happy to donate to Mozilla for the goal of an open web, nothing else. And since I don't agree with everything else that they do and sell as within their mission I simply stopped donating long time a
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by outime 6y ago
>I thought my comment was phrased in a way that was polite and direct. Well, I said I wouldn't want a NGO to use my money to take any stance unrelated to their original apolitical goal and your follow-up questions is along the lines
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by outime 6y ago
No, not really. If I want to donate to achieve a specific technical goal (e.g. documentation about something completely apolitical) and nothing else that's not a political stance.
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by outime 6y ago
There are NGOs that don't take public stances, you just have to look out for them (depends on your country as well I guess?). It's fine if you want to accept everyone is corrupt and will have hidden causes ("that's naive
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by outime 6y ago
I'm not OP but I think you're reading between the lines. I feel OP though - I'd donate to a cause if my money doesn't go towards political alignments of any kind. I'm tired of NGOs or similar entities taking stances
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by outime 6y ago
When reading the title I literally thought someone managed to break into asos.com (the clothing store) as the branding itself is also in capital letters and everything.
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by outime 6y ago
It's often journalists the ones blowing dumb stuff out of proportion because an article about a couple people saying outrageous stuff (even if it's the ~0.0001% of the population that you state) brings eyeballs and keeps the addic
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by outime 6y ago
With restrictions I meant if you want to distribute your apps in iOS, you must use the App Store and pay your fee (the yearly one as well). What other option do you have right now? None, and that's why devs are there right now .
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by outime 6y ago
It's good to see that a chunk of HN (the ones who upvote/downvote, including myself) see that HN is formed by humans and therefore it has its own biases and that fake news aren't an external evil that can't just appear h
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by outime 6y ago
It definitely was my #1 reason and I'm happy to see this announcement. I'll check Svelte out soon as it already looked quite promising to me.
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by outime 6y ago
At least for some people, not everything is about making money and in our field there are plenty of examples.
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by outime 6y ago
>Of course I don't want to generalize, but But you did, and it makes me sad to see the testosterone blaming stuff here. To be honest, I do remember online communities being much nicer back then (we're talking 14 years ago here)
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by outime 6y ago
To be fair I expect that somebody outside my circle would like it at least! Now that being said: >Issues usually came from people who didn't know how to make robust pipelines or leverage TC's functionality and felt like they ha
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by outime 6y ago
Maybe not worse than the "first version of Jenkins" but it's quite bad and I have never ever heard "I like TC UI" from anyone in any job, they all disliked it or outright hated it (myself included). And after so man

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