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by phgn 5y ago
I've read this before, it's likely not by "Will Ye Will Ye" ;)
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by phgn 5y ago
https://archive.is/pdYHy
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by phgn 5y ago
That's what I want. A local-only Postman without too many features or configuration overhead. Insomnia is almost perfect for that.
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by phgn 5y ago
> No one ever explained to me that recruiters are also one of the best career resources you can find. For increasing your salary, and potentially finding a role you'd take. I'd not categorize this as "career resources&quot
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by phgn 5y ago
> It's fine though, gas stations don't make any money selling fuel. All their money comes from the captive audience. Interesting thought -- EV charging might be even easier to make money from then, once there's sufficient
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by phgn 5y ago
> More customers using the Supercharger network enables faster expansion. This seems like the core motivation here -- more people using the chargers justifies a larger investment and a better user experience (more availability) in the sh
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by phgn 5y ago
TIL you can create polls on HN via https://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll I haven't seen one here in a long time. Maybe the algorithm doesn't particularly like poll posts?
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by phgn 5y ago
I don't understand why they're not supporting the VSCode extensions format [0]. There could be a different UI integration, but why duplicate the rest? Maybe they're really targeting a different audience. [0] https:/&#x2
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by phgn 5y ago
Interestingly, when I first saw this thread I thought Nova was an alternative to XCode. An actual native alternative for writing Swift -- Panic seems like in the best position to do that. But no, webdev it is.
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by phgn 5y ago
Like the Facebook outage a few months ago, when their DNS being down prevented them from communicating interally.
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TheFuck: Magnificent app which corrects your previous console command(github.com)
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You Never See Your Friends Anymore (2019)(theatlantic.com)
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A Plea for Culinary Modernism (2015)(jacobinmag.com)
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Are We Really Engineers? (2021)(hillelwayne.com)
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by phgn 5y ago
I created my own calendar like this 2 days ago. You can mark all kinds of significant events you remember and see how they fit into your life so far. It's incredible how much things change over a few years time. Tip: If you're fro
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by phgn 5y ago
> Mobile is the largest segment in gaming, with nearly 95% of all players globally enjoying games on mobile. Through great teams and great technology, Microsoft and Activision Blizzard will empower players to enjoy the most-immersive fra
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by phgn 5y ago
Now, that's curious. Microsoft can't allow itself [0] the kinds of culture scandals Blizzard still seems like it doesn't care about. [0] At least if they want to maintain all the government work they do.
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by phgn 5y ago
Maybe we can learn more from them than they can learn from us.
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by phgn 5y ago
Just like the trend with big news media in general -- they understandably care about popularity, not facts. Why do we listen to those journals then, for the topics we care about?
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Good and Bad Procrastination (2005)(paulgraham.com)
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Web3: A Map in Search of Territory(the-crypto-syllabus.com)
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James Maa’s Productivity Hacking Guide (2012)(jamesmaa.com)
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The Problems with 5-Star Rating Systems, and How to Fix Them (2019)(hbr.org)
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The Hut Where the Internet Began (2013)(theatlantic.com)
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by phgn 5y ago
How does shutting down nuclear power plants help us to use less energy?
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by phgn 5y ago
IMHO, you don't need to be informed about it. It's tiring how Covid gets mentioned in nearly every conversation, but people just reiterate opinions they heard. What's the value of "discussions" like that? You feel l
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by phgn 5y ago
I sincerely hope this isn't real.
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by phgn 5y ago
He sold an earlier company to Twitter, pretty sure he already is "rich" (most of us here are, comparatively). I'd like to think about Moxie as the most honourable person in all of this. Leaving the CEO role could be a sign th
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by phgn 5y ago
You're right, sorry I have misread this then. According to Wikipedia, MobileCoin uses its own blockchain based on mechanics from Stellar and Monero [0]. That also makes a lot more sense technically, and explains the supposed 4 years of
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by phgn 5y ago
Here's the direct link to the comments from MobileCoin's CEO (not Moxie): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26726246 Funny how he avoids answering any questions about financial incentives and token sales. Edit:

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