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by philote 5y ago
Any recommendations on getting Discord notifications to reliably show up in a reasonable time on mobile? That's the one big issue I have with Discord. Otherwise I find it very useful.
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by philote 5y ago
I guess it depends on the country. Here in the US trucks don't have limiters.
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by philote 5y ago
I also prefer the close paren to be on it's own line. Besides how it looks, it feels easier to me to add to the code inside the parens (but this is likely because I use vim).
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by philote 5y ago
Personally I prefer my code to read more like a sentence instead of being split up into too many lines.
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by philote 5y ago
To me it's not about getting free content, it's about not paying with my information and being unable to pay any other way. If a site wants to use ad networks that track me across the web, too bad for them. And also too bad if t
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by philote 5y ago
In my case, I'm the senior engineer and the rest of the team are juniors. There's generally not much I can ask them that they'd know the answer for. On the other hand, looping them in is a good learning experience for them
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by philote 5y ago
Yep, sounds similar to a hypnagogic state.
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by philote 5y ago
It's straightforward to call sync functions from async ones. Are you referring to the fact that those sync functions could block and cause the async code to perform worse? I admit it's a few more lines of code to write a script
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by philote 5y ago
Just curious, have you seen any studies or evidence on whether omicron has caused the micro-clotting that seems to be the cause of some of these long-term effects? Everyone seems to be saying the effects of omicron are not as bad, but that
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by philote 5y ago
Yes, just before the pandemic we moved from a major city out to a rural, mountainous area. The area we moved to is much quieter and more full of nature, and yet we can somehow get fiber/gigabit internet while we could only get cable i
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by philote 5y ago
If it's a type of exchange where that may happen, then neither side likely needs the money. It's best to get just give a card. I think cash is more appropriate for parents/grandparents/aunts giving money to their kids&
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by philote 5y ago
The headline makes it sound like Blizzard is throwing shade on unionizing by pointing out only the potential negative side of unions. And you don't find it odd that Blizzard is only concerned about their employees' welfare when th
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by philote 5y ago
I was just telling my son about POV-Ray yesterday, since he's starting to learn to use Blender and I dabbled with POV-Ray as a teen. I'm quite impressed that it's still being actively developed 30 years later.
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by philote 5y ago
Plus, isn't it MAANA now? (Meta and Alphabet)
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by philote 5y ago
Hah, I wasn't taking FerretDB seriously because it mentioned it was previously MangoDB. I was only familiar with https://github.com/dcramer/mangodb .
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by philote 5y ago
I have to agree with you. At least in my experience this seems true (with a few exceptions). I feel that devs that rely on auto-complete and such of an IDE are never really forced to know the libraries and code they're using. To me i
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by philote 5y ago
Yep, and I'm guessing there are also groups of emoji that work the same when merged with another emoji. For example, I think any monkey emoji + bread gives monkey bread.
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by philote 5y ago
Can't you usually just put quotes around the filename and/or path to prevent all those issues? Edit: nope, just tried it and scp still sees the quoted filename as a host + path
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by philote 5y ago
I agree it sounds like an ad. A quick search found this however: https://joelx.com/how-to-beat-a-patent-troll-in-east-texas/1... which makes me think it's legit. Weird it's almost verbatim from the blog pos
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by philote 5y ago
I wonder if he's trying to "control the narrative" in the hopes that he (or the state) isn't sued for releasing private teachers' data to the public.
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by philote 5y ago
Also, there sometimes isn't a good separation between the browser and the page itself. For example, I use a dark theme on my browser and was on a site that had a dark nav bar above their logo. They also had another navigation area, s
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by philote 5y ago
Anecdotal but I've heard from friends about scheduling (and other) issues with SWA. And when I flew SWA two months ago they had to put me in a hotel for a night due to a 6 hour late flight making me miss my connection. So yeah I&#x27
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by philote 5y ago
If a pizzaria wants business, it makes sense for them to advertise and have a way for people to find them. There are many alternatives to Facebook to help businesses do that, just like there are many ad agencies for them to use to get thei
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by philote 5y ago
The author spent some time explaining the need to have a reliable laptop and spending $150 for 24-hour service and having two Powerbooks at once. But there was no mention of anything about reliability and repairs (well, replacement parts)
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by philote 5y ago
The "Posts" nav item has a dropdown that overlays the document and is still completely flat.
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by philote 5y ago
A degree in Computer Science should teach you most of those things.
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by philote 5y ago
Could this be because so many companies don't focus enough on security? So there isn't enough collective experience out there, making it hard to find those that do have the knowledge and experience.
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by philote 5y ago
Just curious, what brought you to HN to create an account and comment on this post?
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by philote 5y ago
But then you're searching and finding child porn images to send.
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by philote 5y ago
I think it's just like anything that's gotten popular. SPAs are all over the place now, which means there are plenty of bad implementations along with the good ones. But generally you only notice the bad ones due to frustration.

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