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by phreack 6y ago
That 'eventually' means several lifetimes in practice so it's effectively non-existant.
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by phreack 6y ago
Is there an alternative to Glassdoor we should be using?
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by phreack 6y ago
It was actually my first contact with 'real' finance. I started reading Money Stuff and just accepting that I wouldn't get most of it at first yet enjoying what I did get, and suddenly after a while I was looking up stuff on
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by phreack 6y ago
Moon v2, now with crypto APIs
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by phreack 6y ago
I realize this is an old project and that it's not a big deal and that this may seem childish and many other disclaimers. But. Pija is a specific synonym for penis in many Spanish dialects, so this tool's name reads like Dickul in
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by phreack 6y ago
I applaud the inventive of being able to solve a problem with the tools and knowledge at hand but I must say it hit me like a blow to see that one key component to a low tech hack was a MacBook, one of the most expensive laptops out there.
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by phreack 6y ago
Some days I keep thinking that it shouldn't be a nice oddity, that it should actually be mandatory at some point to give back wealth to humanity. I'm not sure how and how to prevent abuses, but I feel it should be oh so much more
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by phreack 6y ago
I find this quite funny because it's my first time hearing I was supposed to be thinking of Elixir as a Ruby thing. I actually learnt about it from a concurrent computing class and it was always an Erlang thing, and now I know it as th
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by phreack 6y ago
As an Android dev, I'm confident this will become as popular as Kotlin did vs Java once it becomes stable. The preview looks great, it feels like it will make a breeze out of building composable small views, which in turn will mean man
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by phreack 6y ago
Apple is effectively doing this to Epic and others, but it could be done by any agreement of enough CA's as well.
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by phreack 6y ago
Any that consistently does text flow/rewrap would be imperative to me. It's one of those things that you can't go back to not having, after trying it.
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by phreack 6y ago
How can Apple prevent an unrelated dev from publishing something made with Unreal by banning Epic's account? Can't I deploy an app to the App Store with my own?
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by phreack 6y ago
Using Opera browser, the text reflows to always fit the screen on zoom, so nearly all desktop sites become very legible on mobile at a glance when zooming in, without having to scroll laterally. I keep withing for a FOSS browser with that f
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by phreack 6y ago
This is why I love game programming. You think that's what you're learning and then find out the same techniques are useful all over.
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by phreack 6y ago
Please don't forget about BrandonM's follow up comment though! I've seen the thread linked as a 'tech people don't appreciate simplicity' but he actually acknowledges Dropbox could be very useful and wishes suc
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by phreack 6y ago
WordPress is an incredible blog editing software, which is why it's so popular, so I get the author's intention. It'd be amazing to have something that let's you open a desktop app, have WordPress with all (or most of) i
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by phreack 6y ago
It's an acquired taste, but luckily also very easy to ignore in my experience.
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by phreack 6y ago
Say you go and buy the latest iPhone, on the latest OS, and wanted to play Fortnite on it. How'd you do it? I don't think it's even possible to jailbreak it at this point.
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by phreack 6y ago
I've had the best experience ever since I ditched Google for DDG on my phone, and stuck Reddit on (old) desktop mode with a text wrapping browser. Don't miss Google at all, I only now use it to search for programming stuff.
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by phreack 6y ago
Adam Levine mentioned this a few days ago in his column, when reporting on the Big Tech deposition. Bezos basically keeps expanding the definition of 'market' until he basically says Amazon can't be a monopoly since 99% of al
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Postmortem: Treyarch's 2002 hit, Spider-Man (2013)(gamasutra.com)
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by phreack 6y ago
There is a comparable situation with Americans, many people are unaware of the Tulsa massacre, and the reaction I've seen from people first hearing about it is mostly anger at it not being taught. Personally I'd be thankful to kno
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by phreack 6y ago
From the article: "A researcher says he has uncovered the precise location where the artist painted “Tree Roots,” thought to be the last piece he worked on the day he suffered a fatal gunshot wound." I really dislike clickbait tit
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by phreack 6y ago
It actually is winter in half the world and it's as bad as everywhere else. Makes me think weather doesn't play a factor, just people and the degree of protection they collectively take.
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by phreack 6y ago
It's infuriating! Netflix even goes as far as condescendingly saying "don't you worry about this kind of stuff, you worry about what to watch next". It's ridiculous, if you're gonna require patch notes they mus
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by phreack 6y ago
The obvious reason is money and a lack of ethics, but the dogwhistle reason is that these headphones are supposed to be used with a health and fitness app.
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by phreack 6y ago
It's like the old story of the engineer who charged 10k to fix a loose screw[0]. It's not just the obvious effort, it's the effort behind the experience and know-how to recognize and find the most appropriate fix for the prob
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by phreack 6y ago
What is the correct definition then?
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by phreack 6y ago
Whatsapp, absolutely. Every single night it does a forced backup of everything that I do not want and hangs for about 10 minutes. And if it fails for reasons such as storage getting full, it gets corrupted and then it's half an hour un
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by phreack 6y ago
I think they do experiments, I used to get reverted daily, and so changed all my bookmarks to old.*. And at some point, they removed that behavior, and now remembers my prefs. The day they stop supporting old, I'm out of reddit.

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