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by pjerem 2y ago
> Working under pressure isn't a viable therapy, IMO. In my experience, it is a path to burn out and diminishing returns. Except that pair programming doesn’t make you work under pressure. I extensively use this technique for body d
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by pjerem 2y ago
> Why was the initial trust so easily given? Because this architecture predates the existence of the current privacy nightmare. In fact it predates the general availability of the internet. How could a program you would install from a fl
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by pjerem 2y ago
ask a separate device for work.
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by pjerem 2y ago
I somehow discovered F# by accident and it’s really an hidden gem. Its ahead of its time in basically every aspect, it’s 100% compatible transparently with the whole C# ecosystem, it’s mature yet still evolving. The type system is something
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by pjerem 2y ago
> Sites are ranked higher when they have no ads. That’s a pretty clever filter tbh. Sounds so evident that I’m amazed nobody thought of it before. I’d love Kagi to have such an option.
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We’ve gotten this discourse for decades. I remember it being for PHP, Java, JavaScript … in fact anything used in production. It just happens that you get developers for what the market is offering and that the quality you’ve got depends mo
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I mean, I do share those sorts of things on the internet … except it’s in little messaging groups. The issue is not sharing little "uninteresting" things about your life, it’s sharing them with a random audience.
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by pjerem 2y ago
Nice. Manifest looks really cool :)
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by pjerem 2y ago
I tried to search for "migration" in the docs but found nothing ? What do you do if you want to modify your schema?
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by pjerem 2y ago
Ok night has come to me and it looks like the font appears white only on os/browser dark mode. On light mode it is black. The background doesn’t change.
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by pjerem 2y ago
Looks nice ! Though, on my iPhone (Orion browser), for some reason, the text on the homepage is black on a dark background. I like the simplicity of your website and the clear screenshot of what it’s about on the homepage page. Try to keep
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by pjerem 2y ago
> It allows better monetization of the web which is good for everyone. It’s not true but let me explain : « Free » (like in free beer) web is : - Good when it’s really free (like, people sharing things because they are nice, free softwar
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If you take so much users from Firefox but they are paid users then you basically have the money to do the expensive hard work.
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by pjerem 2y ago
⁺₊⋆ wнαт α vαlυαвlε coммεɴт ! ⋆⁺₊
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1x Engineer(1x.engineer)
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by pjerem 2y ago
KDE have constantly been better than Windows interface. And I don’t even use KDE (but I still like it and it was my first DE on Linux like 20 years ago).
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by pjerem 2y ago
> human interaction with vomit, feces, and dead animals Humans can generally stand this without an issue. In fact you wouldn’t replace a lot of jobs that involves this : doctors, nurses, emergency workers, caregivers… It just happens to
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by pjerem 2y ago
Oh ! You are right ! I always thought the same. And now I wouldn’t even trust them to understand the laws 100% of the time.
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Now that’s what I call being retro :)
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> I'm talking about the inconvenience of potentially having to get up at 3am to see what your dad posted. Maybe if your dad posts something on a website that is only opened at 3am in your own time zone, it’s that their post is not i
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by pjerem 2y ago
> If you want to switch your search engine for Safari on iOS, you open Settings, tap Safari, tap Search Engine, and tap your preferred search engine. Not many users do this, and the conclusion is that the default has an unfair advantage.
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m in the same boat but for Kagi it’s a little different : I don’t pay them because they are privacy friendly (or at least that’s another reason) but because the search quality is better than everything else, including Google. However fwiw
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by pjerem 2y ago
Except the definition of natural is a human made concept which means "anything non-human made/consequence" ;)
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by pjerem 2y ago
> I fondly remember the days of Pidgin and Adium.. You may like https://www.beeper.com/ And if you are nerd/privacy conscious enough, though their app and cloud service is proprietary, it’s based on Matrix and open
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by pjerem 2y ago
To be fully transparent, I do have a partner but she doesn’t earn as much as me, she earns less than 2k€/month. You are right to make the point that I couldn’t afford this lifestyle if I were alone without a family. Though I’d have ver
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With huge respect, I’m an European SWE making a little more than 3k net (which means that what’s left after all taxes). I own a nice house in a countryside village that I bought recently (so at the current market price), 10 min walking dist
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by pjerem 2y ago
> Most top level legendary CEOs, could. Zuckerberg, Gates, Jack Welch, Edison, Larry Page, Sergey Brin all worked their way up from the floor to the corner office. Sure but the tech CEOs success is an anomaly : most if not all the people
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by pjerem 2y ago
Some ISPs can provide you a static IP either for free or by paying a premium.
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If it was happening, they could at least spy us asynchronously.
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by pjerem 2y ago
In fact we already know they wouldn’t.

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