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What the Covid pandemic taugh me(blog.luap.info)
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by polote 5y ago
There is not even an admin panel in Notion. As soon as you have a lot of documents, the search is super slow. Search that is super limited regarding its filtering capabilities. Not possible to impose a structure on documents, no review befo
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by polote 5y ago
> Notion instead of Confluence Google luck replacing Confluence with Notion if you are a company of more than 100 employees
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by polote 5y ago
> but I wonder if it is just "guessed" a simple password and failure to set mfa. She say, they kept stealing her password, so it was probably that the hacker had access to her email then he was able to keep changing the OF pass
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by polote 5y ago
Recruiters don't look for people who do side projects. Doing side projects is just an indication of a passionate developer. Recruiters need to evaluate you, and talking about a side project is an easy verifiable thing
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by polote 5y ago
The article is interesting but is misleading. What the article really says, is that if in average you receive a webhook every second or faster, it is better to poll every second an /events endpoint. Well the best advantage of Webhooks
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by polote 5y ago
Here https://www.autoritedelaconcurrence.fr/sites/default/files/i... (in french) From what I understand, there was a previous judgement which forced Google to to certain things to comply with the law. And Goo
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by polote 5y ago
> The development velocity of the (TWO PERSON!) Well in general, isn't the velocity inversely correlated with the number of people in a team?
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by polote 5y ago
https://hnblogs.substack.com/ Only non commercial blog posts of HN, so no politics or marketing
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by polote 5y ago
There are also users who bounce before js has the time to execute. Which could easily be 10-20% of users. (GA is usually loaded via GTAG manager, so not executed at page load) Even among js analytics tools, there are differences. In a past
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by polote 5y ago
Honestly I wouldn't put too much trust into a SEO blog article. A better title would be. "If you get drugged and use Casa, you will be able to save your money"
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by polote 5y ago
There are only a handful (<1%) of people who care about having Sentry (crash test collection) or GA (click or view analytics without PII) in an app. But those people are very vocal about it. So it looks like a lot of people care about it
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by polote 5y ago
I didn't know it already existed. I'm working on something similar via a Github app which watch new commits made on master and offer to the commiter to upload its new .md files on the wiki. As you said having the dev doc on an ext
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by polote 5y ago
If you wait 21 days after the first dose, or 14 days after the second dose. Unless everyone had their second dose 7 days after the first one you still don't compare the same thing. We need something like, 21 days after the first dose,
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by polote 5y ago
But the issue, is that if you had your first dose 2 days before being infected, you count as being infected after 1 dose. We need to compare "1 dose, x days after first dose" and "two doses, x days after first dose" to c
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by polote 5y ago
Do we have any proof that the second dose is useful at all ?
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by polote 5y ago
Shared note taking tools absolutely need hierarchy. You can't expect your colleagues to know the way your brain sort things. In my opinion tools like roam research will never work for organizations. Especially for that reason.
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by polote 5y ago
I agree that technical docs should be the closest to the code. But one problem of that is docs is more difficult to discover. As you need to browse the repo and docs is in the middle of source code. What I tried to do, is to use Github API
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by polote 5y ago
The first suggestion of the post is exactly the same as the one of Stack Overflow.
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Because it is hard it is not impossible .
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by polote 5y ago
> That feeling is no more. Yep, and I'm building something to sit on top of google Drive, to manage files, and make it easier to collaborate as a team. That's not something new, similar, to what Confluence, Notion are offering,
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by polote 5y ago
more details here https://www.autoritedelaconcurrence.fr/fr/communiques-de-pre...
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by polote 5y ago
This article mix a bit of everything. There are no rules to create a killer product. That's the whole purpose of the product management domain. Regarding opinionated software they are great at creating alignment between people who have
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This is a common pattern. I wouldnt be surprise that 20% of posted links are from the same 10 users
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Or google docs on "Suggestion mode" ?
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by polote 5y ago
That's an interesting question. You need to differentiate two types of tools. 1. Internal knowledge bases. 2. Customer help centers. 1. are internal only and usually a tool like Confluence, Notion, or Sharepoint is used. Except from Sh
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You may check https://hnblogs.substack.com/ if you want to add new blogs. These are usually 'less professional' blogs than the ones you just quoted though
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Yes, and I'm currently building that [1]. But there are a few alternative to Confluence today. Whether it is Notion (not too good for technical documentation, true), Slab, Clubhouse (not the audio app) or even Quip. They mostly fit com
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> OP has a huge Twitter presence (600k+ followers), He has 16k followers https://twitter.com/pasql
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There are a lot of talks on HN about the toxicity of social media. And people are pretty angry against Google and Facebook. But to me the worse is by far Twitter. There are plenty of random people who have a disproportionate number of follo

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