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9y ago
Or I have trust issues and he should walk away. I can't be certain about that and I don't know him all my life either. Anyways; we agreed to define some performance indicators, he had some nice ideas and I feel confident in agreem
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Ask HN: Realised I put in much more work than cofounder. What to do?
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It was announced not that long ago. For all I know you need dongle for almost everything(if not everything). Android founder is somehow involved and I assume this is why most of HN folks like it (the ones that do)
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9y ago
I feel strangely proud as well. My city never appears on HN, but Poetovio appears on here and it has only 20K people nowadays. In the Roman times, it had an estimated 40k population and it was a military camp IIRC.
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http://imgur.com/a/ZtJIW I can't add a birth day of a person. Chrome Version 58.0.3029.110 (64-bit) OSX Looks nice though!
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10y ago
My personal experience with them is also really bad. I bought one of their laptops several years ago. It had wifi problems, that were supposedly fixed if you bought a laptop after $DATE. I did it and it was still fucked up. I sent it back s
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10y ago
I am not worried about anything I was just pointing out that there is still a potential problem. I understand that for knowledgeable users like average joe on hacker news is probably common sense to disable such features if he wants "f
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10y ago
Google has access when completing your query or wherever that autocomplete goes.
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10y ago
I currently live with a really good friend of mine who is studying, therefore I prefer to do personal things in the morning. It's not only because of him, but I find myself much more productive in the morning as well. 06:30-06:45 - Ala
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10y ago
An option to disable this would be nice. Some people are using PCs and don't care about battery/temperature. I just can't imagine tons of games that are out there working nicely. New release is estimated to land on 31 January
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10y ago
Even web devs learned this a long time ago. And no we are not staying in our own bubble. As you probably know web is huge and it's hard to know all best practices. Even in the language you are programming there are probably things you
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10y ago
Same here, but replace 6 with 5.
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10y ago
I'm having a GitLab instance on DigitalOcean, more than enough for all my code. Probably 30+ repos in there, most of them inactive for quite a long time. No special organisation. Just git repos.
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10y ago
What is the conclusion? Should we care about threading for dom manipulation?
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10y ago
I have been taught that because of moving plates mountains can rise, besides that one plate may be slowly moving under another - confirming your hypothesis that plates do change shape, but shape change is not required to move.
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10y ago
Does anybody have a link to a high-quality image?
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The Record Labels of the Future Are Already Here
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10y ago
If you render a more complex component this introduces another level of indentation. I can see why some people would prefer cleaner code but in my opinion, indenting ifs is a good thing as it increases the readability and allows you to spot
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10y ago
Less than a month ago I started working on this small app that lives in your taskbar and monitors your servers by doing HTTP requests. I built it because I needed/wanted it. I plan to test it a bit more before I post it to /show.
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK - London, UK | On-site preferred. Freelance full stack software developer with 4 years of professional experience on top of few extra years prior as a hobbyist. By my recent clients, I have been described as “consumer/prod
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10y ago
A few months ago I purchased used Steelcase Leap v2[0] and am happy with it. It offers lots of customization and my back never hurts me after a long day. I wouldn't be happy if I had to pay the full price (~$1000?) as I tried some othe
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10y ago
I didn't really do any distinction, why would I? Here is the screenshot of the part I am talking about. http://i.imgur.com/JG1IZLi.png I built my resume based on few assumptions: - There are people that go through hund
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10y ago
I just recently updated my resume and was facing the similar issue. I did few groups of skills I have: - Currently focusing on (skills I am interested in and best at) - Relevant skills (git, agile development, tdd...) - Also worked with (ot
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10y ago
Is this your actual experience? I have talked with few friends about this and all of them pretty much said: "I don't want to destroy my life"
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10y ago
Maybe you could salt the secret per user and store it in the DB. This would allow users to have a feature like "Logout from all devices". I am not sure how you would query the database to get the salt? JWT as key and salt as value
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Ask HN: How do you find reliable (non-affiliate) reviews when shopping online?
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11y ago
I am interested in this as well. If anyone have any good read on the topic please share!
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11y ago
Is there any incentive you know that tries to standardise how desktop apps should behave? Just my observations & opinions: I don't think we will reach a point anytime soon where desktop apps have standardised UIs much more than now
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11y ago
This is why you pick and use one browser. I like the difference and choice to pick whichever functionality (browser) I want. > I feel like window-management is pretty much broken at this point. I can now have multiple windows, containing
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11y ago
I really like it for a few reasons: - On OSX all browsers except Safari consume battery like crazy - In Vivaldi you can use "hibernate background tabs" and it will take a lot less resources - Vertical tabs - I tend to have
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