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by prh8 6y ago
Netflix's app (among plenty of others) doesn't work unless you're already subscribed
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by prh8 6y ago
What is your editor of choice? Go to definition has worked for Ruby in Sublime for a long time. I actually can't remember a time it didn't work.
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By opposite, I was just saying that it's not people afraid of white nationalists, but rather conservatives afraid of liberals disdain.
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by prh8 6y ago
For a while, it was Ruby's ease of use with C's performance. I believe that now they're trying to reduce marketing that relies on Ruby and present more as an independent language (which it is).
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by prh8 6y ago
Are you implying that these people agreeing with his decision are from white nationalist orgs? Or that they fear people from those orgs? If 1, that seems unlikely that would be the majority of people. If 2, well, that's the opposite of
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by prh8 6y ago
If you're thinking of the inconsistency of the suggested contacts, it is based on content, source app, etc. For pictures, there's even analysis of picture contents. All on device. Unfortunately, there's no way to remove someo
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by prh8 6y ago
The fact that WFH under current circumstances is close to WFO under normal circumstances, I think that's vindication for WFH.
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I think the biggest reason for lack of sympathy from anyone is that the platform was completely stagnant for years. I've been on there as a runner for a long time, and by the time there was any compelling reason to pay, those features
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by prh8 6y ago
Karabiner Elements is really popular for this use case. I have Caps set to be escape when pressed and Hyper in conjunction with pressing another key.
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It's an option, you are just penalized on your taxes. Curious to see whether that changes though.
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There's no evidence that it's likely to be over soon, in fact, most suggests the opposite. Also, it's either completely ignorant or just highly asinine to suggest anyone besides yourself is at more risk from loss of privacy t
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by prh8 6y ago
It's a great question, but over the last couple weeks, it's clear (from a number of topics) that 95% of HN would rather have completely perfect privacy more than safety. It seems that counter to things like freedom of speech, ther
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by prh8 6y ago
Gift cards are one of the biggest avenues
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by prh8 6y ago
So you'd rather let this pandemic continue for many months while we wait for all that research to result in anything useful?
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by prh8 7y ago
I was part of this exact scenario once. Unsurprisingly, people still thought it was a terrible way to do it. Personally, I agree with you and this strategy though.
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What toomuchtodo said. Plus, some of those places fought it as long as they could.
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I would just expect that if they want it to be a major feature, to dogfood it themselves. If it would be a long process to migrate, then how could they expect anyone else to migrate with the state of the feature?
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by prh8 7y ago
I just went through the process of setting up GH Actions to replace Circle CI for a Rails app. It was depressingly inflexible, considering that GH is a Rails app, and I would have expected it to be straightforward. I have done elaborate pip
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by prh8 7y ago
This is correct. I live in Tucson and am quite familiar with Raytheon (having been recruited and know numerous employees as they are the biggest employer here). They are not going to be hiring remote developers from Ireland. In all likeliho
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by prh8 7y ago
They've been bad all season, there's no reason for the attendance numbers to change now. The more interesting thing is that they're the top team in the league for revenue per home game.
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by prh8 7y ago
Thank you for a very rare educated post in a HN discussion around sports. Wish this was a top level comment to get voted higher up.
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by prh8 7y ago
Yes Karabiner is great for that. I do the same thing except I have it act as Hyper when pressed in conjunction with another key. That's how all my shortcuts are triggered.
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by prh8 7y ago
That's a very clever way to let users test drive dark mode. There was a HN client posted a couple weeks ago, but virtually all settings and customization was locked behind IAP. Without being able to really try the app at all, I just un
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by prh8 7y ago
I asked about this in the Github thread, and it at least seems that Gitlab has minor issues but not the complete downtime that Github tends to have.
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by prh8 7y ago
Having been at a company that was a heavy Atlassian/Jira/BB user, it seems the only reason for companies to ever use BB was because they already used Jira, and/or because of pricing differences vs Github (although that has ch
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by prh8 7y ago
Maybe's it's just me, but it seems like Gitlab lists every issue they suffer, while Github is listing when it's (practically) down and non-functional. Would be interested if someone could fill in some details though.
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by prh8 7y ago
Ahh thank you. I don't really pay attention to either of those ecosystems so I hadn't realized it.
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by prh8 7y ago
Gitlab's CI is really great, so if Github's Actions are at comparable, that's pretty nice.
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by prh8 7y ago
What does Gitlab have that this is competing with? I know Gitlab's docker registry but not of a package registry.
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by prh8 7y ago
This is just a response to the ScreenTime piece that ABC and Dianne Sawyer just put out. Really great watch but it did make Google look bad (and Apple pretty good).

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