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It's just that you've evolved biological filters that "block" the swearing from getting voiced out as being presentable takes the priority? The way our society is progressing right now, such evolution seems to be the dir
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3y ago
Probably same goes about the people? The emotionally charged person that swears and gives a mouthful usually ACTS better than the cold calculated one that speaks the right words but full of cunning inside?
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Instead of charging CC, AWS should have the prepaid balance approach that digital ocean and others have. The big guys can recharge however much they want but small scale users can also escape the headaches of incorrect charges to account. A
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3y ago
There have been stories of how convoluted and practically impossible the unsubscribe process from Amazon Prime is. At almost every step, the system sort of nags you with "Do you REALLY want to do this?" almost with a trolling atti
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3y ago
>> Google Analytics was sold as a solution to you making your own analytics, because that's hard It's not hard at all, it's just that we have become too lazy and mentally dependent on big tech companies! If all you want
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3y ago
Exactly! There is no link on the main hn page to this pool, how are we supposed to visit there? And if nobody visits, what's even the use of having this pool! Who knows what other hidden nuggets these chosen few Illuminati are hiding!
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3y ago
>> Sometimes a monopoly is a monopoly because they are better than everyone else. There is also the case of "natural monopolies" in economics, these are railways, postal services, etc. where it wouldn't make sense for m
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>> There are plenty of examples of people being willing to pay for a premium experience. That's true but their number will be extremely miniscule compared to freeloaders who love to consume a freely available resource! In terms o
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Notable mention to [Sphinx]( https://www.sphinx-doc.org/ ). It's workflow is more tuned to the "book" format rather than the blog, forum or thread format.
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Not a very clean solution but if someone (power user) wants to avoid the playstore entirely, they can perhaps do so by simply force-disabling the app (using tools like adb), and then use something like apkmirror[1] or apkpure[2] or aptoide
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3y ago
Python's pandas library has ability to seamlessly work with csv by importing/exporting them as data frames.
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You can't read SAME csv in a parallel manner but you can still read two different csvs in two separate threads? I think that's what they meant by "parallel csv".
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I wouldn't call XML entirely a hype or FOMO, it has become part of what we call the modern web even today. 1. The very language that websites are written in today (HTML5/XHTML) are nothing but XML dialects. 2. React's JXS lan
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Even the AJAX technology was initially sold as "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML". Today, it's most common to send AJAX requests from frontends and most of them have nothing to do with XML data, but funny how that acronym stil
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Millions of GitHub repos likely vulnerable to RepoJacking, researchers say
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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How much of a nuisance it really is if an American got cancelled by Amazon+Google? Assuming any attempt to create an alt account will be thwarted by the process (name won't match credit cards or bank accounts, etc.), I can imagine a dy
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Is it ok to call yourself a “Freelance Programmer”?
(old.reddit.com)
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Has feedly stopped showing the “popularity metrics” for the URLs?
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Frugal Living 101: list of ways to curb your home expenses
(the-evolving-web.blogspot.com)
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These systemic forces were always there since almost over a decade now but they always focused on growth, not revenue. Now, it's as if their cash flows are depleting and revenue is where they are focusing even at the cost of growth. Re
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Why have technology companies become so greedy all over the world these days? Is it because recession is putting pressure on their revenues or have they collectively decided that time to cash in has come now?
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Is Truecaller app an absolute necessity to have these days?
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Not just your brain but mainstream media is equally responsible, especially the cynicism inducing pieces every now and then by outlets like nytimes.
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The importance of regular backups on production couldn't be stressed enough. Even in the old days of XAMPP and millennial tech, folks used to take regular mysql backups because they knew that even if the tech stack was robust, the host
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Core sectors and manufacturing seem to be intact, it's only IT and services such as banking which are facing the slack?
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How to Read and Organize Online Articles (Without Driving Yourself Crazy) (2013)
(gregoryciotti.com)
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This is a sign of digital media publication industry getting squeezed out of its financial resources due to oncoming recession in manufacturing and the global economy. When the total number of subscribers start dwindling, all they can do is
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Why not have it sit in your shower as well and track your soap and rub movements? I for one, love all the cool new privacy intrusive features coming out of big tech stable these days. /s
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Only 6.6%? That's highly unbelievable I think. Subs like programming, technology, python, etc. that went dark are like reddit's "bread-butter" when it comes to getting eyeballs from google. Their impact must be higher th
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tildes.net, lobste.rs, ycombinator and lemmy.world are some of them to the best of my knowledge. Of course, a big number is still battling it out on reddit itself, some are pushing the mods to open up the dark subs while others are joining
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