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by ramesh31 3y ago
Stocks go up, stocks go down. Still sitting over 100% YoY.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Why is it funny? Homebrew is the de facto standard terminal packaging tool for macOS. It's funny because a multi-trillion dollar company can't be bothered to release a native package manager or an official binary repository fo
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>No matter how much the chattering class wants to portray this as a "fad" and not an inevitability, those of us who can type and read can see the reality for ourselves. Right. Regardless of any "superhuman" abilities,
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by ramesh31 3y ago
First party audiencing has indeed been used for a long time now. It works... to an extent. But it requires significant opt-in and will never replace what cross-site cookies could do. Same for fingerprinting.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
This plus the third-party cookie apocalypse means advertisers are going to need to seriously reconsider the entire approach of personalization and targeting. For all of the billions and billions of dollars poured into ad-tech, I really don&
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by ramesh31 3y ago
The Uplift desk has an ethernet controller port on the motor. Now I wanna try this.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Important to remember just how close we really are to slavery. It's not ancient history by any means. The last living child of an American slave just died a few years ago. And we still have living memory of people born in slavery; t
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Every other big tech company has lost that kind of leadership. He really is the last man standing from the web 2.0 days. I would have never believed I'd say this 10 years ago, but we're really fortunate for it. The launch of Q
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Sorry, wrong Utah based billionaire asshole.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Can't recommend SmartTube enough: https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTube Includes crowdsourced sponsor block as well. The day YouTube goes the Twitch route and starts embedding ads is the day I stop using it. Liter
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Generally my stance with these forks born from community drama is "wait and see." They are generally a good thing, save for the poor souls that will end up maintaining a project that was started with them while they were stil
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Right, but they still can't do anything you wouldn't be able to achieve over the phone with the centralized support line. Maybe verifying your identity for a cash withdrawal, but that still requires knowing the same secrets you&#x
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by ramesh31 3y ago
There's a very simple solution which is to centralize the process. Banks learned this decades ago. It's why your teller can't do anything that an ATM machine can't do anymore.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Figma is popular in spite of this. It's my number one frustration. Actually being able to link someone to a specific view is nigh impossible to do consistently.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Hint: it's a dead end people! Been around forever as an idea, lots of academic studies and some industry apps. Indeed. For a concrete example see Ted Nelson's "Zigzag" UI concept: https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Does the Pentagon not have an in-house, 24-hour canteen? I'm sure they do. But I'm also sure it's not Papa Johns. That garlic sauce is worth a national security incident IMO.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
> People from different cultures are different. Not because of race, but because of cultural socialization, which persists for generations even in a new host country. In a democracy, those cultural differences will be reflected in the go
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Abolish the borders. Anyone who can pass a criminal background check gets in, no more questions asked. Immigration is our #1 competitive advantage in the US, as the entire rest of the industrialized world slips into a demographic abyss.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>And so with server components and Nextjs they’ve reinvented PHP. Except worse. There will be PHP-7 monoliths out there running on Apache until the heat death of the universe. Try updating a Node project that hasn't been touched in
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by ramesh31 3y ago
God bless CSS. I mean just look at the alternatives. There's really nothing else in existence with such power and flexibility. Any time I spend in native land it's always a feeling of pure freedom and enjoyment coming back to the
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by ramesh31 3y ago
> I guess my mistake might've been in trying to approach it as a typical RPG, while I should have instead tried to find some players to befriend in the game? It's moreso that you were forced to find friends back in the day. V
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>In my experience, this tends to result in tests that take a bit longer to run and, due to their lower level of granularity, require slightly longer to understand failures. In return, they provide significantly higher prod-representative
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by ramesh31 3y ago
The author conflates unit testing with integration testing, although it seems the terminology is a huge source of confusion for articles like this. Anything with mocks is an integration. Units are pure functions only . Generally a mixture
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by ramesh31 3y ago
I remember those glory days of Nostalrius before Classic was released so fondly. It was the first time I'd gotten that community feeling in a game again since the early 2000s. The state of multiplayer gaming in general is so toxic and
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by ramesh31 3y ago
This is the main difference between US justice and the rest of the western world. We are a society that is pathologically individualistic, believing in personal agency and responsibility above all else. So it's about punishing the indi
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by ramesh31 3y ago
I've always deeply resented this "personal expenses" cost being lumped into tuition prices. Yeah, living and existing as a human being for a year costs about that much, whether you are going to college or not. It makes no sen
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Keep the jokes to yourself. Our time is far too expensive for them at work.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>you've never used a map in a different way? Sure. But the USGS doesn't publish precise up to date topological maps of every square inch of the United States for the purpose of guiding backpackers with compasses. They do it to
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Paradoxically there has never been another moment in all of human history greater than right now for an individual to seek their own happiness. A lot of this just comes down to comparison. We see wealth and excess as the norm to strive towa
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Any way to opt out? Leave your Chase cards at home

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