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can we agree that it’s mostly content free then? The text of the posted article is on par with cable television news, and I mean that derisively. I think we can do better here on HN. Feel free to submit a link to the PDF directly, or at lea
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What is there to discuss without details? Should we accept the partisan framing presented by the article that there that the current administration across all levels of government are “secretly” instructing social networks to censor content
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4y ago
Flagging because the original article is completely content-free grandstanding.
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4y ago
JustWatch is a great app for this, and they do content discovery / suggestions really well too. Also they launched as a Show HN here eight years ago.
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Was that the effect of tariffs in 2016?
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Do you have any evidence at all or is this just a wild theory?
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4y ago
How do you protect yourself on that market then?
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Yeah well my AliExpress NUC was stolen from me after I shipped it back for repair and never heard back. Was also a bios problem, black screen on boot a day after I received it. Aliexpress and the seller ignored me over multiple months and m
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4y ago
Very encouraging to hear, appreciate the detailed answers. I might just apply soon. Would be cool to work on an AWS service for sure. Thanks! If you have any team recommendations or want to refer me in then I’m all ears.
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Thanks very much for this. I've been fortunate enough to find similar things (though at a much smaller scale than AWS) at my current workplace. If you're still reading this, I would love to know whether you can get the above with
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What did you learn
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Can you expand on this a bit? What makes the work so fulfilling? Is it just knowing the impact? The team is good? Are you learning and improving as an engineer?
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4y ago
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
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Yeah my 15” xps was pretty bad too. Coworker and I both had this issue where one key press would result in the same letter being typed twice. Coworker sent his machine back several times but never got that fixed. I just used an external key
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Which system calls would enable this protection?
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Do you have some recommendations?
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I think this author puts into words what is missing from algorithmically curated content — a human element that puts things into a historical context. Quoting from the article: “I have committed my personal and professional life to making s
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The Woes of Being Addicted to Streaming
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Could be cool to have a honeypot that automatically visits those links via puppeteer or some other browser automation.
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My last apartment had really inconveniently placed light switches. I bought some smart bulbs and found it really nice to control from my phone. For example I could turn on or off all the lights in my home without getting out of bed at night
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I really like the commitment to open source (and student accessibility) that led the course author to choose octave.
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“Graded assignments and lectures have been rebuilt to teach in Python instead of Octave“
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4y ago
Yeah this really captures what I experienced too. There’s zero back and forth which is how you would actually work with someone. I think that’s what bothered me most — it was an unrealistic situation for how people work together, and there
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4y ago
I keep wanting to tilt my phone to influence how the blocks shift around and fall. Very cool! Graphics and responsiveness are truly excellent. Impressive game code, especially on a mobile browser. Can you tell a little more about how this w
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Yeah that’s a great point. I’ve been writing front-end with reasonml (an ocaml syntax) for a couple years now and I’ve gotten a lot of benefit without writing functors at all.
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Sorry could you explain your comment some more? Genuinely curious what is bad about dune. Just started using it
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There are constantly new programmers joining the community here. It’s good for quality things to appear regularly.
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More than that, I would ask what their acceptance criteria are. I’ve taken a test like this only to get feedback that felt like a giant “got you!” from the hiring manager. There’s so much that goes into coding one of these up, and there’s a
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I would have a look at the openwrt project’s database of supported devices. You can filter for devices with 3 nics (though not sure it supports filtering for “3 or more”). https://openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_availabl
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This is where docker really shines. Unless you’re a php developer or have a lot of experience with it, gluing it all together is best left to some clever person maintaining an upstream docker image.
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