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by recroad 5y ago
That YouTube example hits home. I uploaded my daughter's videos on there when she was little to share with family. Then my account got flagged for a copyright notice and the channel got suspended. Been trying to get YouTube/Google
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by recroad 5y ago
It was never a melting point. It was always a mixed salad.
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The Back End and Front End Story Divide(zararsiddiqi.com)
1 points by recroad 5y ago|0 comments
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Architectural Tension(zararsiddiqi.com)
1 points by recroad 6y ago|0 comments
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by recroad 6y ago
Especially as they're trying to attract high earners.
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by recroad 6y ago
Disagree on the criticism of Twitter. Their blocking the story allowed people to view the information with skepticism. That's enough to dim its potentially dangerous effects.
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The Definition of News Has Been Legally Changed(zararsiddiqi.com)
4 points by recroad 6y ago|1 comments
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by recroad 6y ago
I use pinboard. It breaks pretty frequently for me (I use the JSON feeds for some non-traditional purposes) but he's always quick to respond and get it back up, so that's what keeps me a paying customer. For normal bookmarking, it
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by recroad 6y ago
Programmer B in Step 6 should have used SOLID and refactored to extend the module (or something similar). This is strawman argument which has little to do with the "wrong" abstraction and everything to do with poor design choices.
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by recroad 6y ago
Background, Complication, Questions Also referred to as SCQA. Situation, Complication, Questions, Answers.
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by recroad 6y ago
Sometimes. Good 'ol BCQ works just fine as well when done succinctly.
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by recroad 7y ago
Is this an April Fool's joke? You don't know 80% of this stuff before you start.
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by recroad 7y ago
Are you blaming Python for shitty design? It's a dynamic language. All dynamic languages have those issues.
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by recroad 7y ago
I believe that's what taxis are.
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by recroad 7y ago
WordPress.com
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The End Is Near for the Economic Boom(fortune.com)
7 points by recroad 8y ago|0 comments
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by recroad 11y ago
"Make the interview schedule as confusing and unpredictable as possible" No thanks, I'll go work somewhere else.
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by recroad 11y ago
I have been using it for years on a very high traffic website and it works great. Doesn't break a thing for me. The image optimizations it does are awesome.
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by recroad 11y ago
To me, this was largely a consequence of a much earlier bad decision: to lease all the Zellers space. If they had leased a smaller amount, the product dimension issue would have been much smaller in size, and they'd apply their lessons
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by recroad 11y ago
As a content creator who runs two websites and relies on ads to pay bills because my actual job doesn't cover the costs, I say fuck anything that's trying to block ads.
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Ask HN: Facebook Says Composer Data Unavailable – Domain Blocked on FB
2 points by recroad 11y ago|0 comments
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by recroad 12y ago
I guarantee you that this feature will cause many people to get divorced.
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by recroad 12y ago
Somewhat related: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/magicscroll-ebook-...
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by recroad 13y ago
If your family owns a building in NYC you're already rich. No idea why people would ask you that.
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by recroad 13y ago
The reason I don't use this is because the "stream" of blades isn't saving me any money, it's costing me more than what a trip to Walmart or Costco will cost (in Canada, at least). For me, this is entirely a cost-b
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Imgur.com vs Minus.com vs Google+: How Google+ is Winning Without Even Trying(depressedprogrammer.wordpress.com)
2 points by recroad 13y ago|0 comments
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by recroad 13y ago
One should strive to be a jack of all trades and king of some.
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by recroad 13y ago
Why do I have to hate infographics again? Let me counter these four points in basic form: > #4. Most of them focus on form rather than substance That's true for anything - a web page design, an iPhone UI, a newspaper ad. "
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by recroad 13y ago
This is how it used to work (and maybe even still does) in parts of the subcontintent, (e.g., India, Pakistan). There are divisions for each grade - e.g., there's 8A, 8B, 8C, and that's how the kids - by "intelligence".
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by recroad 13y ago
Amazing. Please start a blog and post more stuff like this.

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