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I have interviewed 100s of candidates for software engineering positions
(mastodon.cyborch.com)
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3y ago
Maybe this was meant as joke, but this isn't true at all.
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riidom
3y ago
...and that I also have a deep interest into.
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3y ago
While not the main point of the article, the introductory premise is a bit off IMO. When you choose simulation, you trade artistic control for painful negotiation via an (often overwhelming) amount of controls. For a key scene like the balr
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Arcan 0.6.3 – I, pty: the fool
(arcan-fe.com)
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riidom
3y ago
Sounds like an "Ask HN" to me.
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3y ago
In case one has no clue what flipboard is, like me, have a shortened first paragraph from wikipedia: Flipboard aggregates content from social media, news feeds, photo sharing sites, and other websites and presents it in magazine format.
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riidom
3y ago
Wow that looks crazy! Link: https://radicle.xyz But honestly, I also wouldn't write about this without a lot of usage experience. For sure it's different from github/-lab etc. exciting and new, as you say.
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Threads and the Fediverse
(kevquirk.com)
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Evaluating new software forges
(notgull.net)
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A New Developer Documentation Platform
(code.blender.org)
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Kdenlive 23.08.4 Released
(kdenlive.org)
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3y ago
I use Vivaldi to detect the RSS and grab the URL, but actually have my RSS in Thunderbird. Back in the days of good Opera, I had mail, chat, RSS all inside the browser. But for some reason I couldn't get back to that when Vivaldi final
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3y ago
1984.
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riidom
3y ago
Ooh nice! Didn't think about checking that. 15kb or maybe 30kb sounds indeed very good.
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riidom
3y ago
.woff2 file sizes of >50kb each doesn't rock me off my chair though.
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riidom
3y ago
Sure, can give it a try. I can think of two usecases, research and creativity. In research (not scientific research necessarily), you can fight the "I don't know what I don't know" problem. For example, all the subcatego
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3y ago
Waaa.
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riidom
3y ago
Also, (some of) these password managers have accompanying browser extensions which add another layer of comfort.
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riidom
3y ago
Interesting, I thought of the 24 hours as a feature, less so a limitation. Similar to browser games that give you a new Tower Defense map every 24h, or Wordle and all its variations, or .. "A roguelike a day keeps the Balrog away"
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3y ago
You are correct, that's it! And no,I wouldn't learn it nowadays. It's more like a blast from the past. If you mean the general appearance with "looks pretty lame", yea well it's old. Grey was trendy once and af
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3y ago
At first I thought, this is a reboot of the carnegy mellon CMapTools app. I may have butchered some or all names here, sorry:) That tool had some downsides, but the UX when actually creating a concept map is unmatched, imo. You can do every
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riidom
3y ago
Yup, same here. Also spent quite some time on it. Very pleasant surprise how easy it is to stop. Had a similar experience recently with youtube, worked well too. Last week I clicked some link leading to reddit, I was surprised I am still lo
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3y ago
Nice overview about FontForge. I dabbled in it once too. Yes it is a bit clunky, but I have serious doubt that the (commercial) competitors are much better. Not that I know any, not even names. Also, awesome website! Very quirky, very disti
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3y ago
Business Insider on its crusade against WFH, nothing new.
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Red is a next-gen programming language, strongly inspired by REBOL
(red-lang.org)
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3y ago
Adobe was corporate-level sponsor for .. wild guess, around one year maybe?
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Arcan FE: A12: Visions of the Networked Desktop
(arcan-fe.com)
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3y ago
https://onwriting.games/atom.xml a bit hidden
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3y ago
Most likely not really gone. They play a weird game of back-and-forth, it seems like. Expect to see the blocker again.
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