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by s_dev 2y ago
>There are clear cut cases like with Pantheon The fact that these aren't handed back really shows the true colours though. The one that personally disgusts me is the Irish Giant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch
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by s_dev 2y ago
How does iTerm compare to Prompt from Panic for people who used both a lot? I just use the default terminal that comes with macOS but was considering trying one of these ones.
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by s_dev 2y ago
Previous Submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29627097 Previous discussion focussed on how little there was but I think that conflated this site being new at the time rather than there truly being not much in al
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European Alternatives(european-alternatives.eu)
3 points by s_dev 2y ago|1 comments
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by s_dev 2y ago
Can you breed them with other very similar cats in captivity to introduce genetic diversity, then keep breeding them with more Iberian lynxes so that they're mostly still Iberian lynxes?
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by s_dev 2y ago
The accessibility features are also useful for automated UI testing. >They’ll make features like this because it’s the right thing to do While the positivity is great to see -- I'd temper that expectation they're simply doing t
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by s_dev 2y ago
Arduino?
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by s_dev 2y ago
The real tragedy is we'll never know how Guilermo Del Toro's version of The Hobbit would have turned out. Studio screwed up scheduling and had to get Jackson back in.
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by s_dev 2y ago
I don't see a single ad - I'm on Firefox in the EU. Would love to post a pic and compare what we're each seeing. https://liffey.fra1.digitaloceanspaces.com/orson.pdf?X-Amz-A...
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by s_dev 2y ago
Yes but the arthritis or whatnot that causes the impairment is a disease.
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by s_dev 2y ago
If a disability means anything it means acknowledging you need 'help' in some form.
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by s_dev 2y ago
>You should really read your own link - the part where he admits he made that whole story up. Where does it say that?
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by s_dev 2y ago
Chesterton's Fence. Why were they invented and implemented? That has to be justified before scrapping something we don't necessarily understand and a lot of programmers are just grateful we have libraries to handle this complexity
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by s_dev 2y ago
>If they applied to be Google Fellow or some other lofty position then I wouldn't expect them to need to do any coding at all in the interview So the higher the role in Google the less the requirements?
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by s_dev 2y ago
Here's another way of phrasing it -- if Linus Torvalds went for an interview with Google would he have to invert a binary tree and if he failed to do so (maybe he misconstrues the question and messes up or him being Linus and just refu
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by s_dev 2y ago
>Classic mistake of overthinking it and failing to realize what interviewer really wants - which is to make sure the candidate can actually write code, like at all. What about the lad who develops homebrew who got rejected from Google be
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by s_dev 2y ago
A lot of people defending Boeing are simply using the Trump playbook. Which always goes as follows: Yes it's true -- Boeing may be bad -- but even Airbus is worse! It must be the entire industry that is doing this due to increased scru
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by s_dev 2y ago
How do we seperate that from for example the pareto principal where it may be the case that 80% of the work is done by 20% of the people or a night security guard who works maybe 5% of the time and the rest is spent watching TV yet still an
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by s_dev 2y ago
I would make the case the consoles aren't essential for day to day life. They simply aren't general computing devices but have a very specific purpose. They've broaded somewhat to include more media features but few people ar
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by s_dev 2y ago
When one entity has so much leverage over another it compromises the sovereignty of the other. Also it's a 'gray area' -- Switzerland belongs to many EU institutions like Schengen and EEA without being in the EU proper. Using
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by s_dev 2y ago
Not in Irish law anyway -- a verbal contract can absolutely hold up in court. Anything including a recording or witness can corroborate this -- not a jot of ink or paper required for enforcement. Still a good idea as writing is just simply
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by s_dev 2y ago
Ireland is certainly wealthy but not as wealthy as her GDP suggests. What is required is other measures like GNI, GNP et al. All I do these days is point out the limitations of GDP but people insist on using it everywhere for for any compar
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by s_dev 2y ago
If you compare the GDP per capita of Alabama with Bavaria, Germany they are approximately the same. I'd contend you would be insane to think Bavaria was in anyway poorer than Alabama -- in any respect. All this does is exposes how over
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by s_dev 2y ago
It's great to just have URL and when I do get a 'Hi' message I just paste that back exact one back. It might seem passive aggressive but at this point I'm experiencing frustration with the practice -- to the point I&#x27
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by s_dev 2y ago
> People who don't like prices of new drugs are free to not use those drugs. I recall in economics class, life saving/altering medicine being one of the genuinely few products that had a perfectly inelastic demand. Not all drug
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by s_dev 2y ago
Why is it meaningless?
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by s_dev 2y ago
Probably the lack of lying in this specific arrangment that seems otherwise straight forward and honest. Also who values an employee based on how well they can work for other companies. This lad just made a bet and lost.
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by s_dev 2y ago
Adopt a convention like commitizen: https://github.com/commitizen/cz-cli 'typeofchange(scopeofchange): reason for change' It sort helps force devs to type out more meaningful commit messages.
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by s_dev 2y ago
That's fine then just don't blame Airbus for doing it even worse since you've already established the manufacturer isn't responsible. That's the original context.
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by s_dev 2y ago
This is correct, I don't know why I said South Africa.

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