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by saimiam 5y ago
But say you do, would you delete personal stuff prior to giving your device to your corporate peers?
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They tell you they’re going to make a short detour which will hardly inconvenience you or cost you more than a couple of bucks for extra via Shelly’s Steaks en route to Morton’s meats. They neglect to mention that SS is giving them a kickba
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That’s quite a roster of clients using xtermjs.
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> You don't need to log every method call, every variable, every "if" statement, ect. That's what the debugger is for. Lambdas don't have debuggers afaik. So, verbose logging is the simplest (only?) way out. Prob
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"Is that just a bent knee or am I looking at something far more titillating?"
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Love it! Maybe show a small percentage of the photos picked at random in the sealed account to bidders...
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Imgz's pricing page made me wonder - if someone stops paying their dues for their imgz account, is it legal to auction off their photos 'as-is'? I feel this would be similar to all those "storage wars" type shows wh
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by saimiam 5y ago
I do get blogs linking to random stuff and I discuss those posts on merit. E.g., someone I was interviewing for a web dev intern position sent me a post about a woman coming out as bisexual. This post resonated with him because he felt that
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I also discuss the posts they read and shared with me during the interview. If they’re simply sharing random posts without understanding it in context, it becomes obvious very quickly. This seems to work to filter out people who don’t like
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I ask candidates to list three blog posts that they recently read and enjoyed. Seems to be an easy way to filter out non-serious candidates and script kiddies. This has worked with roughly 60 to 70% of the candidates I have interview since
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But the point of “soft” work is for physical proximity to encourage bonding. Having offices in different cities creates hubs of people who like each other because loosely, they’ve become friends due to daily exposure to each other. This is
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If the guiding philosophy of “Thielists” is subversion/bomb throwing for its own sake, what exactly are they going to use to anchor their life? Being permanently angry and having a chip on your shoulder feels like a pretty sad way to l
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by saimiam 5y ago
This was a fascinating read. Thank you for sharing. Makes me want to read Pale Fire. As an aside, i learnt from reading this that his name is Nabokov, not Nabakov!
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Do works of fiction have indexes? They may have a table of contents with each chapter name sort of indexing into events in the book - in which case you’d look for a chapter whose name hints at Elizabeth getting angry with mr. D’arcy. Indexe
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Context of remote meetings. Public speaking in general is best done standing but due to the pandemic, most toastmasters clubs end up using zoom for virtual meetings. While many speakers do stand to deliver their speeches, it gets difficult
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https://moogle.cc is a fully functional React SPA blog with Bulma css for styling. Uses emails (yes you heard that right) as the CMS to extract content and images. Interfacing with emails is through S3, API Gw, Cloudfront, lambd
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I can see a lot of Toastmasters clubs using some form of this technology.
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It can't work without JS as currently implemented. It's a React app so JS is very tightly coupled with the implementation. It differs from Hey in that 1. you can email from any email provider like Gmail, Outlook, etc and we make
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Moogle.cc is a blogging platform where you can only post using email. If you want to update a post (say, because you found a typo), you have send another email with the correct spelling. I might have to move away from this restriction thoug
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Show HN: Open-source React SPA blog (MIT license)(github.com)
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Why Use Twitter Lists?(moogle.cc)
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This link doesn’t seem to work correctly on mobile. It showed the right post for about a second, then scrolled to something from June 2nd and May 27th.
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ISTM is “It seems to me”. I had to look it up so thought I’d post it for other Luddites like me.
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Yeah, I realize that but the HN submission rules say not to edit the title. Btw, I didn’t write the piece - I just built the blogging platform on which this is hosted.
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I might have gone a little bit overboard(dirtydatagirl.moogle.cc)
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I honestly tried to understand what you were saying but there were so many randomly quoted words and phrases that I lost track of your overall point.
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Green cap Sriracha in India means it has Mayo. Is it the same for you?
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The GP comment itself is a motte-Bailey. I’m willing to bet they will settle for some less energetic form of their original argument that the myth of the lone genius is a case of sour grapes.
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This is serendipity but I just published a medium article on how we are handling meta data for a SPA. Take a read @ https://link.medium.com/FecZ64OJ9gb Happy to discuss more if you want.
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Doesn’t this assume that consumers of unsplash images will non-ironically want to insert a photo featuring a product/logo in their blog post, presentation, or webpage? I find this a stretch. I can’t imagine writing a Medium post, then

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