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shp0ngle
5y ago
> Atlassian - MUST DO BETTER. it’s not like people will stop using jira and confluence, lol they basically have a monopoly there
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Just for fun. This is an ad for first iMovie released, from 2000. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oIjd5qsvZo
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Yeah, exactly that. Faster compile times.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
So _you_ run the bridge, not them? But then _you_ need to make sure it's available 100% of the time?
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shp0ngle
5y ago
The funny thing is - many years ago, MacOS was ahead of Windows in window management for a long time. Sure, that maximize button doing a weird thing was still there - my "favourite" app was iTunes, which randomly switched it to
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5y ago
You are, by design. Beeper gets around the e2e encryption by just running WA themselves on their side; there is no other way for them to be doing what they say they are doing…
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Yeah I did not understand a word of this.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Elon will get his edit button, no more reason to join the board I guess
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Ah. The culture in India is probably very different from SEA. I literally never heard about such a thing here. (Not saying it's not happening. I am not from here originally.)
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shp0ngle
5y ago
I worked at one SB company and yeah, they had basically unlimited money to throw at problem, but their main competitors had too, from what I heard. The funding world is _weird_ and I really wonder when the music will stop. I thought (hoped?
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Well, it's "move fast, break things" mentality. Just the thing you are breaking are actual people and their minds.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Wow, this is a depressing read. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2022-03-11/cerebral-... https://archive.ph/aKcMK
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Huh. I am working in IT in Southeast Asia (Indonesia and Vietnam mostly) and I have never heard about this.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
I think that’s because you are looking for a job at FAANG (well it’s MAAAN now but whatever) Everyone wants to get to those so the process is as it is. That’s what you get for trying to work at those companies.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
ah. ok
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shp0ngle
5y ago
The best way to treat singularity is like a religious millenarian event. The Apocalypse of early Christians, or today Christians for that matter, just for techies.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
Hah. Mac OS 9 could run iMovie (the first version, anyway). Maybe I should try that in the browser. edit: ah even playing simple QuickTime movies do not work, I don't think editing will. Oh well.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
(Bali is not in India.) If you actually tried to hire in the region, you would know. If you find a really good programmer in the region, his pay will approach European pay, and he will escape to Europe/US as soon as he can. Also I cann
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shp0ngle
5y ago
I don't mind office when everyone is in. Some things are easier in person. But this hybrid setup is literally the worst of both worlds. Why come to the office, when nobody is there anyway? There is no upside.
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shp0ngle
5y ago
If an app can crash your system, that means the system is not stable in my books
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5y ago
Mac OS 9 was really aging even at that point in time, was crashing all the time from what I heard, and so on, but. It looks amazing. Monterey wishes it looked half as good as OS 9 looks like
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5y ago
Witcher Sense is a good ability though
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5y ago
It's actually written in the article at the very end, but it's really interesting to point out that Mona Lisa really was not all that famous until 1911, when it was stolen by an Italian nationalist. https://www.npr.org&
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5y ago
Android One is indeed dead. There are no incentives for the manufacturers to make these devices, as customers don't care and don't want to pay premium for them, while the manufacturers can get money from adding crapware to their p
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5y ago
I never used Acme for similar reason I have never used Emacs. I never used Acme because I don't have a middle mouse button. (I never used Emacs because I don't have a META key on keyboard.)
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5y ago
It seems after almost bankrupting, they did some changes - they cut a lot of costs and focused more on retail and end-costumers, and that got them back up. https://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/Article/2021/07/28&
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Ask HN: What Happened to the Soylent Buzz?
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5y ago
Look at their telegram. They seem to be someone who is clearly inexperienced and support "hacker ethos" and don't really know what they want. They started talking about "demanding" code under open source licenses an
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5y ago
What does SOC stands for here? (Clearly not system on chip)
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5y ago
This seems to be beating a dead horse. Who actually gives attention to this knows this already. People that want to gamble still throw money at it anyway. Eh whatever.
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