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by sltr 9mo ago
> Does anyone have any good resources on how to get better at doing "functional core imperative shell" style design? I can recommend Grokking Simplicity by Eric Normand. https://www.manning.com/books/grokki
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by sltr 10mo ago
I can empathize with the author. I'm trying to get my first software business off the ground, and one of my moats was well, having written software. For 20 years. I know that writing software is a small part of a software business, but
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by sltr 10mo ago
Probably not an attack. The plane had a history of issues leading up to the crash. I think the saying "never attribute to malice what is attributable to incompetence" applies here. The point of the article is to exonerate the pilo
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by sltr 10mo ago
https://archive.md/OCSD0
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Why the fuel-switch story does not explain the AI171 crash(frontline.thehindu.com)
4 points by sltr 10mo ago|4 comments
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by sltr 10mo ago
Palmer's tweet said a similar thing and added, "we gave away 11.5 billion build minutes (~$184 million) to support OSS last year". $184M in profit or cost? It's called a loss leader, not a gift, and it's a marketing
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by sltr 10mo ago
Yeah I couldn't log in for a bit this morning. It's concerning how often and how many times I tried. Glad it's resolved.
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by sltr 10mo ago
Thanks for your reply. I suggest looking at Airtable and _maybe_ Linear. They have API and automations. You could likely get AI to rewrite your scripts. If those don't work, you may have a business case for building it. I'm a foun
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by sltr 10mo ago
> Self-hosted runners: You will be charged for using the GitHub Actions cloud platform from March 1, 2026 The GitHub encrapification finally affects me. I am militantly unwilling to pay per minute to use my own computer. Time to leave. I
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by sltr 10mo ago
To help draw out some concrete software requirements, can you expand on what a "good way to manage the failures" would be and how what you've tried "does not work very well"? - How many failures per day do you exper
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by sltr 1y ago
Not one of the OSes you mention were around 40 years ago (i.e. in 1985)
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Result Isomorphism(blog.ploeh.dk)
3 points by sltr 1y ago|0 comments
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by sltr 1y ago
The National Park Service runs some webcams in the Smoky Mountains. It's a good time of year to check since the leaves are turning colors. https://www.nps.gov/grsm/learn/photosmultimedia/webcams.htm
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by sltr 1y ago
I appreciate your socratic approach this time. It's easier to receive than insinuating my wife is acting childish ("she's an adult"). One can certainly encourage others to keep their own devices charged. However, this so
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by sltr 1y ago
That does not answer the question. It's also rude, but I'll own fault for that. Edited the post to encourage focus on the technical issue.
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Ask HN: How do you remember to keep all your devices charged?
2 points by sltr 1y ago|11 comments
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by sltr 1y ago
Pixel 7 Pro, OnePlus 9, OnePlus 6, Minimal Phone MP01 (unofficial ROM), Samsung Gakaxy Tab S5e. Formerly: Xperia X Compact
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by sltr 1y ago
(Lineage user here) I've had no trouble with Schwab, USAA, Discover, Amex, Mercury, PayPal, Venmo, or Stripe. Phone is rooted with Magisk Hide and MicroG for spoofing google play services. Google Wallet does not work.
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by sltr 1y ago
I immediately put Lineage on all my devices. In fact, I only buy Android devices that Lineage supports. It's a uniform, degoogled Android experience that just works.
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Stryker Mutator(github.com)
1 points by sltr 1y ago|0 comments
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by sltr 1y ago
swiped to scroll down. page scrolled right. did not appreciate
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Deconstructing: The Battle Music of Pokemon Red and Blue (2018)(jasonyu.me)
2 points by sltr 1y ago|0 comments
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by sltr 1y ago
I received n*m copies of this email: one for each Stripe account, for each registered email. Clearly Stripe wants this, but I don't: it clashes with my worldview. I noticed the email carefully avoids the word "fraud". That&#x
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by sltr 1y ago
Thanks for subscribing! I sent a email update and will send more. https://linklever.net/blog/
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by sltr 1y ago
Done! except for the SHIFT+CTRL feature. Cross-platform global keypress handlers is tricky business, so that will have to wait until this app proves it can sell
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by sltr 1y ago
Software developers should sign a code of ethics, like other professions do and then cite it when asked to do unscrupulous things. This would work for activities that aren't illegal but still unethical, like defaulting user privacy cho
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by sltr 1y ago
Translation: "If you don't pay us with money, you will with your data." How about making it opt in and you pay me for training your AI?
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by sltr 1y ago
What we believe defines us. What we believe directs our efforts.
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by sltr 1y ago
Import from/export to JSON is now supported! Look for the buttons in the settings tab.
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by sltr 1y ago
The internet != all software jobs. I don't think the internet can be complete anymore than an economy can be complete, but sectors can be mature and/or commoditized. Software is definitely not mature, but AI makes people think it

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