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Just going through the game and I really enjoy it! This is absolutely my cup of tea, despite not being much into D&D. This guy curates an amazing set of playlists for D&D backgrounds, I had fun syncing them with what was happening i
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While not as powerful, I enjoy CockroachDB's UI too. And it's wire-protocol compatible with Postgres!
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Not only that, but they have a guy who AFAIU spent his 20% time to build this feature (i.e. e2ee using GPG), it would take minimal resources to implement it as an add-on. I guess with all the usage data they have they know how much the gene
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Probably not what OP is looking for, but you can <pre> an ASCII diagram. It's my favorite way to add more info to a particularly complex piece of code (parsers, state machines, etc.), right there in a comment. You need to update
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I follow both Casey and the Trending page. This was his first video of his not in there. I'm so incredibly fed up with them. I hope Cloudflare Stream will help someone build a creator-friendly to YouTube, so it can burn in the dumpster
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I generally am against rallying against people with more "out there" opinions, like in this case, as I think it's toxic to establishing common grounds for a healthy discussion with people we fundamentally disagree with. Even
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Case Studies with the Biz Doc Tom Ellsworth (video Playlist)
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This reminds me of the time I wanted to build a URL shortener that handles lists and even hierarchies, and I bought the domain urls.cat (URLs `cat`). I realised then how close it was to "URL scat", so it's probably a good thi
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Exactly what this comment said. Very long time EC user, this is lovely designed but not quite for me.
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My reaction exactly, but it's actually a joke. > do a 360 and moonwalk away
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Quit Facebook a long time ago despite being a huge fan and promoter (lol) in the early days (even used lastname@facebook.com seriously when email addresses launched) – it's not that difficult to do. Same with LinkedIn, love the occasio
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Holy shit, this. I'm going through this right now, it's never been as difficult as when I'm doing mostly everything right. :/
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Would you please stop reminding me how much better Rdio was :(
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It'd be nice to have standard rejection emails from popular companies: Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, etc.
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Love the idea, signed up!
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Hence why I said skills and not taste.
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The design skills of the author are phenomenal. I'm a JS skeptic, but seeing how popular hyper.js is, maybe this project has a future.
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While this is imho in a much nicer format, I also maintain a somewhat opinionated list of technical interview resources: https://github.com/andreis/interview
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I've used hn.premii.com for years and couldn't be happier. I also like the name, it means 'prizes' in Romanian.
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Am I remembering it wrong or was Udemy cancer? https://hn.algolia.com/?query=udemy&sort=byPopularity&prefix...
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> Cruise employee here. throwaway for obvious reasons. It needs to be said that this is entirely marketing smoke and mirrors. The Cruise platform is significantly behind most other players in the market, and is having many many technical
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I guess it cancels this out: https://i.redd.it/s8e8jf5gkhkz.jpg
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Alternatively, don't fucking apply to this kind of company. They have BILLIONS of dollars in the bank (let that sink in for a moment) and the technical recruiters are paid well anyway, there is absolutely no reason for them to not give
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-atom_transistor
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Agreed. I like this list of somewhat common bit hacks (the popular Bit Twiddling Guide): graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html
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Aside from the awesome feature that lets you point to any folder for the config file (I keep it symlinked to my dotfiles), iTerm2 can go borderless, which I absolutely love (iterm2-nightly needed)! http://i.imgur.com/GENVtUJ
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FWIW I am another very happy long time user of AppCleaner. More stuff I install with brew-cask on my macs: https://github.com/andreis/cfg/blob/master/brew-cask.txt
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Per day. For reference, that is €1,131,500 or $1,350,000 per year. > You’re in the top 0.007% richest people in the world by income. > That makes you the 428,441st richest person on earth by income. I'm really disappointed with G
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IDEA in zero latency mode https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2015/08/experimental-zero-la...
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