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4y ago
From the article: > Just a few months ago in June, Google, whose CEO Sundar Pichai has Indian roots, cancelled a talk on caste discrimination where Dalit rights activist Thenmozhi Soundararajan was supposed to give a presentation. The ta
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4y ago
Been using stow for my dotfiles for many years now and I’m really happy with the workflow: https://github.com/spinningarrow/.files
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One Time Secret – keep sensitive info out of your email and chat logs
(onetimesecret.com)
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5y ago
If your data is not position-dependent a tuple doesn’t sound like the correct choice. In the price example you provided, a map would be much better. As for how you know what’s in there - you should only know whether what’s relevant to your
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5y ago
Seems a bit petty to me. As a developer I empathize with the possible lack of documentation (I don’t know, I never tried to integrate Sign In with Apple) but as a user I actually am super happy with it. Nowadays any iOS app that doesn’t sup
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5y ago
@dang: would it be possible to add sub domains for ghost.io (similar to github.io) in the parens after the title?
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5y ago
Really happy to see the updates to FaceTime making it a more fully-fledged video conferencing tool, no longer limited to users on the Apple ecosystem. It's rivalled only by Zoom in terms of call and video quality on low-bandwidth conne
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Every Apple product to be carbon neutral by 2030
(apple.com)
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5y ago
It's been a while (4 years) since I used Ava. Back then, it was impossibly slow - something about running tests in parallel even though they don't have any blocking operations being a significant overhead. Any idea if that's
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5y ago
Right now I’m trying out MailChimp.
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5y ago
Yes, for me the main use case for using FeedBurner was also the email subscriptions. Funnily enough, I was looking at alternatives just a few days ago because I had the feeling Google might kill it sooner or later.
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6y ago
Mine too! I loved how incredibly light it was. I never had to think twice about taking it somewhere with me. I rarely used the port for anything other than charging, so it wasn’t too much of a hassle. Definitely disliked the keyboard though
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India is now only 'partly free' under Modi
(bbc.com)
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6y ago
On iOS the Apollo app is truly fantastic. Also one of the best iOS apps I’ve used in general in terms of user experience.
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6y ago
Yes it is (JavaScript is so widely used that probably every pattern is in use somewhere. I myself have done this many times and seen it being done as well!)
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6y ago
> The developers of toReadableNumber felt they were making a backwards-compatible change. To me that’s the real point. In JavaScript where a function’s signature is not changed by the number of parameters, adding even an optional argumen
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6y ago
An example of where the distinction is quite important - default parameters for functions only work when the argument is undefined.
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WhatsApp extends 'confusing' update deadline
(bbc.com)
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How private is WhatsApp, what can FB see and should you look at alternatives
(indianexpress.com)
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6y ago
Not sure if you were being flippant; “break for my hands from being in the same position on the desk for the keyboard, mouse, and trackpad” was my intention.
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6y ago
I actually use many meetings to get a break from the keyboard, so I understand where parent is coming from.
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6y ago
Recently started using Node-RED with Home Assistant and I’m really digging it so far. Modeling flows is super intuitive and quick, and it can do so much (even acting as a web server for a custom dashboard).
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6y ago
It’s strange but I don’t really feel bored at all (I don’t have kids). In fact work-wise not a lot has changed except for having no commute, and since my commute was pretty short, the increase in time is quite marginal.
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6y ago
Took me your comment to realize that!
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6y ago
I have <name><number>@gmail.com. Despite the number, I still get emails about other people’s bank accounts, parcels being shipped to them, the occasional missent scan…
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Minimal React
(2ality.com)
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6y ago
I think it doesn’t, at least seems to support GitHub repos: https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/github/
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7y ago
The higher-end models do support eSIM though and a lot of carriers seem to be adding support for this. It’s not quite as convenient as being able to swap out two physical SIMs but for traveling it could work to have your primary ‘home’ SIM
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Google Chrome: Control your music, videos and more
(support.google.com)
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Homebrew invites users to get pwned
(applehelpwriter.com)
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