ssalka

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   by ssalka 4y ago

   Without reading the other comments here, I can't tell what this font looks like, and I don't care to dig deeper to find out.
2. 182.▲
   by ssalka 4y ago

   And just like that, M1 is version last
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   by ssalka 4y ago

   React may have convinced the community to put HTML in their JavaScript, but I'm extremely reluctant to put JavaScript in my Python.
4. 184.▲
   by ssalka 4y ago

   Yeah, I've worked in tech 6 years now and never had to do Leetcode to get by in interviews. That being said, I never interviewed at FAANG. But many teams set a bar easier to pass than leetcode that still ensures good engineering skills
5. 185.▲
   by ssalka 4y ago

   > For every beautiful, artisinal website experience out there that takes UX seriously, there's an equally horrible one more like 10 equally horrible ones
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   by ssalka 4y ago

   The following line from the abstract: > Misperceptions persist even after an intervention to improve decision-making. echoes a finding from the CIA handbook Psychology of Intelligence Analysis, which for some reason lives rent-free in my
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   by ssalka 4y ago

   JavaScript 4 ever
8. 188.▲
   by ssalka 5y ago

   >You are being paid, in part, for your capacity to be frustrated and stressed for hours at a time As an ex-employee, I can confirm that being frustrated and stressed for hours at a time accurately describes the engineering experience at
9. 189.▲
   by ssalka 5y ago

   Everywhere I click shows the error >Unable to find a flowpath for that location. Please try somewhere else. :/ Using Brave Browser Version 1.34.80 Chromium: 97.0.4692.71 (Official Build) (x86_64)
10. 190.▲
    by ssalka 5y ago

    This seems like a really fun, potentially profitable, arbitrage experiment (using existing blockchains to identify "underpriced" NFTs of existing art; not making your own)
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    I don't think we can ever rid ourselves fully of advertising (even acknowledging that it's annoying for users and makes the web experience markedly worse, it ultimately is useful for companies/marketers). What we can and s
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    An ex-coworker of mine had a hobby of building visually distressing sites like this. Here are the few I remember: http://fastcashmoneyplus.biz/ https://ronamerch.co/ https://friendworld.social&#x
13. 193.▲
    by ssalka 5y ago

    I had been using privacy.com for around 6 months to pay my Xfinity internet bill. Last month, it stopped working randomly. I wonder if this change will fix my issue.
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    Thank you for your efforts, giga_chad
15. 195.▲
    by ssalka 5y ago

    Wish there was an option for "I'm not sure, show me this name again some other time"
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    I simply don't open Facebook unless I want to check a person's profile or view an event/page. But it's awful that Facebook would do something like this in response to what I can only imagine was (legally) totally accepta
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    I expected to see Ninja at #1, surprised he is #46
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    ^I have been using this for a long time, very positive experience with it (maybe gets a bit after excessive expanding/branching on a large thread), and it works with tweets older than 7 days...
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    I can already hear angry mobs mobilizing to Nationalize Twitter™
20. 200.▲
    by ssalka 5y ago

    Hope there's a human around to label that one as "ignore".
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    The content of the leak is where all the real blame is – for those near the top crafting narratives, that is arguably something they actively want to avoid :) If I wanted to be real cheeky, I would say the government has an incentive to not
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    by ssalka 5y ago

    so you wouldn't mind if the feds just seized your stored wealth? note, being a citizen in good standing with the law does not necessarily prevent this from happening. I don't understand why you would want it to be easy for your pr
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    On the off-chance that the parent's description has a typo, it may be this 1976 court ruling: United States v. Miller, 425 U.S. 435
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    This is why I youtube-dl everything
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    I agree with all of these except bangbang bangbang for life
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    FWIW in Chromium-based browsers you can shift+click tabs to select multiple, then close all selected at once or drag selected to new window
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    >Investors that don't work for wages don't strike me as a likely group to develop growing levels of resentment. That's correct, but is not what is implied by "The source of unrest is resentment among people that don&#
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    I like to think that, by addressing the known bugs as they pop up, over time you can box the complexity gremlins into tighter and more predictable spaces. Though as long as humans are building these systems, that box will always be there, a
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    People are going to build for the tools that have strong network effects. Those Roam clones you mention have none at the present moment. And I don't see how a Roam Research integration would be "leeching value," especially be
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    by ssalka 6y ago

    Basically with Roam you think of your notes as a graph - when you link to another page, that becomes a relationship in the graph. Technically this is possible with any note-taking app that allows links between pages, but one of the nice thi