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steve_taylor
2y ago
Yeah this is me too. I've always thought this is normal. I don't experience any primary symptoms (e.g. sudden bouts of sleep or cataplexy), so it's probably no real cause for concern.
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Not if GitHub Actions goes down again
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It's saying that people shouldn't be nostalgic about the early internet because it stops them solving the perceived problems with today's internet. It's also implying that people's nostalgia is for sexism and racism
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2y ago
There's a difference between encouraging good behavior and loudly asserting your moral superiority.
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2y ago
> this nostalgia is preventing us from focusing on finding solutions We're gatekeeping nostalgia now. How sad and pathetic.
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It's not insane at all. Funko unalived itch.io and its entire ecosystem.
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2y ago
It's like going straight to the police, who then charge the employee. The employee is convicted and can't get a job because of the criminal record.
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2y ago
Prettier docs recommend a line length of 80 characters because of a fundamental design flaw: Lines are greedy and cramming as much as possible into each line decreases readability as lines increase in size.
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2y ago
It makes sense when you look at the age of the commenter's account.
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2y ago
If you're a blackhat and you want to be annoying, you can use Stripe tokens to charge your target's customers. The target is the payee, so you won't make any money, but it'll add to the chaos.
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There are client implementations, such as PouchDB for the browser and Couchbase Lite (community edition) for mobile platforms.
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People tend to underestimate the competitive advantage of a nice UI.
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I hate the fact that corporate IT collectively decided to block every port except 80 and 443, making it necessary to base new protocols on HTTP instead of TCP/IP.
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2y ago
That's not quite it. Golden handcuffs refer to financially significant unvested shares or options (e.g. RSUs) that you will forfeit if you leave the company. Some companies include quarterly RSUs as a significant percentage of total co
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I love Svelte and agree with you about performance, but its built-in CSS management has some showstopper bugs that are more likely to become apparent the bigger your app gets. If you use :global to target elements in child components (which
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Jason Fried really needs to rein in his barking dog. It's a bad look for the company.
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2y ago
Linux and macOS is a great combo. I recently bought a full-spec UM790 Pro (Ryzen 9 with 64GB RAM), installed Ubuntu and colocated it with my router. I run vscode on my low-spec Mac Mini (M1 with 8GB RAM) with all the grunt work handled by t
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Presumably, the Windows team has various targets to meet in terms of ARPU and things of that nature.
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Whoever made the decision to use GCP should be fired. Google’s random deletion of accounts and their resources is well known. Somehow there wasn’t anyone in the whole organisation who knew about this risk or Google had convinced them it doe
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It's quite telling that the MIT president was too scared to announce this despite only 1 in 20 faculty supporting DEI statements.
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“We don’t know, therefore consciousness” sounds an awful lot like “We don’t know, therefore God”.
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2y ago
Fear, uncertainty and doubt is the sword Corbado wants to live by, so it's the sword it should die by. You shouldn't trust Corbado with your users because the risk is too high and there are much more trusted solutions such as Auth
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3y ago
Do you have an enterprise plan?
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These days they coerce the dev team into implementing a tag manager so they can add their filthy trackers without asking the dev team.
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Using SvelteKit, Drizzle (with drizzle-zod) and tRPC, the process of building a full-stack, highly interactive web app in a single, statically-typed language is quite painless these days.
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3y ago
There’s also chargeback risk, which I imagine is quite high for digital purchases.
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3y ago
or Atom
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> Who do you think puts systems like a web search engine together? A really good programmer who is free from the tyranny of software “engineering”.
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Notice it said programmer , not software engineer . Speaking for myself, software engineering is something I do because I have bills to pay. Programming is something I started doing because it’s fun. The projects in this article are the t
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