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by striking 4y ago
I've seen some pockets here or there of grating, boring "jokes" or obvious attempts at farming karma, but I don't think that really makes the site any more like Reddit. I think folks are using "becoming Reddit"
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by striking 4y ago
Bluetooth is slow. Even my Sony LinkBuds take like 15 minutes to update.
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by striking 4y ago
They link to a doc that has a glossary[1] but you're not wrong, it would be helpful. 1: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/blob/main/src/amd...
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by striking 4y ago
I'm not saying you should only give out carrots, either. I just think assuming the responsibility lies on the kid to behave correctly doesn't make sense.
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by striking 4y ago
The way this is phrased makes it sound unreasonably judgmental, all stick and no carrot. If anyone had spoken to me like this at 18 I'd have been furious. There's not a word of how you might help the kid be less of a hermit, lose
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by striking 4y ago
What are you trying to assert is false about this viewpoint? Specific performance is actually a kind of legal remedy and it can in fact be ordered by a court. It might be one of the last tools in a judge's toolbox, but I don't thi
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by striking 4y ago
You appear to have a fundamental misunderstanding of the 2FA in this case. TOTP-based 2FA is available for PyPI, for which any number of FOSS freely-runnable clients are available. See also https://pypi.org/help/#totp
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by striking 4y ago
You can refresh your replies list over time, or you can sign up for Notify HN or any similar service that notifies you via email.
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by striking 4y ago
To my knowledge, there is a combination of specific views on the site that highlight important features of the site (an obvious example might be the list of flagged comments; a less-obvious example might be https://news.ycombinat
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by striking 4y ago
Yeah, until you run into https://www.theretailequation.com/ . Which is used in more places than you think.
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by striking 4y ago
Yeah, and that's not enough. I guess I'll hold off on trying your language until 1.0.
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by striking 4y ago
I don't remember anything like that happening to me. I hope that's not common.
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by striking 4y ago
https://explain.dalibo.com/ and https://explain.depesz.com/ are indispensable tools for visualizing Postgres' EXPLAIN output in a similar way. I will agree that the MSSQL query visualizer is more visua
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by striking 4y ago
The waiting list is starting to subside afaict. It'll still be some time (they say "October or later" for current reservations) but picking one up from a scalper is probably not worth the monetary and moral cost.
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by striking 4y ago
As I said in my previous reply, you're more than welcome to stick a beta tag on something that isn't ready for prime time yet. Take a look at Rust and their releases as an example of the ultimate in building a stable foundation th
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by striking 4y ago
I won't pretend to be up to date on your language and what is fixed or working, but if it was so easy to fix these bugs that were apparently so trivial, why weren't they fixed before announcing / releasing the features? Even
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by striking 4y ago
I think the highly aspirational nature of the claims about V upon its original launch are why it attracted so much scrutiny. It claimed to do a lot of things and didn't clearly separate things that might be delivered in the future from
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by striking 4y ago
How do you know the low-hanging fruit hasn't already been picked, and that you're not just seeing the tip of the iceberg when you see spam?
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by striking 4y ago
Other people have been working to get homebrew running without charging for it or making it explicitly geared towards piracy. Let the homebrew community be your heroes, not these folks doing actual crime and making real money on it.
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by striking 4y ago
You can look at any one of the articles that mention companies and their case studies in applying these exact methods. I don't want to name my workplace.
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by striking 4y ago
There are still targets to be met and demands still being made of you. Sure, if you have nothing to do, do something good with your time; that's not always the position people are in. > Life is more than serving your boss in the off
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by striking 4y ago
Feeling like you're constantly blocked isn't fun either. Starting to get into the groove only to have to immediately stop, having to keep track of lots of threads where people put up roadblocks to justify their own jobs, etc. is n
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by striking 4y ago
Sure, but if they don't have a majority of the company and are being told they can't use the existing code and can't invest the time/resources to reproduce it, does it really matter how critical those other functions are
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by striking 4y ago
> Every place I've ever worked, we have explicitly hired inferior candidates due to their racial/gender/etc characteristics. In another comment downthread, I explicitly say " Don't hire bad candidates. " I
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by striking 4y ago
> But in instances where [the new pipeline's applicants are worse than those of the old], then isn't it the case that implementing this change is unfair to the best applicants? So, to start with, I'm not sure that it would
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by striking 4y ago
Again, I'm sorry to hear that, but I promise you there are people out there working to make things better for everyone. All I can offer you is that the successes are far less visible than the failures, and that it's really easy to
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by striking 4y ago
Yes, hiring is zero sum, but if you're complaining about the suggestions I just gave, those work to remedy bias in a hiring pipeline rather than explicitly making people's lives harder. In other words, if you are unhappy that you
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by striking 4y ago
I'm sorry you had an experience like that, and I understand that it can be really tough to take concepts like these seriously when your personal experience clearly demonstrates the opposite effect. There's nothing I can say or do
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by striking 4y ago
> the whole "diversity and inclusion" thing is explicitly about giving unequal (more favorable) treatment to people who aren't white/male/cis It's too bad you see it that way when in a lot of cases it's
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by striking 4y ago
Because, from my understanding: it's hard to preserve things and the code is usually pretty crappy and the data is often unintelligible without a lot of help from whoever was processing it. Obviously preservation of research outputs is

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