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by sugarpile 6y ago
Here you go: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24443128 In the linked slides they say "We are working on a [static typing implementation (what exactly it will look like is still unclear afaik)] prototype, open-sourc
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by sugarpile 6y ago
There’s something from Facebook/WhatsApp coming out in November
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by sugarpile 6y ago
It’s interesting you bring up disabilities since forcing apple to open up to other app stores will likely harm accessibility. Accessibility on iOS is second to none. I be surprised if many disabled users were in the “open up iOS” camp.
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by sugarpile 6y ago
(this sounds snarky but is not, I'm genuinely asking) Which notifications option do I uncheck to stop from getting the popup asking me to upgrade to dropbox plus that I got this morning?
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by sugarpile 6y ago
“A bad COVID vaccine (one that doesn't work), or heaven help us, one that causes harm, could set public healthcare back decades.” I see this a lot (and am not jumping on you), do you mind explaining why you feel this way? To me one of
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by sugarpile 6y ago
Anything specific about it? The PM's wife being CEO is obviously a bit suspect but it would be far more notable if the family was siphoning off money which there are unsaid said things about but never anything explicit which is... fru
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by sugarpile 6y ago
Your points are anecdotal as well, without you realizing it, in the sense that they're based on your lack of anecdotes. To further the anecdotal train I can tell you I have a few first hand examples that prove you wrong: - Due to me ne
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by sugarpile 6y ago
Mind linking that art? I’ve got some 10gb/s boxes I’d love to seed it on.
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by sugarpile 6y ago
The idea that the public "can't be trusted" with information like this has always deeply frustrated me. Information should be openly shared and this story serves as another demonstration that journalists are not a special cl
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by sugarpile 6y ago
It would satisfy 100% of the same audience asking for this change
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by sugarpile 6y ago
It's likely responsible for radicalization of both sides. I really doubt it's a coincidence pressure for social movements intensified more between 2009-2020 than it has for any time prior.
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by sugarpile 7y ago
Ah yes, tromé (verlan for métro), ouais, and putain: the three French words I sprinkle in with my broken French the most to make it seem like I speak the language better than I actually do
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by sugarpile 7y ago
Learning acceptance is the same as avoiding your, to this point, natural response :) Some spiritual texts (stoic philosophy) place an emphasis on guarding your impressions to external events (e.g., deciding I have a flat tire, this is bad,
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by sugarpile 7y ago
I've been using https://lunchmoney.app/ since it launched. On top of being one of the cleaner saas apps I use the developer has been super responsive whenever I've submitted feedback or feature requests. It&#x27
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by sugarpile 7y ago
@dang, any chance we can get the url updated to one with the usual theinformation.com paywall bypass?
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by sugarpile 7y ago
Trying playing Moira -- she's broken right now. Highest I've ever been previously is just over 3k on tank and I'm sitting around 3300 right now just from playing Moira. Right click orbs only and use your ult on cooldown. Go
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by sugarpile 7y ago
Yeah, the linked stats look like this brings it in line with Chrome's power consumption which is already much, much higher than Safari's.
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by sugarpile 7y ago
1password has a history of being terrible at announcing product changes and unilaterally making decisions that negatively impact customers. They removed autosubmitting passwords a couple of months ago and then: - lied about the reasoning b
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by sugarpile 7y ago
FWIW the NSA has been behind many coordinated 0day disclosure efforts. It’s a balancing act.
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by sugarpile 7y ago
Such a smarmy, annoying author. First time I’ve ever wished PayPal had sided with the scammer.
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by sugarpile 7y ago
Does anyone here who is working with elixir professionally have a sense of what kind of mastery is needed to jump into an elixir dev role? I've used it on and off for ~4 years at this point and in a few side projects (most recent one
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by sugarpile 8y ago
> paying for digital content mfw never subbed, never donated, adblock, stolen laptop, neighbours wifi
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by sugarpile 8y ago
Don’t worry, Apple takes a 100% cut of Apple Music’s revenue
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by sugarpile 8y ago
That's probably what you're looking to see. Many, me included, will never pay if there's an avenue to get it for free (regardless of legality).
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by sugarpile 8y ago
My concern is that having general high amounts of inflammation in your body alone increases your risk for Alzheimer's. As someone with inflammation diseases galore (including gum disease), I hope I'm just making inferences where
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by sugarpile 8y ago
Looks like the github wsjUnblock repo got nuked at some point and the most recent version doesn't work on wsj anymore. Does anyone know if it's still alive (under active development) anywhere? If not I'll probably start pok
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by sugarpile 8y ago
A reminder if you or your org use Babel to consider donating to Henry's patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/henryzhu ) He's a smart, nice person who plays a large part in software that many of us use on a daily basis.
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by sugarpile 8y ago
Was he a BJJ coach?
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by sugarpile 8y ago
(Modern) Advertising is a fundamental betrayal of human trust. Anything to hinder it is a step in the right direction, imo
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by sugarpile 9y ago
There are about five comments saying there is nothing Netflix employees can leak that people care about. You’re all thinking too tech centric. Nielsen, studios, and the press would love to get their hands on Netflix’s viewer numbers and as

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