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symlinkk
6y ago
Fuck ICANN for pimping out the internet to make a quick buck. We need to replace them with an organization that is truly neutral and not for profit.
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symlinkk
6y ago
I think “culture” and “management” kind of bleed into each other, because at the end of the day you’re going to do whatever the manager tells you to do. If they tell you to make 100 more prototypes until you perfect the iPod, you’ll do it.
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symlinkk
6y ago
You’re giving Dell / HP / etc too much credit. They’ve tried over and over again to build a machine with Macbook level quality. They have laptops that cost just as much, if not more, than a Macbook. And every one of them has some
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symlinkk
7y ago
You see the brevity as a bad thing, I see it as a good thing. If you can’t get to the point in 280 characters you probably don’t know what you’re talking about.
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symlinkk
7y ago
Doesn’t really seem worth it to me, you get multiple years less of updates, slower hardware, and worse battery life for what, like $200 saved over the XR?
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symlinkk
7y ago
I don’t think I could go back to not having FaceID and having a physical home button. The size and the price is perfect though.
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symlinkk
7y ago
I don’t see a purpose to this in an era of Docker. They say their mission is to make it easy to host your own web apps, and provide some security around those apps, but Docker makes this easy as well and also provides a small amount of insu
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symlinkk
7y ago
Only thing I could find of him mentioning WebAssembly was here at 19:45: https://youtu.be/MxB0ldQfvT4?t=1185 In that video he says that it’s not a suitable target for TypeScript to compile to because WebAssembly doesn’t hav
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symlinkk
7y ago
I don't see how ads weren't enough to keep this afloat.
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symlinkk
7y ago
I was told that N-ginx is a curse word in Chinese, so I pronounce it En-Gin-Ex. I think the former is more intuitive though
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symlinkk
7y ago
People complain about Python being dynamically typed, adding weird modern syntax that isn't intuitive, and breaking changes from 2.x to 3.x. People complain about Ruby being dead, or don't talk about it at all because it's no
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symlinkk
7y ago
> And no, that's not just because you think Safari breaks them Why then? Safari straight up refuses to implement tons of PWA functionality. It's Apple being greedy, plain and simple.
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symlinkk
7y ago
Sort of like how all of us check Hacker News daily? Don’t act like we’re any better
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symlinkk
7y ago
Most of their funding comes from Google, in return for making Google search the default search engine on Firefox
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symlinkk
7y ago
It has the features that Chrome has but the UI and performance is worse.
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symlinkk
7y ago
What world do you live in where $140k in gains on an investment is not a huge amount of money?
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symlinkk
7y ago
Holy shit talk about a humble brag. You overpaid by $21k? You must be balling.
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symlinkk
7y ago
Which costs money and is exactly what everyone here is trying to avoid ;)
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symlinkk
7y ago
What's the exploit? I keep clicking links trying to figure it out and no one says what it actually is.
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symlinkk
7y ago
This is just a big ad for his website with no in-depth knowledge or insights provided. Literally just a list of tech someone uses and 4 or 5 links to his website. Is this what HN has become? I remember the content upvoted on this site being
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symlinkk
7y ago
The cool thing about 1Password and similar is that not only do they work in other browsers (Firefox), they also work outside of the browsers (e.g. in iOS I can autofill login boxes with credentials pulled from 1Password)
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symlinkk
7y ago
Who cares if it's 10% slower running on Python if the whole thing is going to be distributed across 1000s of containers that are behind layers of caching. At that point developer productivity is more important than runtime performance.
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symlinkk
7y ago
According to who?
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symlinkk
7y ago
I have a feeling this is the nail in the coffin for CircleCI. Github Actions are the way forward.
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symlinkk
7y ago
Just use a password manager so you can have a different password for each site. It's not that hard.
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symlinkk
7y ago
What's wrong with GNOME? I've been using it for years, I think it's by far the most consistent and logically laid out desktop environment on Linux. In fact I think it's more usable than Windows, which is impressive for i
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symlinkk
7y ago
There is an HTML control called <datalist> that is a dropdown with integrated search: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/da...
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symlinkk
7y ago
JSON
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symlinkk
7y ago
Jesus why not put your files on an external hard drive or in the cloud?
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symlinkk
7y ago
> there are other systems Like what?
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