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by tekacs 5y ago
As per line one of my comment — I also don’t much like non-competes. The only reason I commented was to dispel and push back on the conspiracy-esque style that the parent commenter used to characterise /how/ the law got written th
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I’m no fan of noncompetes — and I would also rather generate (and have previously generated) loyalty through compensation, goodwill and camaraderie, but this entire argument strikes me as disingenuous. - The almost conspiracy-esque malice o
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… or it could (reasonably) be that secretaries to executives tend to have access to highly privileged information, much more so than most employees of the company, on a level similar to the executive themselves.
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by tekacs 5y ago
In an era where they weren’t able to defeat ‘ubiquitous encryption’ (everything moving to HTTPS) or end-to-end encryption… … this seems like a convenient way to allow the EU to provide their own CAs who will be willing to cooperate in issui
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It still does, yes, :)
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You can also click on the timestamp of the HN comment (e.g. ‘1 hour ago’) and then click ‘favorite’. That will save the comment (publicly) to your profile. Looking at your profile it doesn’t look like you have any favorites saved yet, so ma
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by tekacs 5y ago
This is interesting -- it reminds me a lot of https://supernotes.app . I like how simple and small this is, as well as its support for history out of the gates. :)
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AbstractOps: The Scaling System for Your Company(abstractops.com)
20 points by tekacs 5y ago|6 comments
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Another attempt in this space recently is https://natto.dev , by Paul Shen ( https://twitter.com/_paulshen ). It's a really interesting platform and his Twitter feed shows you all sorts of interesting and inno
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> Anyone who has created an account on Twitter in recent years knows that new accounts are indiscriminately opted into new mandatory 'intelligent' social features like the purple star recommendations[0], while anyone with an ol
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Which is behind the ‘Buy’ button in the top nav. Not sure what happened in the grandparent comment, but it’s very much transparent and easy to find. It also has a neat calculator, so it’s easy to figure out exact pricing for various scenari
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So Logseq [1] is open (AGPLv3), also markdown with no lock in, more powerful in some key ways than Obsidian (it has block links, which I’ll let others expound on the benefit of or edit this when I’m at my desk). The main thing it’s lacking
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The decisions feature here feels a lot like Threads ( https://threads.com/ ) and the document feature like Notion (though I see the use of ProseMirror). I can’t necessarily say that I understand the value of two way syncing t
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The image you’re talking about in the tweet is of a Discord message — this tweet is presumably the most original source that’s linkable as a normal page on the web.
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Thank you, this is super helpful -- I didn't look close enough to spot that myself. :)
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https://gist.github.com/tomykaira/3159910 This gist talks specifically about PyPy using the Futamara projection.
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https://twitter.com/bjango/status/1453171506263982087?s=20 iStat replied to this post to say that they're not!
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I had the same reaction initially. For anyone else looking -- the poster linked to the second tweet in the thread. The first tweet [1] shows that menubar items are /hidden behind the notch/ (fully rendered, you can click and inter
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Great to see this shift! I’d be curious to hear about the comparison to https://reflect.run — I can imagine that access to the tester community is a piece of that…
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According to the upstream article posted in a sibling comment [1], the decision was made by the department head for EAPS, themselves a scientist AFAICT [2]. That doesn't necessarily change anything (and I'm not weighing in here),
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How to gain conviction to work on a startup idea for 10 years(blog.airplane.dev)
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> All those anonymous function wraps add clutter, and that clutter accumulates. Another great example of this is feature flags -- adding/removing an entire chunk of code in most languages tends to be limited to (for example) the ins
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Another pretty wonderful option, both for focus and for other uses of background sound is https://mynoise.net It's very customizable at a level that most tools aren't, making it easy to (for example) pare back low bass
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I'll also leave these here, in case the conversation inevitably turns to pattern-matched function definition in Elixir. :) https://github.com/clojure/core.match -- pattern matching as a library https://
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> Now Elixir has an equivalent to multi, the Protocol. For what it's worth, Clojure also has a much closer fit to Elixir Protocols called... a Protocol. https://www.braveclojure.com/multimethods-records-protocols&#x2
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https://archive.is/oEbam ... since the site seems to be down as of this writing.
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> Given Apple's monopoly advantage with their preinstalled Mail app, we don't need much of an uptake from what they're calling Mail Privacy Protection to break the dam on spy pixels. You can't really say anything auth
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> Perhaps the dynamic type system can have a fancy linter that does something crazy like running your code... but I'm not aware of any such linter. Names in Clojure codebases and libraries are pretty reliably annotated with trailing
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From your post, [2] says, "Maj. Justin Lee, USAF is an active F-35 Joint Strike Force pilot" [3] says, "I'm an F-35 fighter pilot for the Air Force." ... both of which seem to suggest that he's still active?
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Unlike port knocking (which folks seem to be mentioning a lot), this seems like it only has 1,000,000 possible locations that can rapidly be scanned. Knocking has multiplicative growth and so many more possibilities. Perhaps you could inclu

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