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by tfsh 4y ago
That's the joke, no computation needs to happen because for as long as there exists JavaScript, there will to be an incessant stream of gratuitous JavaScript frameworks.
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by tfsh 4y ago
I wonder if the author posted the letter from a local post box. It could be that locality improves the chances of it reaching its desired address. E.g I wonder what happens if the letter was posted from a more remote location in the UK.
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by tfsh 4y ago
For GP, note Chrome is a special case because it's an open source-first project so it is not in the same repo as Gmail. However products are in the same repo such a gmail, youtube, search (frontend, mobile, server, infra, etc), photos,
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by tfsh 4y ago
You could also think about apprenticeships. They're gaining in popularity and prestige across many countries now. Big players such as Google offer software engineering apprenticeships targeted at people interested in tech but without f
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Emotionify – Sort Spotify playlists by emotion and energy(emotionify.nitratine.net)
1 points by tfsh 4y ago|0 comments
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by tfsh 4y ago
Unclutter - next gen reader Picture in Picture by Google YouTube sponsor block OneTab Return YouTube dislike Single FileZ I still don't care about cookies
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by tfsh 4y ago
I have some very specific requirements for a bookmark manager which nothing has yet satiated, so I may "just" implement these myself: - Graph based bookmark views where I can hover over nodes to see bookmarks of the same origin. -
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by tfsh 4y ago
because there are no branches in google3 (the monorepo which stores virtually all internal code) flags are used to guard code paths rather than branches. E.g I know in just one client-facing app there is well over a thousand flags, all indi
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by tfsh 4y ago
In what sense is the UK like Russia?
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by tfsh 4y ago
Wasn't laid off (end of contract) but spent ~3 months looking and interviewing for jobs. Applied to about 30 positions, heard back from 3 and received 1 offer for Google. Didn't exactly give me confidence about the future when I m
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by tfsh 4y ago
These are addressing two very different concerns but framed as a singular one. Google is first and foremost a search engine - it searches the web for answers, the key point being the answers need to exist on the web. The other is a machine
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by tfsh 4y ago
Forking perfectly functional browser-based web app into Electron apps is an irritating trend with very limited benefits. Some apps exist as Electron apps because they require native OS access, this app does not, therefore there is no reason
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by tfsh 4y ago
See also jsoncrack [1] which visualises JSON as n-ary tree data-structures. This project takes a different approach, in that it handles the displaying of JSON node leaf data in a more human way. E.g for hex colours showing a colour picker o
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by tfsh 4y ago
I manually determined there was an individual posing as two people (playing both the antagonist and the adversary) because they consistently misspelt certain words such as "definitely" as "defiantly". Fingerprinting cert
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by tfsh 4y ago
It's a publicly open collaborative playlist. Not sure why it's linked, maybe an experiment from the author?
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by tfsh 4y ago
If you're not slightly technically inclined you wouldn't be interested in contributing to Z-Libs decentralised hosting so this isn't an issue.
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by tfsh 4y ago
I remember playing this 60 days ago when you released the prototype - congratulations on the official release! The game was a lot of fun, simple enough to be intuitively picked up but complex enough to spend a good 20 minutes trying to solv
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by tfsh 4y ago
Being unable to filter by location means I wouldn't even consider using this let alone paying. What USP does this tool provide? The product seems only to aggregate jobs, it doesn't help me get in contact with them, it doesn't
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by tfsh 4y ago
It's been stated that FTX can access the wallets of their customers [1], I wonder if employees or other bad actors knowing the ship is sinking have decided to - forgive me for the quip - plunder any remaining assets. 1: https:/&#
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Perception Census – A crowdsourced scientific studies on perceptual diversity(perceptioncensus.dreamachine.world)
1 points by tfsh 4y ago|0 comments
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by tfsh 4y ago
The example looks cool, but I'm currently in an 11 hour queue :( Any chance of porting this to the web using WASM? I've used ImageMagick in the browser before, I've never used Gimp, but if there's enough overlap you coul
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by tfsh 4y ago
I profoundly dislike the new logo as it erodes an ever diminishing bygone-era of graphic design. Traditional cyphers, monograms and other iconography are time-bound to the pre-20th century (n < 1901). In recent years I've noticed an
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by tfsh 4y ago
what's the issue with that?
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by tfsh 4y ago
There's a useful plugin called "Daily Notes" which automatically creates a note each day with your desired template, along with the calendar plugin I have a daily chronology of everything I've done which I deem noteworth
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by tfsh 4y ago
Any crypto exchange posturing buying out the likes of Goldman or CME are obviously doomed to fail. There's a fundemental difference between having courage and being down right lunatic, SBF definitely falls in the latter...
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by tfsh 4y ago
Group-chat specific stories would be an interesting idea. What I dislike about social media is the wide-reaching effects, being able to constrain this to a close circle of friends (like what G+ alluded) to could catch on.
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by tfsh 4y ago
A cursory search on Google yields four results pertaining to the "confediverse". Being such a niche I wonder whether it's wise to label technology with such contrieved descriptions. I think it would be useful if you could exp
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by tfsh 4y ago
All those unnecessary expenses like content moderation and robust fault tolerant infrastructure.
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by tfsh 4y ago
This is no different to Crawlers used in web-indexing projects (google, duckduckgo, baidu, Apple Siri). You dislike this not because it could be defined as invasive (it's not), or because it could DoS websites (it won't). You disl
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by tfsh 4y ago
If organisations are going to ignore the licenses attached to my OOS and that's legimitised in the law, then that's a surefire way to irreparably damage the open source ecosystem

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