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by timeimp 4y ago
>The most in-demand skill was Ruby on Rails, with engineers skilled in this framework and scripting language receiving 1.64x more interview requests compared to the marketplace average. Ruby on Rails bumped Go from first place in 2022’s
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by timeimp 4y ago
beep Sarcasm Self-Test complete beep
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by timeimp 4y ago
But that would require effort, organising and building! I come here for the snarky comments and the “walking away feeling good” feeling, not actual action! /s This post feels like it falls into the XKCD trap of “soon: there are 15 stan
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by timeimp 4y ago
I find it amusing that in the US its "cash back" when getting money out at a retailer using debit cards but here in Australia its "cash out."
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by timeimp 4y ago
10x the number of price points is nuts. Then again, at this point, Apple is a treasury operation that also sells phones and computers.
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by timeimp 4y ago
>Angel Studios Was this the company that made Midtown Madness 2?
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by timeimp 4y ago
How else can the TV networks know on the day!?!? I mean, run the elections on Saturday instead. Then you'd have a whole weekend to count without work getting in the way
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by timeimp 4y ago
That was a great write-up to have a squizz at. Amazing to see how many different arch's will run from 1 set of binary.
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by timeimp 4y ago
Put it in an oven and wait a bit.
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by timeimp 4y ago
Oh, won't someone think of the children!?
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by timeimp 4y ago
The “death blow” for macOS would be when you can develop, compile, test and publish iOS apps without a Mac. It would become on life support at that case. Any Apple engineers reading this - an update like Snow Leopard would go a long way!
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by timeimp 4y ago
The idea of government doing this is laughable. Not on principle, but on reality. They’d be slow to get started, and change would take forever (short of legislation). These companies exist to serve legitimate needs in the various industries
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by timeimp 4y ago
I love how this still comes up all these years later
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by timeimp 4y ago
Yeah but my feelings. My feelings override everything in this article. My feelings. Could you imagine being in this position? Could you? It's all about the goal here - peace and no pain. Nope, not about the system. Anyone who says othe
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by timeimp 4y ago
Works using 8.8.8.8 and 1.1.1.1 as resolvers.
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by timeimp 4y ago
I've heard (anecdotally) that the attention span of all the younger users has taken a dramatic shift south. Educators and employers are noticing they cannot keep students / new employees engaged. Makes me wonder what damage is hap
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by timeimp 4y ago
This is the official Cloudflare incident URL: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/xvs51y9qs9dj
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by timeimp 4y ago
Does anyone work in an “enterprise” environment who have been dreading this day? Any apps / mainframes / industrials systems that needs IE to run?
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by timeimp 4y ago
Why not penalise tertiary institutions by stating that if students don’t find employment using those credentials, within 2 yard, their alumni fund / endowment fund gets raided the cost the degree?
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by timeimp 4y ago
impressive-very-nice.gif This is just a phenomenal idea - I hope your patent is approved too!
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by timeimp 5y ago
It’s not DNS There’s no way it’s DNS It was DNS
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by timeimp 5y ago
Here's hoping there will be a way to pay for no ads. But a question to HN: why have we not seen a mass-market adoption of a P2P, non-centralised messaging system that requires no external services to work? Mesh and other sorts of netwo
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by timeimp 5y ago
Oh cool. Their algorithm is why I’m now a big fan of Beluga. Thanks Algorithm™
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by timeimp 5y ago
Heh, its "baked in" heh In all seriousness, I wonder what the actual issue is. Could anyone comment as to the implications of only supporting a Type 2 hypervisor that is (as said on the site) "in violation of the ARMv8 specif
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by timeimp 6y ago
Ah man, they're gonna need to introduce new characters on Cells At Work! every one-to-two years at this rate. Nice.
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by timeimp 6y ago
So... when does this become an anti-patriotic thing to have? You know, when a country's police can't unlock the phone then convince everyone that a "little bit of a backdoor" is a good thing? /s
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by timeimp 6y ago
What an amazing "fill-in-the-gaps" comment! I wonder, what was it like being the people who helped YouTube before they were a Google company? Did you ever interact with them on a day-to-day basis? And with your payments stuff - ho
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by timeimp 6y ago
We have this for all elections in Australia. It works great and allows you to vote for your single issue party but fallback to a more mainstream or centrist party without spending your ballot.
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by timeimp 6y ago
TIL OpenSSL has premium customers!
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by timeimp 6y ago
Would it possible for me to turn off all the ads from all the advertises? Hypothetically, of course!

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