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by treve 7y ago
Cash-friendly and bank unfriendly. I lived in Germany for a year and I haven't had to finish a branch so many times in my life as that year.
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by treve 7y ago
Now all browsers have removed the RSS feed button, here's his! https://writing.markchristian.org/feed.xml
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by treve 8y ago
It seems like whenever a new language pops up there's a race to build all the standard ecosystem tooling.
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by treve 8y ago
The idea is that in order for multiple people to collaborate, most of the time you will need a service like Github, Bitbucket or perhaps something you can run yourself. This is a different workflow. Instead of staying in sync via a hosted s
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by treve 8y ago
The OP never said fish wasnt meat, so it seems like it could be jab. I can't tell if it was, and I have no real stake in the argument, but when I read the question I felt it could be a bit too open to be interpreted as hostile.
666.
by treve 8y ago
I feel there's a different way to ask this question and potentially get a better answer.
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by treve 8y ago
One major benefit is that for any given page in your application, you probably don't need the entire bundle. This is not really true for SPA's, but I hope that's a trend that will eventually sizzle out again except for specia
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by treve 8y ago
Not at all. Just different spending habits. Never been in debt in my life, and I'm pretty happy with that.
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by treve 8y ago
Technically a millennial here: would take a salary cut any day to not work in the average bank or auditing firm. I worked at a PwC office for a while but couldn't stand it. In this case I ranked the work place as more important than sa
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by treve 8y ago
Yet here we are, one of us is having problems with credit, because they took a 60K loan on a luxury item and then decided they didn't like it. What was your next big loan for?
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by treve 8y ago
This tabloid style link doesn't belong on HN
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by treve 8y ago
Maybe don't take out a 60K loan for a luxury item? I understand a car is essential for some people, but 60K is a very expensive one.
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by treve 8y ago
I'm very interested in Hypercard and digging up some of these old ideas (and perhaps applying them to the web?) Between these 2 books, which one would you recommend as research?
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by treve 8y ago
I also don't understand why Mozilla killed these projects. The original persona (BrowserID) was a pretty solid idea, but I think it's pretty expected for these things to take years of advocacy to pick up. I wonder if it was change
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by treve 8y ago
Yes. Who am I to decide who can and can not feel they belong to the European identify.
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by treve 8y ago
Personally I feel this goes against the spirit of what .eu should stand for. Your government not having their shit together doesn't mean you can't identify as european. They should allow anyone on the continent to own a .eu domain
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by treve 8y ago
Not sure if this was a joke or serious, but 'amateur radio' refers basically to people who are into HAM radio. It doesn't necessarily preclude them from also working with radio professionally.
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by treve 8y ago
Worth adding that when HTTP/3 arrives, HTTP/1 doesn't go away. I imagine that HTTP/1 will never go away exactly for the reasons why people like it.
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by treve 8y ago
Maybe re-implemented SCTP, but this time it's usable.
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by treve 8y ago
Strict static types also go a really long way doing this + (And I'd argue this is more cost effective than tests)
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by treve 8y ago
Because you aren't just switching the 'format on the wire', you are switching from TCP to UDP, which requires a new IP connection.
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by treve 8y ago
> What I am a bit unsure about is actually how things like "transfer-encoding: chunked" or the various "connection" headers are supposed to be handled in servers/clients/libraries that are supposed to handle
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by treve 8y ago
LJ gave us OpenID, Memcached, MogileFS and Gearman. I was a fan of all of them. Such amazing technologies. OpenID specifically was (to me) such a BIG idea that I was convinced it would take over authentication systems everywhere. On the pra
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by treve 8y ago
I hope your relationship improves!
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by treve 8y ago
So your anecdotal experience is different from mine. It sounds like you're disagreeing with me, but I guess you're not. This was just my experience. Going through (some) US airports feels like temporarily stepping into the world o
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by treve 8y ago
Yes, I was talking about the guards.
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by treve 8y ago
Not sure what they're called then! Semi-automatics?
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by treve 8y ago
It's always worth at least $100 - 200 dollars to avoid a US transfer. The machine guns, and tv's with propaganda of 'how great the US is' are all creepy as hell. Not to mention being yelled at by border security. Seems t
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by treve 8y ago
Aren't espresso machines pressurized?
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One Year in San Francisco as a Software Engineer(evertpot.com)
220 points by treve 8y ago|263 comments

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