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by tsuujin 4y ago
Fun fact: the windows and Linux communities are both equally bad at this. It’s not that apple users are fanatics, it’s that some people define their identity by their OS and will make absolutely certain you know.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I’m honestly surprised it took as long as it did to see the first Stallman-apologist “you must be living in a bubble” rebuttal.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Sneakers is still one of my all time favorite movies.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Interesting that theft went Clojure. I know them as Django devs.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
You make friends in real life and then include them in this platform, not the other way around. Not building an audience seems to be a feature. I view this as a great way to keep in touch with people you actually know.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I’ve been using Kagi as my primary browser for a while. My only complaint about so far has nothing to do with Kagi itself, I just wish I could set it as my primary search engine in Safari.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
And they really, really hate homeless people.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
> Rather than a 10 second toy ad "hooking" a kid, you have a program that can spend an hour or more "hooking" a kid with tactics that aren't as immediately apparent to regulators in their manipulation. Fun fact,
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Fighting hard to defend a position you don’t personally believe in is an important part of learning that there are meritorious arguments for positions you disagree with; which is itself a foundation for learning to engage productively with
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Couldn’t have said it better. I also switched from fast-track engineer to EM for similar reasons; I loved the people I worked with and wanted them to be better represented. I wanted to get the roadblocks out of the way and let them thrive.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Bravo on that reference link, that is a brutally succinct example of behavior we generally seem to dismiss.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I don’t want to get drawn into a negativity thing here, but I think this is important: > And I don’t think that part is an opinion, it is the interpretation of a fact You’re describing an opinion here. Your interpretation is your opinion
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by tsuujin 5y ago
This is written like a death knell for stadia, but is it really? If the tech can be white labeled and used elsewhere then it seems like the tech is less likely to be killed off, not more. Nothing about this necessitates killing the gaming s
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by tsuujin 5y ago
This is a silly take. Game Pass is the best value in gaming today by a huge margin and I say that as a general naysayer of MIcrosoft. It is a reasonable take for someone to stay with MS because of the service.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I’m struggling to find a way to word this that doesn’t seem dismissive or snarky, but I’m genuinely curious so I’m going to take a stab at it anyways. I am a dad who has felt all of the things you mention and my interest in this platform is
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Having used both systems, have to say that the iPhone parental settings are just leagues ahead of android. It is dead simple to set and view usage based on app or category, and setting overrides just seems to work.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I was a hardcore vim user for many years, and switched to Emacs a few years ago. It’s hard to give a concise, objective reason as to why. My best attempt would be something like “vim is a great editor, but emacs is a great ecosystem”. I alw
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Can you help clarify the difference between htmx and turbolinks (now just “turbo”) which has shipped with rails for years?
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by tsuujin 5y ago
The comments on that post are deplorable. However, I’ve been working in web development for many years and I have to say I am not surprised. I started my career working in paint stores, then moved to home renovation for low income families.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
For ~$400. I understand they’re clear about this being “for developers” but this just seems unfair.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I’m an avid org-mode user, all of my work happens there. Can you give me the elevator pitch for why I would pay for tap over my existing org-mode + captures + agenda?
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by tsuujin 5y ago
It’s worth noting that you do not need cookies to store shopping cart details if you have a user account system. You can store their cart in a database and associate it with a user account. A session based cookie can then be used to store y
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I worked for a company located in SF not long ago, I don’t think most people appreciate just how absurd the cost of living there actually is. The people I worked with lived in fairly small apartments, shared with up to eight co-tenets. It w
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by tsuujin 5y ago
It would be great to see a running example here. A five minute video where notes are made in real time and then a brief overview of why at the end would really help me to understand how this is supposed to work.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
> The second turned out not to be aesthetically pleasing. For that and various other reasons it’s not the best one to use. Also on the list of concerning statements. Why do I get the feeling that “various other reasons” play a bit of a m
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by tsuujin 5y ago
15% until they’re making more than $1m/year.
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by tsuujin 5y ago
I started bullet journaling for work a couple of months ago, and I was about to pull the trigger on buying a remarkable because I like everything about bujo except for the book itself. I was waiting for my next paycheck to buy one, and then
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by tsuujin 5y ago
https://www.artofchording.com/ is your friend for getting started with steno. The plover discord is also a great resource. Learning steno theory can be intimidating, my recommendation is not to set a goal timeline for being
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by tsuujin 5y ago
Since picking up an Apple TV, my Netflix consumption is down to zero. Everything else is right there in the main UI, and it provides zero incentive for me to open their app. At least from my perspective, Netflix really dropped the ball on t
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by tsuujin 5y ago
This is a pet peeve of mine, but it’s so ingrained into dev culture that it seems impossible to stop. We could have a little bit of intellectual integrity and at least say “good” instead of “best” but we won’t. We also use it to argue for o

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