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by urda 3y ago
I'm actually not seeing that and the market numbers don't agree with ya on that. Many less "pro" consumers (not coders or the heavy engineering skew you find here on HN) in my circles have moved away from their tradition
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by urda 3y ago
git is not a great choice for large files, which is why git-lfs is a thing too.
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by urda 3y ago
It was really easy to see what the site was about, and I was quickly able to POST a "Hello World" to it from my terminal. Based on some other comments in this thread, it looks like there's some market competition for this her
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by urda 3y ago
You must be looking at very different market data versus the rest of the economy and players.
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by urda 3y ago
I think you're letting a bit of emotion get in the way of logic, take a step back and just breath for a second. Given the information we had at the time, and how violent the virus was ripping through communities it was the best, worst
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by urda 3y ago
They should but many do not. The students do not need to be on their phones during school hours. They are there to learn.
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by urda 3y ago
Archive.today actively sabotages requests from CloudFlare / Quad9 users. Please avoid linking them.
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by urda 3y ago
Because Google and Googlers are a culture of shipping things to ship things, and the idea of maintenance and long term customer support does not exist at Google or in Googler's minds.
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by urda 3y ago
Also agreed, there's a lot of inflation of reported numbers here.
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by urda 3y ago
I tend to agree with this. The leaderboard for many programmers is a source of stress and is another type of internet "comparison" like seeing someone who appears "better" than you on social media. Advent of Code, to me,
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by urda 3y ago
Yup and AWS CDK doesn’t support it either. Not happy that AWS is pushing this and they don’t even fully support it.
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by urda 3y ago
Archive.today actively sabotages requests from CloudFlare / Quad9 users. Please avoid linking them. ... and no. Routing "around" to reward bad behavior is not acceptable.
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by urda 3y ago
Honestly Ars has really fallen in the past few years.
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by urda 3y ago
For myself: I've been really happy moving over to Mastodon honestly. It's been a breath of fresh air.
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by urda 3y ago
I think it really depends, and for many unique and lucky individuals they won't feel this.
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by urda 3y ago
LANWAR (Louisville, KY): https://lanwar.com 25 years going strong.
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by urda 3y ago
That's not what was said at all in context, and I do not appreciate you putting words in my valid comment. You dismissed the original argument with your own personal truths.
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by urda 3y ago
"the rotten tree-trunk, until the very moment when the storm-blast breaks it in two, has all the appearance of might it ever had." - Isaac Asimov, Foundation
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by urda 3y ago
This is a VERY exciting time in Space!
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by urda 3y ago
> An owner of this repository has limited the ability to open an issue to users that have contributed to this repository in the past. It sure seems like they're silencing opposition.
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by urda 3y ago
Both RupertBenWiser and yoavweiss reputations are fully gone from this. Pretty much the moment they closed an issue without a single comment [1], locked the repo from everyone else, and then a much later time claiming it was "spam&quot
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by urda 3y ago
They have also violated an important Code of Conduct [1], to the point of even aggressively closing valid complaints [2]. The Googlers RupertBenWiser [3] and yoavweiss [4] are really just toeing the Google line. What's super gross is e
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by urda 3y ago
I recommend just using something like XCA [1]. Just configure your own root CA and distribute it. [1] https://hohnstaedt.de/xca/
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by urda 3y ago
I'm starting to wonder if something is a mess at stripe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36673091
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by urda 3y ago
It's across all areas of the industry. I had a coworker from a startup I worked in SF, let's call them "Eric W". I kept in touch with Eric W after leaving SF, and through a chunk of the pandemic. However, the pandemic tu
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by urda 3y ago
My iPhone required a restart, but the whole process took less than 5 minutes.
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by urda 3y ago
It's a bit horrifying it takes a disgruntled HN post and the pure chance you happened across it. It's also discomforting how comfortable Stripe employees like yourself think holding 50% of someone's earning for any amount o
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by urda 3y ago
So yeah, seems to have a large impact all the same.
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by urda 3y ago
I found myself asking the same thing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36662195
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by urda 3y ago
Not 100% sure, but the timing is odd no?

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