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by usernamed7 1y ago
this is ridiculous. The provider is welcome to serve ads, and i am welcome to not watch them. When there are Ads on TV and I get up to go to the kitchen, am i skipping out on a commitment? Am I now a freeloader? Should the TV have a camera
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by usernamed7 1y ago
ads are awful on a good day. YOUTUBE ads are 5x worse. I'm not going to sit there, waste my time, watching the same ads for the 5th time that has no relevance to me. Adblockers make youtube tolerable. If there were no adblockers i genu
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by usernamed7 1y ago
I'd pay for it if youtube was worth it (it's not)
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by usernamed7 1y ago
looks like the article was updated after the version I read.
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by usernamed7 1y ago
yeah i've had similar experience but never had indexes get ignored! 100% not surprised though.
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by usernamed7 1y ago
lord knows i've been through this... glad it's something they finally solved for.
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by usernamed7 1y ago
seems only slightly biased towards privatization. slightly.
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by usernamed7 1y ago
wow, i did not see this coming! /s But i think (hope) this is a good thing. Mozilla has been too distracted and needs to get their head in the game.
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by usernamed7 1y ago
wow the fact that he did the sim-swap in store is wild to me. I could understand pulling it off over the phone but doing it in person is ballsy to say the least. All just to get access to an X account. I guess unlinking your X from your cel
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by usernamed7 1y ago
this reads like AI slop to me
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by usernamed7 1y ago
1 request a minute?!? wow that's just absurd you get it for just looking through code.
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by usernamed7 1y ago
nice! Paolo is one of my favorites and this series he's doing is genuinely interesting and documentary of life in japan. Brilliant series.
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by usernamed7 1y ago
LPT: you need sales
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by usernamed7 1y ago
wow i certainly appreciate your perspective and insight as a regular C# developer! My experience was limited to building a unity project for 6 years and learning the differences from Ruby. Another commenter suggested another language like c
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by usernamed7 1y ago
Hrm, i think this is a good point, It might be something better served by a ruby-like alternative. I'll have to tinker with crystal sometime. Thanks for this comment!
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by usernamed7 1y ago
I've been a ruby dev for 15+ years; i'd really love it if ruby adopted a C# similar approach to typing (albeit, more ruby-like and more flexible). It's the most readable, simplest way I would enjoy as a rubyist. Everything el
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by usernamed7 2y ago
Files have types though: .txt, .jpg, .bin, etc.
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by usernamed7 2y ago
After all these years, rails is still my favorite framework to build with. Although I have become increasingly bored/frustrated with the front-end development in rails, which lacks a solid rails-way.
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by usernamed7 2y ago
Location: Philadelphia, PA Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, Hotwire, Stimulus, PostgreSQL, Docker, APIs, Unity, C#, Python, SQL Résumé/CV: Available upon request. Email: violentpur@gmail.com
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by usernamed7 2y ago
*SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | Ruby on Rails | Remote USA* I’m a Rails engineer with 15 years experience in building scalable, modular applications. I focus on performance, maintainability, and well-structured code to ensure long-term stability.
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by usernamed7 2y ago
I was in the city a few months ago and needed to use the bathroom. I visited 3 starbucks and they all had their bathrooms closed. Not just 'you need the code' but full on closed. What kind of coffee shop that's trying to enco
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by usernamed7 2y ago
"underperforming employees" has nothing to do with it. My money is that everyone that gets let go performs just fine. They will be replaced by cheaper labor.
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by usernamed7 2y ago
They're coming for the influencers. This is another avenue for advertising. That's the end game in this.
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by usernamed7 2y ago
I went from being a big fan of hetzner to being pretty angry because of this change and how it was communicated. The price change is one thing, the MASSIVE change in traffic you get for it is another. Together, they suck. to go from 20Tb to
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by usernamed7 2y ago
with hotwire allowing realtime apps with no JS, and kamal for deploying to your own hardware, the glory days are back for Rails.
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by usernamed7 2y ago
> if you do good deeds, you better be flawless or else you didn't read the filing and it shows
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by usernamed7 2y ago
> most of our structural problems came from employees simply doing what was best for them and bad for the company I've seen this play out a lot as well with management. It's a classic principle/agent problem and one of the
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by usernamed7 2y ago
> How do we create urgency to create and claim within a reasonable period > Is it better to throw the user into a "template" they can edit or start with a completely empty state > Will folks even want an ungated experienc
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by usernamed7 2y ago
I checked out your website and twitter. If you really are "Delighting 20,000+ users around the world" (from your site) then I don't get why you're exploring this as a show HN. posting this feels like a growth hack from a
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by usernamed7 2y ago
Why is it green? It shouldn't be green. Ruby docs should be red. If i stumbled onto this site while looking for docs about a ruby method, i'd think I landed on the docs for some other programming language or fork of ruby. That&#x2

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