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valtism
5y ago
This blows my mind. Dan deals with so much belligerent user feedback and is nearly always positive, understanding and polite. To me he is the gold standard of open source communication.
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5y ago
This is scary, especially how Apple gained access to her personal iMessage messages to use against her. I'm sure that a such a long-standing culture of secrecy has allowed some nasty things to fester.
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valtism
5y ago
I don't think any of what you are saying here amounts to any sort of corruption.
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5y ago
I am a professional frontend developer working on a large-scale react application and I love tailwind. I am proficient in CSS, but having colocated html (well, JSX) and css makes so much sense, and the design system really helps fast iterat
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5y ago
I don't think Github has any control over this without changing their content license.
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5y ago
It's devastating that this is the top opinion coming from here. The "If you don't like it just leave" stance, whether talking about working for a company or living in a country, is so dismissive of the people who see iss
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5y ago
Are you worried about the impact your diet has on the environment?
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The future of “dark mode” is something radically different
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
Doesn't this also mean that they would not be able to receive comms?
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5y ago
And thank god for that. This community is definitely held together by the hard work and judicial moderation of those few.
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5y ago
I've only ever seen the "delete twitter" sentiment here on HN – mostly by the crowd who gnash teeth about "cancel culture" and social justice.
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5y ago
I met someone running an AirBnB in London who was in the process of revoking his US citizenship because he was being taxed by the US despite not working there or having any business there. What blew me away is that he was having to pay thou
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5y ago
This seems like an overreaction
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Snkrx – Final Update from the Dev
(a327ex.com)
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5y ago
As a developer in Australia, I have made these sorts of errors that I didn't notice until my colleagues in the US picked them up. I am actually very happy that America is in a negative timezone, because I believe these errors would be
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5y ago
This can be an underrated feature of software, although I feel like we're getting better at it. I remember being so frustrated with guides to using software back in the early 00s where part of the guide would be reconfiguring default s
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5y ago
I would refuse the meeting until they have at least attempted to use the resources you provide. If they do and still have issues, you can talk with them about what may be holding them back from using them effectively and make some changes o
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5y ago
He knows what he's doing. He's been harassing @boop for a long time now.
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5y ago
Hey dang. I think this post need to be taken down. I've followed this drama before and after reading a lot from both sides, it's pretty clear in my eyes that there is an ongoing harassment campaign from Pasquale. I was really shoc
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5y ago
As someone who began learning with a statically typed language then moved to a dynamically typed language, I can say that I found learning a lot simpler with a dynamic language. I see static typing as a nice tool to help stop you making err
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5y ago
Igor Alberts has struck me as about as much as a cartoon villain type as I have ever seen. Obsessed with money and completely lacking in any sense of empathy. His excuses ring very hollow.
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I don’t know. I’ve been hearing from people who actually use the app that it is really good, and the video editor is amazing. I disregarded the platform at first because the content it surfaced didn’t appeal to me, but I can see how with go
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5y ago
Yes but let’s not get that cynical about it. People are working hard on these problems.
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Interesting list of seafarers abandoned at sea, usually to to legal or contractual obligations. This includes the case of Mohammed Aisha[0] who was stuck on board a boat deemed unseaworthy by the Egyptian government and stuck anchored off t
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Abandonment of Seafarers Database
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This is the official trailer, not the lower quality re-upload you posted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckqvG0Rj35I
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6y ago
I think that an important thing to do is to figure out what area of the job has big opportunities for the company or tech stack that currently don’t have ownership, and really take ownership of those areas.
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6y ago
Hey Alex, we use and love Papercups. Very nice to use and a refreshingly simple experience.
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I've looked into Dolt perviously for powering our product that is Git for financials. The trouble is that most of our complexity lies in our data's relationships. Merging is very tricky when some data that has been added in one br
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6y ago
Yes, but how many of those crimes are from strangers? I've heard that most crimes are committed by those close to the victim - either family or friends.
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