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by vultour 4y ago
Great that they finally do that. I accidentally checked one into a public GitHub repo a long time ago and about 2 years later someone found it. The infinite spam wasn't even the worst part about this, bajillion emojis in every message
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by vultour 4y ago
Most people shouldn’t have been using this in the first place. If you’ve been taught to use these in the last ~10 years then someone, somewhere, has failed horribly.
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by vultour 4y ago
These people can earn millions in executive positions of for-profit companies, why would they work for this supposed company of yours that pays "ethical" salaries?
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by vultour 4y ago
You can’t test the 2020 code without Node.
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by vultour 4y ago
Your system isn't set to prefer dark mode.
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by vultour 4y ago
SV developers might have slight trouble grasping that 4 hours of their work is someone's monthly salary.
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by vultour 4y ago
Excuse my ignorance as I work in infrastructure, but do "pure" software engineers never have any time to do work outside of their assignments? Is it constant agile crunch to smash as many story points as possible into the current
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by vultour 4y ago
Not sure how this link proves the point you're trying to make. I can in fact still download all the games that no longer have a page on the Steam store.
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by vultour 4y ago
I don't see how one leads to the other. The only outcome of this should be immediate termination.
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by vultour 4y ago
Sure, if you're copying multiple messages in a conversation. Otherwise you're still able to select the name and time along with the message. Hijacking my clipboard with data I have not selected can fuck off.
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by vultour 4y ago
MtG is actually much worse because the lootboxes contain items that give you advantage in the game. AFAIK all Valve games only have cosmetic items.
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by vultour 4y ago
That article makes it out to have a positive effect so I'm not sure what you're trying to be careful about. Perhaps you want your child to say "thank you" and "please" less?
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by vultour 4y ago
Are we now going to spam HN with all the links from the other “shortest domain” thread? There’s already several.
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by vultour 4y ago
The warm feeling that they don’t waste time dealing with the peasants.
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by vultour 4y ago
Nobody complaining about Perl's syntax is complaining about the "C style". Reading the arcane incantations of magical $ variables gets really old really fast, Perl takes the "if it was hard to figure out then the code mu
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by vultour 4y ago
How did you find clients?
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by vultour 4y ago
How do you know he's working remotely? When I moved out of London back to the EU I was offered the same job in the company's local office, except it also came with a "salary adjustment" which meant they were going to pay
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by vultour 4y ago
"First-world" countries require banks to provide free accounts to people who can't afford the standard fees. Maybe you should be working towards that instead of banning cashless stores.
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by vultour 4y ago
Do you contact potential clients or do they contact you?
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by vultour 4y ago
Now we need to figure out the right color for a place that gets both hot and cold.
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by vultour 4y ago
Operator Framework (and I assume the upstream k8s go library) provide leader election.
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by vultour 4y ago
I get spam on three emails: public one listed on a website (obfuscated by JS), one that got accidentally published on a WHOIS record, and the one I use for recruiters & career websites.
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by vultour 4y ago
GitLab has been upsetting their paying customers for a long time. Features are constantly being shifted to higher paying tiers and every time I had a problem with something I found an issue on their tracker that's 5 years old, with cou
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by vultour 4y ago
rm ./-f
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by vultour 4y ago
> Researchers from MIT and China’s Shanghai Jiao Tong University have now created... Funny editorialising you did there.
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by vultour 4y ago
I grew up with unfettered internet access, and of course I also came across the occasional horrific liveleak video, but everything required at least some sort of conscious input. Nowadays you have one app with an endless stream of garbage^W
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by vultour 4y ago
Looks like the API returns either 429 Too Many Requests or a 500 error, so it's probably hugged to death.
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by vultour 4y ago
Don't forget the obnoxious robotic voice plastered over every video. I only come across TikTok videos on Reddit, but the moment I hear the voice I move on.
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by vultour 4y ago
Are you serious? This guy's entire history is just a reworded comment found elsewhere in the thread.
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by vultour 4y ago
I don't think one should consider any language with a garbage collector a replacement for C++. I love Go but in my opinion it serves a different purpose than C++ or Rust.

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