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Many Adobe services currently down
(status.adobe.com)
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CD Projekt is now Europe’s most valuable game company ahead of Ubisoft
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I still dream of a web browser that manages to combine browsing history, bookmarks, tabs and multi-device sync in one interface.
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Poland holds ghost election with 0% turnout
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Amazon Writing Style Takeaways
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Poland caught in bizarre 'election', set for zero turnout
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Startup financial models – Templates compared for SaaS
(stephnass.com)
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In my team, we review PRs first thing in the morning the following day. It is for the benefit of everyone. People are less distracted and know that they can get occupied with other things by working at their own schedule until the end of th
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What strikes me is so many people's sense of entitlement to high availability of public download servers for open source software. This is not something to take for granted. We learn over and over, because this kind of outage happens e
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Some Node.js dist builds are experiencing intermittent 500 errors
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Polish e-Dowód management tool violates OpenSC LGPL license
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Transport Fever is great. It is beautiful and has an engaging single player mode. Now there is also Transport Fever 2, but I would start with 1, because it is cheaper and still totally enjoyable.
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GitLens[1] is my favorite VS Code extension. This extension shows relevant revision history directly in the code editor. These features are called current line blame and authorship code lens. [1] https://gitlens.amod.io/#fea
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It says it the footnotes that the misspelling is intentional
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Fwiw, two pizzas in US buy you up to 20 meals in a developing country. In a developing country, people often get cheaper iPhones (second hand or previous generation). The apps, however cost the same.
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Interesting what you say about struct-of-arrays, I have been following this topic closely recently. Do you know any well known JS code implemented using struct-of-arrays or have some interesting resources about it? I am worried that SoA cod
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I have a soon-to-be 2 yo, so I can't help you, but maybe I can learn something from you. Are there any robotic toys suitable for a 2 yo? For now we play Duplo, role play, etc.
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Technically, D3 is a JavaScript library, but in reality it is much more than that. In this article, it is called "visualization grammar". I have heard it being called "jQuery of diagramming", "declarative DSL for da
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If you enjoy this kind of tips, you can get 736 pages of such in the book Tools of Titans[1] by Tim Ferris - with commentary about what's particularly good about them. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Tools-Titans-Billionair
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Basically, bookmarks? I dream of a browser that would merge bookmarks + history into one, with full-text search.
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This is the most inspiring implementation of live web scraping that I have seen. However, I think it will only work well on semantic HTML. I don't know about AirBnb, used in the paper, but I can say many good words about GitHub. GitHub
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https://www.xlwings.org/
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It works for DuckDuckGo: https://duckduckgo.com/ However it won't work for any site that uses client log in.
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You have to admit in some software "Discard" means "Cancel". Having to choose between "Discard" and "Cancel" might sound nonsensical. These are language subtelities that might be hard to translate to
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I agree. I especially like the goals about errors.
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Great idea, very much welcome in the fragmented JS community. However, I am sceptical about performance of a tool written in TypeScript/JavaScript. We've seen that tools written in compiled languages like Rust or Go can be much fa
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Valve is famous for their handbook, too: https://www.theverge.com/2012/4/21/2964991/valves-handbook-f...
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This is an inspiring, bold move. Of course there will be abusers, but it seems GOG is betting that: - the abusers are people who wouldn't buy anyway - the positive PR will help GOG to increase the sales, as this is a niche platform com
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Wow, there are more: https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/6tk9q4/t...
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So a house number can be a fraction? That's something that should be added to https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-a...
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