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Either one some of us (beginning with me) will have to learn to support So...not sure there's a big difference on that front :)
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No CI/CD
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That font does look really nice! Also noticed the slash in the 0 runs top left to bottom right, rather than the far-more-common [in my experience] top right to bottom left Any idea why that decision was made?
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3y ago
does it have to do with "knowing" whether the data being displayed is numeric vs alphanumeric? When alphanumeric, put the slash, when only numeric leave it out?
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Interesting that you can handle large loads with minimal cost ... but there's got to be a catch: how do you plan to fund this long-term ... out of the goodness of your heart? Maybe that's the case (the founders of Telegram manag
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that looks pretty cool
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3y ago
pretty sure you need to `sudo su - ` first
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3y ago
What kind of "fast" traffic do you want? rozenmd makes a good point with search/social ads Or posting to HN, /., Reddit, LinkedIn, etc and hoping for the best But ... without knowing what kind of traffic you want, re
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Ask HN: Gitlab or Gitea for self-hosting Git?
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RT is still around?! I don't think I've heard of anyone using it in years!
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Linux on a Commodore 64
(hackaday.com)
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Find That Obscure Function with This Interactive Map of the Linux Kernel
(hackaday.com)
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$999 Librem 11 Linux Tablet – Celeron N5100, 1TB NVMe SSD, 2.5K Amoled Display
(cnx-software.com)
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Why your credit card perks could be going away
(thepointsguy.com)
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Switching off: Sweden says back-to-basics schooling works on paper
(theguardian.com)
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The odd cadence of narrative engineering design documents
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>This person can build fast: Quality rarely matters in MVPs, Speed and number of iterations is the most important factor when pivot is just down the road. While this statement happens to be true[ish], that it is even close to true is a
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I find it funny that the "bad tech profiles" highlighted read just like the "good tech profiles" - the "good" one is as nebulous as second "bad" one And the first "bad" one, which the author
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While binarily-founded startups are not bad (in the words of the article, "one who can build (Technical) and one who can sell (Non-Technical)", the organization will be far better off of there are either three founders, or if
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Application Performance Monitoring AWS Lambda Functions with Sentry
(fullstackpython.com)
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maybe it's an aspect of having learned "word processing" in the late 80s / early 90s ... but I find the "edit around" far more useful than "cut and hold elsewhere"
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pretty sure, USCG jurisdiction extends to at least 200nm from the coastline - per https://nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/data/us-maritime-limits-and-...
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Florida man arrested after trying to cross Atlantic in hamster wheel vessel
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several folks I know use tools like Obsidian as a digital Zettelkasten for quick[ish] manuscript creation I use it as a 'pure' note-taking tool And I accomplish what you're describing ("eat a cookie ... have a cookie&quo
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Apple's September Event name looks like a cryptic Apple Watch Ultra 2 reference
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talk about solid-state storage
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Why not? Ideas have no value - only implementations do If someone can implement a version of the idea, they should be encouraged to do so
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For a Business, Making Money Should Be Incidental
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Computing Percentages Easier
(jeremykun.com)
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The Imperial System definitely feels far more human-oriented ... (and not just because some measurements have body parts associated (foot, handspan, etc)) Temperatures are a good example of this, and I saw a wonderful graphic/meme a
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