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by workthrowaway 7y ago
so happy to learn about it. i have used airflow in the past and it seems they have addressed various pain points with this new library.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
haven't had to install an anti-virus or deal with a virus in like forever. windows 10 kept nagging me about scanning, and often doesn't find much. i may not know what new tricks malwares and viruses are using right now.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
curious, have you tried product hunt or similar? it is looking to me that playing the online popularity game has become a key factor for succeeding. if something is popular on product hunt, it is more likely to succeed.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
> Self-Censorship this one is interesting.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
lmao, that's number 4 in the ten crack commandments haha
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
wait what? i seldom hear about instagram. to be honest i am surprised every time it gets mentioned (same thing for snapchat). i thinking you have to be doing particular things or be part of certain spheres to occasionally run into instagram
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
funny, i was listening to the go time podcast during my commute this morning and they had the author on... the author seems to suggest that one should start with an interpreter, then move to a compiler. (read the interpreter book, then rea
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
nit: these updates often break working software if you ask me. the productivity loss here is not negligible.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
i thought part of it were also consultancy fees for him to be a consultant for the company many years to come?
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
i mean, why downvote the GP? there is a good discussion to have here. and i am in fact learning new things. i am all for using one word (less typing) but i am not sure i am ready to see shutdowning...
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
great job! only a couple of seconds with the game and i felt calmed down somehow lol we need more slow paced, calming things like this
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
> Their touchpad is excellent... exception: the 2017 macbook pro trackpad. it's not great. i don't know how many times i had to plug a mouse in to get drag and drop to work...
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
why atlassian is so successful with management but not with people who actually use their product is a great unsolved mystery.
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Async Python 3.6+ Web Server and Framework(github.com)
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
it's not just you. i am, i think, "that" generation and i have no idea what this is all about. the word "cringe" is overused, we should "cancel" it.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
google+ did not fail for me. and many others i know. i enjoyed being part of communities around specific topics. spamming was the only problem i saw. and i just couldn't comprehend that the same company that defeated spams in email cou
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
is it? i mean there were online boards and forums that had this comments/replies structure, joel on software anyone?. well minus the points. but those were never called social networks...
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
me too! you know, that "flow" thing they talk about, nothing puts me quicker in the flow zone than washing the dishes. must have something to do with the sound of running water maybe...
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
the one thing i am nostalgic about are buttons. someone please bring buttons back! so i can once again dial a number without looking at my phone or letting the whole world know...
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
funny i wanted to make the same comment last night but was too lazy. wasn't the first time John did what he did. and it's not the usual kind of learning either. he was learning by first principles. i truly love this idea of replay
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
> npm sucks and all, but at least it just works and doesn't get in my way as much. used many package managers: pip, gem, go, npm, composer, etc... npm is the only one i have recent memories of having to kill & the only one that
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
was going to make a similar comment but mention that i can see this as an advantage over google and amazon clouds. they can just offer a solid editor with their offering now, making it easier to develop on their cloud.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
that's interesting. what example problems incremental refinement isn't able to solve?
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
something definitely went wrong, imo. when that pizzahut website link was posted a few days ago, i felt nostalgic about old web pages. most of them were about favorite topics, shows, hobbies and links! friends (the show) had thousands of fa
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
back when we all dressed more formal lol :)
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
wow, just realized some of us have been using shortcuts for so long that we don't know when things get moved. also the "windows" key argument was kinda moot because most keyboard have a key that isn't a "windows&quo
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
surprised by this as well! was it always the case? it is also very interesting to know that names i won't repeat here have chosen not to show their article to a wider audience. good luck with that! medium is a very strange model, imo,
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
well, the $150 chromebook is not going to help you with figma either way
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
the GP solution puzzles me too. i don't want this to be the solution. i wear glasses and my eyes are already damaged and now i need to filter out the color blue? what about we start making better monitors and screens instead?
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
thanks for sharing and sorry it happened to you. sad to say but, i would be suspicious with if any interaction with a bank is going this easy and is this convenient...

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