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by xlii 4y ago
Just as losing money on bad investment or getting robbed or drained by ex-wife etc etc. But let’s call on Occams Razor and don’t focus some edge cases. Software development is well paying industry. We can’t bend over every single outlier si
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by xlii 4y ago
AFAIK it's not about Apple, but about other producers either polluting spectrum or plainly ignoring specs. There was a post about Logitech not creating a lot of interference with their MX products ( https://news.ycombinator.c
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by xlii 4y ago
And yet this is advice targeted towards developer with 15 years of experience. If someone is in position of working in the field, having a lot of experience and still having issue with putting some cash aside to take few months off then it
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by xlii 4y ago
I absolutely agree and confirm that too but then... so what? Myself, I don't feel need to remember a route I'm going to take once or twice in a lifetime. Also in Europe cities aren't easily navigable and one actually has to s
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by xlii 4y ago
Eh, everyone does what they want for themselves and a lot of weird dynamics work out for people. However here, not knowing any party, from absolutely fly-over perspective feels like (marital) tragedy waiting to happen. Young (30), working a
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by xlii 4y ago
Initial 1-3 months can (and should) be trial period. It’s better to cut off early than to waste everyone’s time. Also it’s always a good idea to reach out to the current and previous employees to get some of their feedback.
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by xlii 4y ago
I’m not surprised by that. Being in the veterinary care with my small pet (which I learned have very short all-good to all-dead journey) I noticed that vet clinic is a very depressing place. Sure, animals are cute, but a lot of them are dyi
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by xlii 4y ago
That’s a very interesting perspective and I wonder if that will change attack vector. One reason to have gateways etc. was to ensure that gateway couldn’t be taken over by software installs etc. Access was inconvenient but it was somewhat b
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by xlii 4y ago
It's an oversimplification. Internet Explorer being bundled with Windows was a different issue back then. Main problem was that a lot of official (government issued) software required ActiveX to run. Since ActiveX was bundled with Inte
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by xlii 4y ago
I got 82 using rather simple vocabulary (cat, milk, office plant, chess, rock, range). Those aren’t random and I have connection in my mind between them but I did make a “stretch” to make them different but not a really huge effort (like 3
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by xlii 4y ago
ADHD like many different things are a spectrum. You can have a slight disorder or you can have a really really strong one. I’m saying this to a level where I personally know bloodlines where men suicide is just a thing that “will happen”. G
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by xlii 5y ago
I don't necessarily agree with the point of the article, but I do think that "who" question is often avoided in "why" analysis. My guess is that "who" in "why" can get very personal and touchy an
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by xlii 5y ago
Software doesn’t work in isolation. It’s like you’d expect to take a tape with binary recorded on it and then expect it to use it on Mars. And Apple ecosystem is rapidly changing. OSes are changing every year. Phones get reiterated every ye
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by xlii 5y ago
Of course it has psychological benefits because passive aggressive and other forms of toxic and exploitative behaviors are a thing. And there is A LOT of it to which apologizing is a form of submission. Getting stronger in such situations c
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by xlii 5y ago
Yes, you're absolutely right! Forgot the name. That's 65% keyboard that I have.
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by xlii 5y ago
Can I recommend ignoring the fact that keypad is.. well keypad and treat it as additional X keys to bind? I have binds that directly open browser, Emacs, terminal and even IM so that I don't have to use mouse. Some are more macroable,
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by xlii 5y ago
This is a rabbit hole that I spent considerate amount of time and money and I’d like to warn some of those who are interested into going in. > Professional musicians don’t play on crappy equipment, right? ;-) With this article sentence I
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by xlii 5y ago
Money, as always. Commercial entities (kindergartens, schools, etc.) present themselves as well equipped by showing they have well equipped playground or other amenities. Those are filled quicker than those not having one and I've seen
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by xlii 5y ago
> What would that mean? Based on my knowledge a lot of companies are hiring behavior specialist to actively increase user retention and engagement. Those are borderline addictive elements. I believe it’s more about getting caught and hav
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by xlii 5y ago
To add European perspective on same issue: playgrounds are regulated by law and failure to comply results in criminal lawsuits and jail time. Of course the system ain’t perfect but in general when you go to any playground (both public and p
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by xlii 5y ago
I would argue that exercising such leverage is not only for benefit of the indispensable but also for the organizations which are often inert unless enough initiative is given. Indispensability (true or perceived) hurts not only person but
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by xlii 5y ago
My experience is completely different. Due to the lack of record and a lot of both personal experience and trusted accounts I deem such exams completely untrustworthy. The bias is both ways. Some teachers/examiners decide on the spot w
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by xlii 5y ago
I’m disappointed. I expected some obscure edgecase (like “Main is usually a function…” [1]) but instead that’s about scope handling, contract design and responsibility shift. “Hello world” method simply calls an API to a text interface. It
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by xlii 5y ago
We're on HN, so I hope to pull on technicality and not get _completely_ bashed ;-) OP mentioned (and I didn't check) that 2/3 of incidents are non-controllable, and not that we can't control 2/3 of causes, that&#x27
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by xlii 5y ago
I think author misses the point completely. Markdown is for writing not for editing. If you want to focus on writing, text, and content instead of on bells and whistles with formatting and typesetting it's really hard to go easier than
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by xlii 5y ago
I can see how it's polarizing especially since it feels like CRM for some. I'm, however, going to try this approach myself. Reason for that is that I'm all-or-nothing kind of person. I can nag you daily and overshare but then
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by xlii 5y ago
It’s real unfortunately and not treatable. One can try to manage it but it’s not guaranteed success and has its drawbacks. That’s a lifelong struggle but ultimately I think that having diagnosis is at least something to hook on. I’m slightl
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by xlii 5y ago
I’m a huge Elixir nerd and after some annoyances with JS stacks I decided to try going with Phoenix and LiveView for my pet project.
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by xlii 5y ago
I think that the best way for Apple to conform to all those regulations would be dual-tiering the iPhone (which I know they avoided for years) in software or even by two box designs. One would be "casual" iPhone (called just iPhon
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by xlii 5y ago
I can't unfortunately help you with that because the accounts I'm moving both have "custom domain e-mail" set as account. However for verification it usually uses either other iDevice (so popups happen on phone etc.) and

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