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by yodon 2y ago
Understanding how/where the humans were recruited is probably important info to many potential users, for language and cultural reasons.
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by yodon 2y ago
If you're hosting your site on your 15kb flat file CMS, it seems to have fallen prey to the load HN brings.
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by yodon 2y ago
Animate is probably a better word to use in your repo than shake or shaky (more people looking for something like this will search for animate than search for shaky, I suspect)
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by yodon 2y ago
From the official Snowflake response[0]: >We believe this is the result of ongoing industry-wide, identity-based attacks with the intent to obtain customer data. Research indicates that these types of attacks are performed with our custo
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by yodon 2y ago
It disappeared because people disagree on whether to upvote or downvote comments. When the HN algorithm sees signals like comments receiving large numbers of upvotes and downvotes simultaneously, it interprets that signal as "this post
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by yodon 2y ago
(1) Start by being clear with yourself what things you're interested in knowing about vs. what things you're interested in doing. Doing something generally takes much longer to accomplish than knowing about something, so focus you
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by yodon 2y ago
>you will end up with different divisions trying to solve the same problems in ways that either confound each other or the customer. I'm pretty sure you just described most of the 100 largest consumer products companies, and a good
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by yodon 2y ago
Re: your apparent derision of Cliff Stoll's writings, the OP results seem to speak to a trend he was among the first to point out in the book you cite from: people overwhelmingly bias towards the easiest to obtain information, even whe
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by yodon 2y ago
Yes, Amazon is actively working to support Aspire for AWS.
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by yodon 2y ago
Definitely some auth issues on that page. I have to log in with Azure credentials just to see the docs? That's a non-starter, even for a guy who usually has an Azure portal open. There's also no way to know, without providing cred
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by yodon 2y ago
Having used Aspire during pre-release, it's so nice as a developer to be able to work on deployments in a real programming language where I can set breakpoints and right-click down into the code to see what's going on. I'm de
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by yodon 2y ago
The associated aspir8 (aspirate) project handles deployment to k8s[0]. [0] https://github.com/prom3theu5/aspirational-manifests
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by yodon 2y ago
Underscore is a double-pinky keystroke. As someone who has battled RSI, I stopped using snake case and underscore-prefixed member variables because of the added stress all those underscores place on the weakest fingers.
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by yodon 2y ago
>How do you type in lap position? Easily. Spoken as someone who's owned a number of these devices and who prefers to work while sitting on a couch or comfy chair. The kickstand and keyboard work great on your lap. Whatever fear you
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by yodon 2y ago
The kickstand works great on your lap. I understand why you'd be concerned but there are zero issues with it (speaking as an owner of at least 3 successively more powerful surfaces with kickstands)
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by yodon 2y ago
Season 8 of Homeland is based on an event like this
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by yodon 2y ago
If only someone made a computer you could put on your lap
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by yodon 2y ago
Simple easy UI and enough capabilities to accomplish the occasional manual image editing tasks I need as a dev, in a free and open source tool.
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by yodon 2y ago
Yes! Yes! Yes! It sounds like Wine might be able to run Paint.NET again. That's pretty much the only app that still has me reaching for Windows at this point. https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55513
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by yodon 2y ago
ArsTechnica has the main figure from the paper and some discussion[0] [0] https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/05/this-past-summers-he...
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by yodon 2y ago
If you're going to directly quote the first two paragraphs of the article, it's generally considered good form to indicate you're quoting from the article (for example by starting your text with ">")
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by yodon 2y ago
The homepage might be more compelling if the thumbnails for the sample videos were something other than black rectangles.
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by yodon 2y ago
Facebook and Google sell advertising, so they sell their users. GitHub and HN sell things (hosting and startup jobs & equity), so they sell to their users. There is a big difference between selling your users and selling to your users.
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by yodon 2y ago
I suspect your comment is meant to imply his role at a NoSQL company invalidates his opinion. With a resume and history like his, he can get a role as a technical advisor pretty much anywhere he wants at any time. The fact that he chose a N
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by yodon 2y ago
See also Tim Benzedrine in Bored of the Rings[0] [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bored_of_the_Rings
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by yodon 2y ago
Vote
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by yodon 2y ago
The base -2 question was asked by someone other than Joel, and definitely fits in the category of interviewer vanity questions.
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by yodon 2y ago
I'm a believer in Joel Spolsky's recruiting goal: "Smart and gets things done."[0] Add "not a jerk" (which I find is part of "gets things done" on an ongoing basis) and everything else is either vanit
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by yodon 2y ago
>All for 35$ a month There is a reason currency symbols like $ and £ exist and are placed at the front of the number, not at the end. The symbol and its presence at the front of the number is an anti-fraud token. The anti-fraud token at
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by yodon 2y ago
I'm baffled why you'd name your product in a way that conflicts with a heavily used front end tool.

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