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SuperCuber
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Comment #44266698
It's hilarious that this figure keeps getting quoted with a link to a source that directly contradicts it. > Armed conflicts have indirect health implications beyond the direct har…
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Comment #44081412
Check out https://github.com/SuperCuber/dotter
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Comment #44081407
Funny that I see this post right after refreshing the documentation on my own project, Dotter[1] It offers a more involved approach to managing the dotfiles, but (imo) addresses th…
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Comment #42027592
lisp's syntax is simple - its just parenthesis to define a list, first element of a list is executed as a function. but for example a language like C has many different syntaxes fo…
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Comment #40292388
> A skilled interviewer is easily able to ascertain breadth and depth of the candidate's experience [without a coding test] And yet, many interviewers' experience shows that there …
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Comment #39400062
"Software Engineer" is a pretty commonly used title for programmers
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Comment #39108659
That'd still be a bit too tolerant for my tastes. It should also scan your future commits.
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Comment #38412900
This post is about XSS, not JWTs... > For security reasons, it is advisable for users to log out from a web application once they have completed their tasks No, the application sho…
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Comment #38396457
What things are you talking about? I haven't used chrome outside of work for years, so forgive my ignorance
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Comment #38290570
i like Xitter and Xcrete
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Comment #38283672
I'm definitely NOT attending an interview where this kind of tech is used. My heart rate is irrelevant to whether someone should hire me - and I say that as someone who doesn't eve…
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Comment #38027408
In uni, a couple students had those tablet/laptop reverse foldable devices as a fancy notepad, used with a stylus.
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Comment #37648408
too little
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Comment #37271085
"opt-in by default" kinda makes sense as a combination of words, but you're right that people just usually call it "opt-out" (and vice versa)
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Comment #37120533
Interesting. I ran the script to extract the json - that part was almost instant, then i used the first `url` field of `streamingData.adaptiveFormats`. I then ran curl 'https://...…
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Comment #37119202
Looks interesting. In the post, the author does echo -n '{"videoId":"aqz-KE-bpKQ","context":{"client":{"clientName":"WEB","clientVersion":"2.20230810.05.00"}}}' | http post 'https:…
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Comment #36728827
default ctrl-f will only search through the current page while the site-provided one can search through all content... this is not really an argument against it existing
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Comment #36721334
I guess in the way I use it, choosing a data structure is about the complexity/performance of operations you're going to do with a collection of objects, and choosing a data model …
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Comment #36702667
Unfortunately HN doesn't notify of replies need to go digging for then in "threads" I'll give you an example from a ongoing side project of mine: https://github.com/SuperCuber/fact…
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Comment #36659400
"modeling your data" is terminology that I encountered before, not sure why you find it unusual /shrug
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Comment #36174313
Are you complaining about the lack of dark patterns that push you to accept all cookies? When that cookie banner opened for me, I thought "finally, one of the moral ones" because a…
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Comment #35862253
another enthusiastic +1 comment here. Moved to them from gmail, set up *@firstnamelastname.com and the ability to send and receive emails from my old gmail, then moved all my accou…
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Comment #35816649
I work in adtech. Terms like "Targetted advertising" and "Retargeting" are very common.
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Comment #35760709
> it's much cooler to have it automated heh
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Comment #35659169
my contract has a month notice, but if I don't work then they don't have to pay me. One month notice is pretty standard in my country, but the wording also gives me an effective wa…