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angra_mainyu
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About angra_mainyu
https://aalbacetef.io
https://github.com/aalbacetef
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Views do not represent any of my past or present employers (nor even myself at a given moment, as my opinion could have evolved).
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Comment #48148162
The HN hug of death
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Comment #47914484
>returning a 200 and a body containing "error: I didn't do what you said because _insert error here_" I've seen this approach before, it mostly follows from using the code to signa…
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Comment #47852395
I'd probably start learning how to homebrew beer.
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Comment #47847871
More like they get away with it because hundreds of thousands of people around the world demand the service.
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Comment #47839860
nyxt? helium? midori? There are hundreds of browsers these days, you shouldn't have a hard time finding one that fits your needs.
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Comment #47302073
To this, I once moved to a city in a neighboring country and ended up having the exact same zip code as where I moved from.
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Comment #46861681
I have a tiny but very comfy bluetooth keyboard, though 90% of the time I use a keyboard with android I'm using my tablet (and it's easy to forget it's not a laptop).
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Comment #46721395
Never heard of that, nor of a union in tech. What part of Europe?
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Comment #46675215
The discourse here is more of a criticism of Puentes, who is a very controversial minister overseeing this.
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Comment #46551926
Yarmuk 636 is one of the most depressing events in history. Whenever I read about that or the disasters that ensued in the following centuries I always spend a day depressed. Grim.…
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Comment #46551886
Hey, get with the times. Whitewashing jihadis is in vogue these days.
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Comment #46544965
Personally I preferred Boylestad as well as Sedra & Smith. Boylestad was an excellent first look at electronics with S&S being great for going in-depth on some topics.
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Comment #44579491
>list of requirements So basically Neovim, but swapping out Lua for something else.
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Comment #44535652
Always check MDN - for web stuff they truly are the best reference out there.
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Comment #44535614
>cleaning, buying food, coordinating Food? A party's just booze and music, maybe even move some furniture out of the way for a dance floor.
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Comment #44535557
Millennial here - they definitely were real! Even back in 2008-2010 when I was in high school.
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Comment #44535528
It looks beautiful! Now, if I could just find a non-JVM version...
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Comment #44017611
I have to agree, particularly if you look at functions as pipelines: data/events go in, other data/events go out. If I had to hazard some kind of heuristic with 99% applicability, …
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Comment #43982239
I think this is a human thing, being very myopic given our short lifespans, we forget even relatively recent things. The Cold War for example was full of these intricate, complex a…
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Comment #43878221
> renting just doesn’t make all that much sense in this economy I disagree. Example scenario of many young Europeans in their 20s: - living in small or mid-sized city - job offer p…
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Comment #43878180
> If you can’t benefit from that then you spend that deposit on renting, which means you can’t buy in your 30s and are trapped in the rent cycle. I disagree with this - assuming th…
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Comment #43878165
Odd, renting while I lived in the UK was the only way I was able to save. If I had attempted to buy, I would literally have financially died (not to mention wouldn't have been able…
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Comment #43878153
100% agreed! Housing prices stated in reference to purchasing power would make a bit more sense.
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Comment #43877661
What's wrong with renting? I refuse to buy until I hit at least my 40s and/or start a family and decide I will stay put in a place. I've seen people go through the incredible pain …