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Comment #37183786
What does the year have to do with it? Aesthetics and appearance have a lot to do with our decisions every day. The people you date, news you read, shoes you buy, etc. There's noth…
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Comment #37183723
I have been using vim and tmux for over 10 years as my primary development setup. I have tried others things like vscode, jetbrains ides and even cloud based ides (like cloud9, bef…
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Comment #37155309
She speaks the truth often, but I never really got how she portrays herself. Not a huge fan... regardless, she should be able to say whatever she wants and use the platform she bui…
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Comment #37106619
It doesn't have user IDs... seems like an odd selling point... if you have good end to end encryption who cares if you have user IDs? I imagine you could do network analysis and so…
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Comment #37105785
I stick with vim. It’s already installed anywhere that matters. Why bother installing neovim? I don’t rely on neovim only extensions. In my experience, most people using neovim are…
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Comment #37105688
Yes… I agree. However, I imagine one handwritten letter to a friend or loved one would be far more enriching for most people than 100 published blog posts.
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Comment #37105672
This seems like a long shot and a very optimistic view of a public presence. It’s equally likely anything you put online will be used against you in the future. I doubt the risks o…
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Comment #37101272
Why publish at all? Who cares if something blows up and goes viral? Why should I spend any time publishing anything? Personally, I’d rather spend time doing something that enriches…
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Comment #37101213
It isn’t clear why the discussion is around flutter. The problem is when you define yourself by the technology you know. You’re an app developer or an engineer, not a flutter devel…
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Comment #37101079
Is it just me, or is this over engineered? Brings me back to SOAP services and WSDLs.
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Comment #37082687
My idea of a C development environment has always been Vim, Tmux and a decent compiler.
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Comment #37081381
I am not sure it's so black and white with encryption. It depends on your threat model. Keeping it secure from an angry ex-girlfriend is one thing, but keeping it secure from a thr…
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Comment #37081008
Was this kid arguing about the automatic encrypt/decrypt file capability and Bram's unwillingness to use a cryptographically secure algorithm? It was a long, long thread that got h…
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Comment #37077953
Recession is fake news at this point.
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Comment #37075464
If you have a gmail address, you already failed.
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Comment #37066615
I can somewhat understand the idea... but I don't see this as my mistake. A person agreed to pay for something. They signed an agreement. The payment terms were specified (N-30). T…
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Comment #37066543
The debt is too much for small claims court, not too little.
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Comment #37066540
This has been done, but they already used all of the plan that was agreed upon.
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Comment #37066526
I understand-- what about the use of a debt collector? Wouldn't it be better to settle for N, where N is greater than 0? Especially if the collector does all of the work/time inves…
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Ask HN: Advice for a solo SaaS founder dealing with a customer?
I am a solo founder/developer of a SaaS product. I have many customers (enterprise, small, medium, etc). I have never had this issue before now... I have a customer that agreed to …
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Comment #37012281
Sad. I didn't interact with Bram much, but I did have an email exchange with him early in my software developer journey. I submitted a few patches to Vim and he helped me work thro…
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Comment #36951138
Alternatively, search the web for everyone implementing "/ip" and random load balance between all of them and let them handle the load for you.
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Comment #36944473
I paid off ~65K in student debt in one year (first year as a developer)... it's totally doable, especially in the USA.
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Comment #36944410
I gave Tailwind a shot but ultimately settled with Bootstrap. It wasn't because Tailwind was bad-- I thought it provided a lot of value. The issues that ultimately made me switch t…
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Comment #36942455
If they wanted to be anonymous they shouldn't be using Facebook or any Meta property.