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bobwaycott
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About bobwaycott
Software perfectionist.
Open to collaborating and technical co-founding if the idea is right.
Personal web: https://bobwaycott.com
Email: hn@ my personal web domain.
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Comment #48461571
Agreed. The content is not what I was expecting to read.
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Comment #47731898
I’m sure that immortality was meant to be immorality , but the idea of British law prohibiting some Faustian bargain struck with eternal life on the line if the wager works in your…
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Comment #47322418
That’s not a comparison to another person. That’s his job title . It is not uncommon for universities to have distinguished chairs within departments named after a notable person—i…
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Comment #46818316
Solidarity.
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Comment #45289584
I assume the Android logo?
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Comment #45075017
It’s never too late to start. ;)
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Comment #45073723
Had the same thought. I don’t show up on this leaderboard, but I’m #42 on the “more complete” leaderboard. I’m #8 when sorting by max in a single comment —which makes even me think…
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Comment #45025128
The expansion slot icon looks like a hamburger menu—so I’d expect it to let me customize macOS menus. Pretty bad.
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Comment #44196829
Yeah. I was there and this demo was a jolt. More so was the phrasing we were witnessing the end of our punchcard era. I don’t know if it’s the history nerd in me or what, but that …
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Comment #43489182
Heh. This would have been just a bit more fun if you’d used it correctly—without the surrounding spaces.
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Comment #41057009
Always.
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Comment #40684844
My bad. The article makes that clear behind a paywall . I could only read the first two paragraphs before I asked the question. Luckily the archive link shared had the full text an…
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Comment #40684830
My apologies for asking the question when I could only read the first two paragraphs due to paywall. The archive link shared cleared up my concern, and makes it clear that it was h…
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Comment #40684723
Is this another in the string of 737 MAX issues? Or would other aircraft have experienced the same event under the same conditions? Edit: Aplogies for asking about content that was…
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Comment #40657324
From the original paper[0]: > We present a gradual type system for Elixir, based on the framework of semantic subtyping ... [which] provides a type system centered on the use of se…
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Comment #40549120
Wow, this is really cool and clever. Well done!
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Comment #40516916
I haven’t seen that talk yet. I’ll check it out for sure. Thanks!
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Comment #40513106
> I sadly have not gotten much traction when I try and advocate for this mindset in our industry. Yeah, I know what you mean. It's become a bit of a primary signal for how I evalua…
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Comment #40510829
I always find myself sitting down to read Out of the Tar Pit [0] at least a couple times per year. It has been—and continues to be—one of the most seminal texts in my career. I sti…
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Comment #40484274
https://finviz.com/ is pretty fantastic.
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Comment #40481212
And in the Uber Eats app, it’s Account > Communication to disable all the annoying notifications.
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Comment #40481200
Uber Eats is the worst. In the app, Account > Communication is where they have you auto opted-in to endless promotional garbage.
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Comment #40464905
Founder said they’d be releasing a bootloader, fwiw: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40458954
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Comment #39800321
Even in English, the use case you’re referring to would not have an apostrophe—apostrophes are used for contractions and possession, not plurality.