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Ask HN: Tips for filtering HN RSS feed
Hey guys, so I've been reading HN for around 10 years. And over the course of time it changed a lot , so now I see more and more things that do not fall under my own criteria of wh…
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Comment #37332962
Scrum is really like communism. Everyone keeps saying “read the agile manifesto “ but the people who practice scrum (communism) most likely never read it. They just “get the idea”.…
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Comment #37304096
Have you ever thought that some software engineers enroll not by their natural calling but for pure economic factors? For a lot of people in Europe, the paycheck immediately turns …
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Comment #37298612
I thought the same. I’m only 60 pages of a history book with tons of references to sources and it took me about 3 hours to go through that.
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Comment #37271159
Not really. I did intermittent fasting before and it helped me to loose 33 pounds in two months while maintaining low physical activity. But that comes along with the proper diet t…
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Comment #37270170
Biggest improvement in sleep quality happened to me, when I returned to intermittent fasting. For more than a year, I stopped doing it (along with the diet) and indulged myself in …
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Comment #37079761
>Kazakhstani (born in Kazakh SSR, Soviet Union) ethnic Russian stops mentioning “Russia” in his biography during a period of increased Russophobia. He is jewish. Just like the rest…
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Comment #34863368
Weird post. If this whole infrastructure is built just to render a static page, I can guarantee that from the point of view of someone reaching it out from Indonesia, then the Page…
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Comment #34678137
As a white european dude, who's ancestors never oppressed anyone, rather were oppressed by other white dudes through history. Can you ELI5 why the DEI exists and what problems does…
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Comment #34379327
>Mobile is eating the web. Mobile (Android - it's all Safari on iOs) Firefox is a bad experience. Allow me to second this!I have a not-so-small bookrmark collection (~600). When I …
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Comment #33681114
Amazing thread! Those of you implementing DPI, assisting CCP with logging, cryptocurrency daredevils, tracking enablers and even a slave helmet guy. Do know that you have changed t…
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Comment #33458769
Layoff to save rep among other things?
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Comment #33457773
Given Lyft have (had?) an office in semi-fascist state of Republic of Belarus, there's no wonder they are laying off someone. I double checked, the evidence of Minsk office is wash…
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Comment #33313606
Funny how raising red flags may correlate with plain pay raise strategy. It's a known fact, that 2+ yr tenured workers will get smaller salary bumps for loyalty or staying with the…
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Comment #33267502
I'm not frustrated personally, but I know a lot of people who lost their faith in what the organization does. No one is branching off, but a pretext that your personal take on thin…
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Comment #33259927
>Being such a small operation, I think they're making a great decision by focusing on what matters most. Currently, it looks like they are focusing on social networking features: s…
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Comment #33259593
NL is rather small sample to, say, larger countries like Poland that use SMS quite frequently. And depending on carrier, SMS texting most likely will be completely free with most o…
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Comment #33161351
>I enjoy the act of drinking - literally having a drink, or the feeling right after a drink. I hate how I feel an hour later, the foggy head feeling. Hydrate the same time you cons…
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Comment #32842206
Oh come on, let's just admit that USA is much more sex-obsessed than the rest of the world..
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Comment #32790679
> This is absolute nonsense. Bitwarden has worked absolutely perfectly for me until now, their clients work just fine and it's the password manager I always suggest to people aroun…
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Comment #32787813
I can feel uncalled hostility in your attitude, dictated by your conjecture which isn't the right indicator to make judgement about this specific incident. Ad hominem is irrelevant…
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Comment #32787737
Good point. At one moment, I switched to BW premium exactly for convenience purposes. Before that, it was Authy for TOTP handling and BW for password manager.
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Comment #32784040
Hello. I'm paying for the service. My expectation is as simple as being able to log into the password manager when the cloud has an outage and I don't experience any problems. When…
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Comment #32783875
...not yet. Just as Authy was a nice TOTP software. Until they introduced their vendor lock-in TOTP format.