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culopatin
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Comment #49138197
I’ve never heard someone claim windows peaked at 8, at least 7.
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Comment #49020411
What’s stopping you from building that yourself instead of having to go through Framework?
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Comment #48964788
Square footage is very much a lie in San Francisco as well
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Comment #48921401
Yes, I initially jumped from Android to iPhone back in 2019 or so because I felt like the experience was much more stable and it just worked, smooth, no issues, kinda boring but in…
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Comment #48908383
Well someone has to sue first no? The courts don’t go out telling people what to do. They react to claims.
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Comment #48887715
Maybe if instead we stopped engaging they would wonder why
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Ask HN: Do you still trace new codebases manually?
How do you navigate an unknown codebase before making a change? When you drop into a large, unfamiliar repository, what is your process for understanding what components play a rol…
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Comment #48859711
You’re getting in an ambulance, not calling a cab. You’re probably unconscious, maybe at least disoriented, overwhelmed, concerned about what’s happening more than doing math. Also…
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Comment #48859660
Even with insurance all these companies will fight with each other to find excuses to say it’s not their responsibility and send you letters non stop saying things like “oh you pai…
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Comment #48859636
Yeah my mom got billed 9k a few months ago from SFO to one of the south sf hospitals. Neck brace and supervision was all that was needed. Basically an expensive uber ride.
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Comment #48859584
I wonder if Ryanair is going to charge them for being oversized to fit through their designated window.
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Comment #48827900
Can one end up working for TAG out of this for example? What does it take for that career ladder to happen?
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Comment #48827642
Is this still a viable career?
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Comment #48818891
What I noticed lately is that everyone wants a principal or staff SWE. So much that I even think the titles are getting diluted.
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Comment #48774690
I think this should be a show HN? But if not a few things anyway. Your comments show as dead, just so you know. Idk why. Your website is unusable in my phone, crawls to a stop, may…
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Comment #48751003
Lifters also often drain while sitting and valve lash is greater at start until they get slapped a few times
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Comment #48676337
How’s running models with AMD these days?
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Comment #48663059
And yet half what they charge in some areas of California
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Comment #48615684
Makes sense to me. The only way I can dip in a snow melt lake is if I slow down my breathing, slow my thinking and dip.
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Comment #48613845
How much of why glam 5.2 is good today is due to open source contributions? Is the two-way-street-ness of it already pushing it to be better or so far it’s mostly a nice to have?
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Comment #48498176
Would help to know what fields you’re interested in or what problems you want to solve. No one is going to have much consistency or accountability working on things they don’t care…
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Comment #48473444
Even if objectively one could agree that currently the products from china are better than the US ones, all the “China so good now” stuff is starting to sound like straight up in y…
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Comment #48455024
And who pays that extra? Who are you taxing in the middle of nowhere?
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Comment #48455015
It’s a matter of incentives. The avg American grows up with certain “American dream” that clashes with that rural America life. There is no incentive to leave everything behind and…
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Comment #48454904
But evidently they don’t want to move to rural America.