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diNgUrAndI

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    Comment #46983136

    You got it. Just pushed the change. Check it now.

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    Comment #46982298

    Good catch. I just fixed it!

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    Show HN: I vibecoded 177 tools for my own use (CalcBin)

    Hey HN! I've been building random tools whenever I needed them over the past few months, and now I have 177 of them. Started because I was tired of sketchy converter sites with 10 …

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    Comment #28403287

    Learning new abstractions is not a good argument though. Did hardware engineers from the pre-OS era complain about Linux / OS hard to understand? In a sense, kubernetes is the new …

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    Comment #23807272

    Can't believe no one mentions Salesforce

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    Comment #23577332

    I like the comparison. Both types of people chase the most important problem. Having met people from both groups, the other word I hear a lot is impact . That's a qualitative metri…

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    Comment #23370609

    It is hosted on github pages. Not sure if it would violate ToS. You may host it elsewhere. Reference: https://help.github.com/en/github/working-with-github-pages/...

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    Comment #22229932

    What you are doing is pretty cool. Too bad I'm based in Canada.

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    Comment #20753220

    > People believe in what they choose to believe. The same thing can be said about what you are believing about Chinese governments. How would you be sure that you are not biased be…

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    Comment #20746204

    > The irony is that these "anti democracy" protestors are exercising their democratic right to protest! It's also irony that when "protestors" (or just people voicing their opinion…

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    Comment #20746086

    There aren't always clear definitions of these types of accounts. Hypothetically, one ordinary twitter account saw the posts / GIFs / words that are close to the version they like,…

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    Comment #20745967

    Things won't turn to be bright overnight. Openness and no bullying is nice. But it takes time to get there. Some counterexamples are Iraq or Libya. Governments changed overnight to…

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    Comment #20742646

    From what I saw, `constant monitoring and systems like "social credit"` won't buy loyalty. Ordinary people do that more out of patriotism, an emotion against those who spread misin…

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    Comment #20742622

    Why not? Even within HK there are thousands pro-police anti-protest supporters. https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/08/17/oppose-violence-save-h... Our opinions are shaped by what medi…

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    Comment #20742566

    What about "pro-democracy" activists using twitter or fb smearing the police with their own version of truth? It seems like twitter judges which version of truth to allow based on …

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    Comment #20742546

    State is a group of people. How about marketing campaign? Companies are also groups of people too. What I see here is twitter bending its rules to not work with certain groups of p…

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    Comment #20433730

    The video is about academic writing. I wonder how much can be applied to technical writing, like API documents.

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    Comment #20332028

    Location: Toronto Remote: flexible Willing to relocate: Maybe, preferably within Canada Technologies: Elixir, React, Rails, Python, Dart/Flutter, Elisp/Emacs, Chef Résumé/CV: Upon …

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    Comment #20015226

    > Misleading vividness – involves describing an occurrence in vivid detail, even if it is an exceptional occurrence, to convince someone that it is a problem; this also relies on t…

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    Comment #19832515

    I used Anki for quite a few years now and accumulated a bunch of cards. What I found: - Anki is helpful in helping me to remember language facts (which is relatively simple in stru…

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    Comment #19784291

    I was in an accelerator space before. Most people are just acquaintances who would say hi to each other but didn't have time to have deep chat. Compared with that, I made friends w…

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    Comment #19763795

    What are dockerhub's alternatives? No 2FA. That is bad.

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    Comment #19754901

    Sometimes interviewing a candidate as a team can have small benefits such as strengthening / making explicit what values are important to the team among the participants. This assu…

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    Comment #19754848

    > he did a short stint at Facebook working on Messenger, before landing at Nori, a company addressing climate change with blockchain where he still works. Blockchain. Interesting.