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durandal1

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    Comment #48590716

    The only fair way to compare the cost to solar and wind, is if wind and solar producers would have to make power guarantees 24/7 and cover the cost of the production gaps (hint: th…

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    Comment #46673039

    I've had a long career in software and my conclusions is that if soft skills are valued over hard skills, the organization is already captured by talentless engineers and leaders. …

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    Comment #46669841

    One of my kids are particularly brilliant and what I found is that the combination works best, "you are smart therefore I have high expectations" AND "without doing the work being …

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    Comment #46669777

    Also a succinct condemnation of HN as a hub for strivers.

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    Comment #46580629

    For anyone who has or has experienced the latest gen FSD from Tesla this comes across as a complete lie. Why would you spend energy lying on HN of all places?

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    Comment #45651783

    Normal productive people doing normal stuff reframed through the lens of pettiness and jealousy.

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    Comment #45266433

    This is based on my personal experience, I used to ride trains for travel a lot. I grew up in Europe and lived there for 31 years so this is not based on ignorance.

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    Comment #45266063

    Trains will fairly unreliably take you from one place that is not your home, to another place, which is not where you want to go, at a time that is probably not exactly when you wa…

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    Comment #45045986

    Long time user of Monodraw, such a delightful app. My main use case is to draw view hierarchies, tables and diagrams in source comments.

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    Comment #45017416

    The only tiling window experience that stuck for me is Aerospace.

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    Comment #45008743

    But what we can't have is affordable housing and healthcare without private actors effectively involved in value creation. As has been demonstrated over and over again.

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    Comment #44192718

    Also, this track looks nothing like a competitive drone race track, the obstacles are easier and it seems designed to cater to the autonomous drones.

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    Comment #42585704

    Donating in times of stress is a great idea, just donated as well.

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    Comment #42380446

    20% faster for some operations now, but with only a small subset of SQL implemented. Sound like making it as fast as SQLite will be hard with full compatibility given that I expect…

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    Comment #41733413

    Pre-announcing makes no sense when you're leading the pack, it's a stall tactic for your customers to not leave when trying to catch up.

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    Comment #41450700

    Nope, it's all there, look again (maybe not great on mobile or something?)

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    Comment #41438578

    HNHiringTrends[1] is my goto site when I try to explain the current hiring sentiment of software. [1] https://hnhiringtrends.com

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    Comment #41174624

    By "maintenance mode" you mean shipping more features per year than the pre-Elon Twitter? Remember, the pre-Elon Twitter was completely stagnant and seemingly unable to ship even t…

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    Comment #41038554

    I really think Rust should adopt one of the popular datetime crates into the std lib - it's not reasonable to offload researching maintainer status and quality to each developer ne…

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    Comment #40748409

    Where is the proof that Rust can achieve the productivity and design flexibility needed at browser scale?

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    Comment #40627174

    I know, I'm saying they implementation they ended up with is terrible.

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    Comment #40612405

    How they basically could not improve on tagged union enum types as you express them in C is to me one of the misses. Modeling data through effortless sum types is a requirement for…

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    Comment #40579317

    I used vim for 25 years and I expect to use neovim for another 25. Return on investment in knowledge and skill is off the charts.

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    Comment #40513086

    So we're saying that the reason jets should be able to be tracked by anyone, in real time, is so we can enable targeted moral shaming? Everyone, regardless of wealth or mode of tra…

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    Comment #40379930

    The ultimate proof that Neovim has a healthy team of contributors, is that they successfully agreed on a new default color scheme. I am now convinced they can succeed with anything…