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ehershey
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Comment #42719050
> the page you're reading now is ~2.2MB, which is in line with typical page weights of ~2.7MB these days For a small mostly-text blog post? Wtf are you talking about? That’s absurd…
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Comment #40745936
Wow what a fun little interesting time. My wife and I made it to the end on mobile!
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Comment #35970984
Why would it?
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Comment #34146144
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:...
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Comment #33929863
It uses the same library as glow (glamour) - https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/e876b229634b02d40bdfbb15844d...
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Comment #31105864
And from 2010. I missed both facts despite reading the whole darn thing.
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Comment #29144300
Proud of myself for recognizing the conceit (pun intended) here pretty quickly. Good point in the end too!
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Comment #29052268
Did google get slashdotted by hacker news? The “getting started” link at the bottom gives me an internal server error.
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Comment #28965734
While the original site isn’t feeling well: https://archive.md/YV9AQ
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Comment #27298156
I enjoyed this. In particular the drawn diagram and: > Look at an audio file's waveform before playing it at max volume. That’s always good advice.
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Comment #27296738
What do you mean by “sanitizing” the sdk’s? Did you remove the OpenTelemetry package?
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Comment #27058245
They do the same thing for digital-only subscriptions.
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Comment #27044635
There’s this, a close match: “There is surely nothing quite so useless as doing with great efficiency what should not be done at all.” From hbr in 1963. https://hbr.org/1963/05/man…
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Comment #27032473
I've had horrible luck driving cars - thankfully nothing as bad as injuring humans or colliding with oncoming traffic, but I've come close. The stakes - and expenses - are so high …
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Comment #26964908
Thanks for this! Seriously I’m a tab minimalist and this narrative is a great explanation of how “the other half” lives.
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Comment #26950895
You’ve got it exactly backwards. Committees take away autonomy by introducing external influence. Politics by definition is guiding policy, not acting with purpose within the confi…
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Comment #26869295
The most interesting stuff is toward the bottom. I found this fascinating and unintuitive: > Downranking of Tutorials > HN submissions which are tutorials are downranked by moderat…