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huma
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Comment #42442626
What was the app about?
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Comment #40886719
Thankfully, most of us quit writing centuries in Roman numerals, it's about time we quit centuries as well :) Sadly, however, the regnal numbers continue to persist
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Comment #34365718
TypeScript feels like it's trying hard to become Java Enterprise level of complexity :)
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Comment #31847759
Not for being Russians, but for active participation in censorship by tweaking their news aggregation to show only hand picked government approved sources
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Comment #31516440
> Generally, the major foot-gun that got a lot of places in trouble was the premature move to microservices, architectures that relied on distributed computing, and messaging-heavy…
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Comment #29275851
The first time, a while ago, when I tried Ruby, coming from Java, it was pure joy of freedom :) I really liked the duck typing approach and the dynamic feel of the language. It's r…
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Comment #29203692
I don't, but I really appreciate those brave souls who try. A new, refreshing, honest search, like once Google was, is long overdue.
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Comment #29045678
> the rest of the gender system makes no sense, like a car is "she" but the plane is "he" -- so no one bothers with it It's actually pretty straightforward. Generally, nouns ending…
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Comment #28965818
When you live long enough it becomes evident that scale in tech is a pandemic. At a certain point greed inevitably takes over. I believe there's some kind of a threshold beyond whi…
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Comment #28819474
This is what overengineering looks like
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Comment #28783853
Yep, it's the dark pattern wording which really disappoints, the kind Mozilla is supposed to fight against. Like a good old friend that betrays you.
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Comment #24861974
A bit of history on the matter. https://web.archive.org/web/20130116102852/http://hueniverse...
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Comment #24495247
I wish Dropbox had a lite version which could just sync my files without having to install over 100 MB of useless bloat
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Comment #13869975
Not CS related, but I've found these courses to be of great value: - Sociology 150A (Robb Willer) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edfKMAePWfE - Geography C110 (Richard Walker) http…
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Comment #6452564
Konstantin Haase of Sinatra/Ruby fame is based in Berlin and I would recommend him for a mentor. https://github.com/rkh
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Comment #6386473
If you see two spaces, you can almost bet that the author is an American and over 40 years old :)
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Comment #5906361
He's one of the gentlest people I know. If Woz is up in arms, something is really going on.
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Comment #5895834
A package for Archlinux: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tmate/
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Comment #4101961
I don't see what's the big fuss here. Maybe a few edgy comments, but nothing "painfully awry". I would say kudos to the organizers for their trust in their fellow citizens to speak…
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Comment #4083100
> At the present rate, the Darwinian revolution, at least in America, will take just as long. I would say that it's exclusively an American problem :) I get rather annoyed stumblin…
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Comment #4083044
Let me summarize this: http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive/phd051809s.gif :)
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Comment #3962100
Can you reveal the traffic figures and your server spec?
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Comment #3874929
It'd be nice to have a [PDF] tag in the link.
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Comment #3871787
I like the current HN design. It's simple and elegant to my taste. I'm not a fan of eye candy (for the sake of it). Minimalist approach of HN is why I like it and what distinguishe…