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isaachawley
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Comment #44336392
Can we get a link directly to the project instead of this testflight page?
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Comment #43110219
(I moved to Ireland from the US) There's a housing crisis in Ireland too. A 2-bed in Dublin in an alright location is 2k+. Here's rents in Dublin: https://www.daft.ie/property-for-…
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Comment #42819885
Oh they're only getting rid of the Origin app. Now they're forcing you to switch to the new "EA App" https://www.ea.com/ea-app which I'm sure will be worse. And switch soon, or you…
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Comment #42644439
Similar to this, I bought a Lansky knife sharpening kit. I thought I was good at sharpening with a whetstone, but this makes a huge difference. $75 or so. https://www.lansky.com/de…
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Comment #41545843
He didn't mention an ad blocker. I wonder if that would change things. Especially if (like me) he's got an ad blocker in Chrome but not in Safari.
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Comment #37842350
I like both the Bond and Smiley books, but I've never understood why people are so quick to directly compare the two characters. Smiley is a man of politics and intrigue, while Bon…
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Comment #37818604
Frontend software / design. The Design of Everyday Things, by Donald Norman. It's incredible the number of people who use the words "affordance" and "signifier" incorrectly.
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Comment #35899579
Don't freeze salaries. The best people leave. The salary freeze is bad enough for morale, then the best people leave one by one and there's a morale hit for each one. Prefer layoff…
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Comment #34908676
I like to imagine an evil genie is reading the text with intent to misunderstand. (This is also my coding process.)
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Comment #33906053
The Design of Everyday Things by Donald A. Norman. Now I know _why_ my kitchen appliances irritate me. Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills. How to navigate the landscape. And …
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Comment #33559286
There's a great documentary about Nazare, and the crazy guy who helped develop the spot. https://www.hbo.com/100-foot-wave It's well-shot and more interesting than you'd expect. Ma…
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Comment #33464264
Don't take seriously any feedback you get from an interview. Unless you already trust someone involved in the process.
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Comment #31083697
previous discussion with DIY command-line approaches https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23157408
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Comment #31081767
Nice article. I wouldn't call this approach "1x Programming." This is more about how to be a net-positive member of a dev team. As a longtime dev and recent dev manager, I hate mos…
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Comment #26113822
Yes. Good film.
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Comment #25890884
Email filters are an office superpower.
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Comment #24269314
This looks great. The lack of portability was a huge negative when I was considering BPF a few months ago.
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Comment #24141278
Leisure != time outside of work. If you're commuting, if you're too exhausted to get off the couch, if you're on-call and worrying about interruptions, then you're not truly at lei…
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Comment #23843573
I live in Ireland. This is a sad day. For years now I've been wondering what the Irish govt would do with BILLIONS of dollars. We could have had an Irish space program! A monorail!…
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Comment #23564033
Interesting! Would you compare Roberts' book with Boukreev's response to Into Thin Air, The Climb?
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Comment #23563226
Annapurna - Maurice Herzog. One of my favorites. Rock climbing: I was very happy about all the coverage around the Dawn Wall project, with Caldwell and Jorgeson. A big part of that…
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Comment #23561377
I've done a bit of climbing. I think it takes more bravery to accept that conditions are bad and you need to turn around, than to continue on with the rest of the group. It's not c…
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Comment #22811936
I think in Pattern Recognition a character says, "More creativity goes into the marketing of products than into the products themselves." I'd love to think of it all as some kind o…
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Comment #20333706
If you bounce off of Consider Phlebas, try Player of Games. I think it's an easier place to start the Culture novels.
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Comment #17403274
> On error, any Response can be ignored. A non-nil Response with a non-nil error only occurs when CheckRedirect fails, and even then the returned Response.Body is already closed. h…